Surrey · MLS® R3169848
331
1,498 sq ft · Townhouse · Single Family · built 2007 · 29 days on market
listed by Ben Gauer, Royal LePage Ben Gauer & Assoc
Open house · Saturday, October 31
Walk 3.5 blocks to the new Hillcrest SkyTrain station! Rare private rear home in the sought-after Manors 4-plex in Provinceton, built by award-winning Vesta. This 3-bedrm, 2.5-bath home is ideally located across from a park & playground. Main-floor entry means no stairs to carry groceries plus a convenient powder room. Upstairs features 2 spacious bedrooms, including one with vaulted ceilings. The lower level offers a second primary bedroom with ensuite-or use it as a recreation room. Beautifully finished & freshly painted, with granite counters, crown mouldings, updated stainless appliances, new lower-level flooring, a $3,000 KitchenAid gas stove, new 2025 hot water tank & invisible screens. Enjoy direct garage access through your fenced backyard. Walk to transit, schools & shopping! New price now $80,000 (10%) below Assessed Value! Open House Sat
found among the listing photos.
20% down at 4.44% fixed (Ratehub.ca), 25 years; tax from the listing; strata fee from the listing.
Costs: mortgage $3,168 · tax $303 · strata $240 · insurance ~$175 · vacancy 3% · upkeep 5%.
Rent is today's market rent for a 3+ bedroom in Surrey: CMHC's average there ($1,956) raised by what new tenants pay against everyone in the Vancouver area, then down 3.5% with Vancouver's asking rents, 2025 Q4 → 2026 Q2. (CMHC Rental Market Survey, October 2025; CMHC Rental Market Report 2025, table 6.0 (rents on units that turned over to a new tenant); trend: Statistics Canada.) Houses usually rent for more than apartments. 25-year mortgage; rental purchases need at least 20% down.
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Walkability 68/100 · Walkable: many errands on foot
Within a 10 minute walk: 5 places to eat or drink, 2 cafes, 2 parks and playgrounds.
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