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Just Listed: 707 9080 University, Burnaby, SFU, UniverCity

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Gorgeous Views

Altitude

3 Bed, 2 Bath 1028sqft Concrete Home
Priced at $518,800
Open: April 2 from 1 to 3

 

Gorgeous! The only way to describe this stunning home. Located in UniverCity; Vancouver’s premier lifestyle neighborhood. Enjoy amazing views from every room that will exceed your expectations. This 3bed/2bath/1028sqft home offers an efficient open floor plan, an abundance of light, quality flooring, GE Cafe apps, quartz counters, a large kitchen w/island, covered balcony & so much more. Spacious master has walk-through closet, 4pc ensuite w/dble sinks & the 2nd & 3rd rooms are well-sized. Altitude is Vancouver’s highest rising tower, 1 yr young & rental & pet friendly. Bonus: 1 locker & Parking. Walk to: transit, campus, childcare, shopping, indoor/outdoor rec. & a host of resident-only perks. Act Now!


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