142 College Park Way, Port Moody

$Sold

By Russ Macnab

2348 Sqft

3 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

Built In 1967

$4,027 Property Taxes

2 Parking Stalls

142 College Park Way, Port Moody

The 3-level split floor plan of this College Park home optimizes space and functionality. The main entrance foyer leads to the bright and inviting main living area, featuring a spacious kitchen, living room, and dining room with deck access. The top floor houses three generously sized bedrooms, including a main bedroom with an ensuite, emphasizing privacy and tranquility. The lower level corridor, lined with ample storage closets, leads to a versatile basement space, offering endless possibilities for customization. Whether it’s a gym, additional bedrooms, a family room, or a rental suite, the basement’s two large rec rooms provide a foundation for creative utilization. This home’s floor plan is thoughtfully designed to accommodate a variety of family needs and lifestyles.

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The Area

Located in College Park, known as Port Moody’s best-kept secret, this property is nestled at the base of Burnaby Mountain, surrounded by lush nature and scenic views. The neighborhood’s West Coast charm is evident in its easy access to mountain biking trails, hiking paths, and dog walking routes. Nearby Westhill Park, with its outdoor pool, lacrosse box, and various sports facilities, encourages outdoor activities for families. The home is conveniently situated near essential transit routes, local amenities in Downtown Port Moody, and outdoor recreational spaces, making it an idyllic location for those who love a blend of suburban tranquility and outdoor adventure.

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