Belmont Residences emerges onto the Langford housing scene
Saturday, April 28, 2018 ~ LANGFORD. Belmont Residences will welcome the public to their show-home opening on Saturday May 5. The new Belmont Residences development is under construction in Langford.
The opening of their new sales centre will be celebrated at a public event coming up Saturday May 5. The opening will feature a fully-built show home, starting at 1 pm (to 3 pm).
Belmont Residences is a new master-planned, 24-acre, 440-unit multi-phase development. Housing options include 1-bdrm (approx 622 sq ft), 2-bdrm (approx 878 sq ft), & 2-bdrm+flex (approx 1,050 to 1,224 sq ft) homes with prices starting from the low $300,000’s to low $600,000’s.
The 2,500 sq ft Belmont Residences Sales Centre features a site model showcasing one of Langford’s most anticipated new communities and detailed information about the first building. Visitors may tour a fully-furnished 2 bedroom + flex display home.
The public opening will include a preview of the new U-Bike service, which is officially expanding to the City of Langford in partnership with Belmont Residences. Visitors will be invited to grab a bike and explore the nearby neighbourhood, parks, and amenities including the adjacent Galloping Goose Regional Trail.
The sales centre is at 915 Division Avenue (corner of Jenkins Avenue), across from the Westshore Town Centre.
Belmont Residences comprise seven residential market and rental buildings targeting first-time home buyers, working professionals, and downsizers. The development is enhanced by 160,000 sq ft of commercial amenities (being developed by Crombie REIT), including a landmark Thrifty Foods spanning 53,000 sq ft.
Adjacent to the Galloping Goose Regional Trail and numerous parks, lakes, and outdoor spaces, Belmont Residences is set to become a vibrant centre for the City of Langford. Calling itself the new heart of the West Shore, Belmont Residences is being seen as the ‘it’ place for those seeking an urban-meets-suburban lifestyle.
The Belmont Club area will include common spaces, kids room, music/craft rooms, and multi-purpose spaces.
[This article first published on page 4 in the April 27, 2018 print/PDF edition of West Shore Voice News]