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$3,789,900
Langley
8211 264 Street, Langley, British Columbia, V1M3M2
This 7-bedroom, 5-bathroom home in Langley is for sale offering roughly 6,949 sq ft of space. It has been on the market 1 day, fresher than the Langley average of 80 days.
Enjoy privacy & picturesque valley views from this custom built rancher w/ full daylight basement built by Pacific West Creations. This private, 5 acres offers gated entry to your 5 bed/5 bath residence + a legal 990 sq.ft. 2 bed carriage home with amazing views completely separate above your huge triple garage, Great for parents or family! This home features a beautiful open concept, tons of windows, massive rear deck to take in the views, custom cabinetry, floor to ceiling windows throughout the hallways, bright basement with lots of options, private gym with steam room, natural gas back up generator, 1100 sq ft of additional garage/shop space under main garage, everything you would expect in a custom built home. Lots of parking, Close to Hwy and a short drive to Fort Langley. (id:66096)
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Just listed: 1 day on market, against an average age of 80 days across the listings currently for sale in this city
This 7-bed single family in Langley has been listed for 1 day, which is 79 days fresher than the city average of 80. Act while there is still low competition.
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