Located on Burnaby Mountain—the highest point in Metro Vancouver. This south-facing corner 2-bedroom + den townhouse offers a stylish and comfortable living, with the den large enough to function as a third bedroom or home office. The home features elegant wide plank laminate flooring in the main living areas, plush carpeting in the bedrooms, and a thoughtful layout that includes a private patio and a balcony off the primary bedroom—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Residents enjoy access to premium amenities such as a large shared patio with BBQ, a state-of-the-art gym, and a social lounge with dining and kitchen facilities. Centrally located just steps from SFU campus, the bus loop, Starbucks, Nestor’s Market, parks, and endless trails. Open house : April Sat 19th Sun 20th 2-4pm
Property Type:
Residential
Dwelling Type:
Townhouse
Home Style:
Two Levels
Common Interest:
Condominium
Year built:
2021
(Age: 4)
Living Area:
1,380 sq. ft.128 m2
Building Area - Total:
1,380 sq. ft.128 m2
Levels:
Two
Bedrooms:
2
(Above Grd: 2)
Bathrooms:
3.0
(Full:2/Half:1)
Taxes:
$3,302.22 /
2024
Outdoor Area:
Garden
Plan:
EPS7239
Name of Complex/Subdivision:
Terraces At The Peak
Construction Materials:
Concrete, Concrete (Exterior), Mixed (Exterior)
No. Floor Levels:
2.0
Floor Area Fin - Above Main:
628 sq. ft.58.3 m2
Floor Area Fin - Above Main 2:
0 sq. ft.0 m2
Floor Area Fin - Main:
752 sq. ft.69.9 m2
Floor Area Fin - Total:
1,380 sq. ft.128 m2
Patio And Porch Features:
Patio
Parking Features:
Underground
Parking:
Underground
Parking Total/Covered:
2 / 2
Title to Land:
Leasehold prepaid-Strata
Elevator
Garden
Garden, Laundry In Unit, Clubhouse, Recreation Facilities, Elevator
Data was last updated April 17, 2025 at 03:40 PM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
100
Avg list price:
$679,950
Min list price:
$360,000
Max list price:
$3,980,000
Avg days on market:
45
Min days on market:
2
Max days on market:
898
Avg price per sq.ft.:
$783.19
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type
and located in
Simon Fraser Univer.. Average values are
derived using median calculations.