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$1,049,000
Sechelt
6855 SEAVIEW Road, Sechelt, British Columbia, V7Z0E1
This 6-bedroom, 3-bathroom home in Sechelt is for sale offering roughly 2,017 sq ft of space. It has been on the market 8 days, fresher than the Sechelt average of 122 days.
Nestled amongst the trees in desirable Sandy Hook, this charming chalet-style home enjoys lovely ocean views and a wonderfully private setting. Offering six bedrooms and three bathrooms, including a separate suite, the property boasts over 2,000 square ft of living space on a generous 18,165 square ft plot. Inside, soaring vaulted timber ceilings, bamboo flooring and a cosy wood-burning fireplace lend warmth and character, whilst a brand-new kitchen adds a fresh, contemporary touch. Just moments from the beach and picturesque woodland trails, this delightful home offers the perfect blend of comfort, privacy and coastal living. With excellent income potential from the separate suite, it presents a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the very best of the Sunshine Coast lifestyle. (id:66096)
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Active: 8 days on market, against an average age of 122 days across the listings currently for sale in this city
This 6-bed single family in Sechelt has been listed for 8 days, which is 114 days fresher than the city average of 122. Act while there is still low competition.
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