3 bed · 3 bath · 1,847 sq ft · 2 parking
Townhouse · Single Family · built 2026 · 1 day on market
Listed by Anthony England, RE/MAX Masters Realty
Realtor's description
Welcome to Villa #21 in the renowned Redbrick development by Kingswood Properties. This spacious town home offers fabulous views of downtown Squamish, mountains and water views. Large vaulted ceilings with lots of windows offer bright natural light. Upgrades include a heat pump with air conditioning throughout ($40k addition which is very important according to residents in the complex). High end appliances in the kitchen with a 5 burner stove and wine fridge. This development offer the best amenities such as roof top lounge, cold plunge pool, hot tub, infrared sauna, gym, yoga studio, meeting and study rooms, party room with a kitchen, two guest suites and a wellness center. There will also be a day care and Cafe on the property.This place is a dream come true! Buzzer is 7211
Property details
- Type
- Townhouse, Single Family
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 3
- Living area
- 1,847 sq ft
- Parking
- 2
- Year built
- 2026
- Strata fee
- $865 / mo ($0.47 / sq ft)
- Strata rules
- Pets Allowed With Restrictions, Rentals Allowed With Restrictions
- Days on market
- 1
- MLS®
- R3173971
Features
- Central location
- Treed
- Elevator
- Pets Allowed With Restrictions
- Rentals Allowed With Restrictions
- All
Monthly cost
20% down at 4.34% fixed (Ratehub.ca), 25 years; strata fee from the listing.
If you rented it out
- Rent
- $2,086/mo
- After all costs
- −$5,604/mo
- Cap rate
- 0.7%
- yearly net rent ÷ price
Costs: mortgage $6,483 · strata $865 · insurance ~$175 · vacancy 3% · upkeep 5%.
Rent starts at CMHC's average for a 3+ bedroom in Squamish (CMHC Rental Market Survey, October 2025). Averages include long-time tenants, so new leases usually ask more; houses usually rent for more than apartments. 25-year mortgage; rental purchases need at least 20% down.
BC rules for landlords
- Short-term rentals are limited to the host's principal residence in most communities. gov.bc.ca
- Rent increases are capped once a year at the province's set amount. gov.bc.ca
- The speculation and vacancy tax applies in many areas to homes not lived in or rented out. gov.bc.ca
- Selling within two years of buying can trigger the BC home flipping tax. gov.bc.ca
Location
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