Seniors will love living in this top floor end unit and all that its quiet and convenient Royal Oak location offers. You’ll enjoy easterly sun through its surrounding Garry Oaks, a generous deck, insuite laundry and a welcoming lobby with gas f/p when visitors call. Asthmatic? You’ll appreciate the building is entirely non-smoking. The unit has been fully repainted and the carpets cleaned, so there’s not much to do but move in. Members belong to the Victoria Christian Retirement Society.
November 26th, 2008
If you’re considering an ‘in town’ condo and don’t like the choices, consider this single family alternative. It’s just blocks off the downtown core and, once inside, you’ll be taken by its effective use of space - 3 bedrooms,3 bathrooms, 3 fire places, all beautifully done. Granite and marble abound, 11 ft. ceilings, a master retreat up with a steam shower, heated tile floors up and down, a courtyard in the rear of its ‘easycare’ lot. An in town oasis — come see it and be prepared to say “Wow!”. Available immediately.
September 19th, 2008
Loved for a year…now it’s someone else’s turn. And there’s a lot to love: a bright and quiet 3 bedroom end unit done with quality craftsmanship, nicely landscaped, pet friendly and centrally located in growing Langford. Easy rear access to parking. Done in a Colonial style with ‘rainscreen’ technology, and carries the balance of the Builder’s Warranty. You’ll love calling it home.
July 21st, 2008
You’ll love living in this convenient condo. Its bedrooms offer good separation and both have full 4 pc baths. New carpet in master and laminate flooring has just been laid in the rest of the unit. A central and spacious living area with f/p opens off the kitchen, and there are two decks from which to enjoy the southerly exposure. Insuite laundry (washer and dryer new) secured parking and a guest suite make this remediated building one you’ll want to see. Pet friendly and a well run strata.
July 21st, 2008
More kowtowing to the politically correct movement at the Legislature. George Southwell’s controversial murals are now shrouded as some find them offensive. Others would remove them in their entirety — at taxpayers’ expense, of course.
George Bernard Shaw said that all we learn from history is that we learn nothing from history. I would add a coda to that: and therefore we should stop trying to rewrite it. Our past is our past, warts and all. Let’s move on.
October 4th, 2007
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