Three bids for Vancouver condo with a garden patio

Kerry Gold

Vancouver

Special to The Globe and Mail

Published March 11, 2019

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Published March 11, 2019

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2333 Triumph St., unit 207, Vancouver

Asking price: $520,000

Selling price: $535,000

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Days on market: 7

Taxes: $1,107

Maintenance fee: $313.28

Listing agent: Mary Cleaver, Re/Max

The action

The updated kitchen has custom shelving.

Re/Max

The seller had lived in the unit since 2014, but sold to relocate to the Gulf Islands. The buyer is a single professional. Agent Mary Cleaver showed it to about 50 parties, and received three offers.

What they got

The unit boasts a fully landscaped private green space.

Re/Max

The 694 square-foot, one-bedroom unit is in a 42-year-old building with fully landscaped and private green space, within walking distance of trendy east side coffee shops and a bus ride to downtown.

The building has been rain-screened against leaks, including windows and balconies, and is under warranty. The unit has laminate flooring, an updated kitchen with custom shelves, and patio doors onto a 900 square-foot private patio/green space.

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The agent’s take

The big selling feature was the huge garden patio, which was one of the nicest she’s ever seen Ms. Cleaver says.

“It had mature bamboo and flowering trees – even a banana tree.”

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