Condo
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Size: 1,069 sqft
Mnt Fee: $560.02
$728,800
About this Condo in South Slope
Panoramic Mount Baker and Fraser River views from this bright 2-bedroom condo at the Savoy Carlton, the City in the Park, Burnaby. This 1,042 sq.ft. home offers 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a spacious, functional layout. Designed by Hamilton Doyle Architects, this 1991 landmark blends timeless elegance with beautifully landscaped grounds featuring formal gardens, reflecting pools, and fountains. The home features 9-ft ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing stunning 180° views. Ideally located near Taylor Park Elementary and Byrne Creek Secondary, with parks, trails, shopping, and transit nearby. First Open House Saturday March 28th 11am to 3pm by appointment only.
Listed by Homelife Benchmark Realty Corp..
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More Details
- MLS®R3099934
- Bedrooms2
- Bathrooms2
- TypeCondo
- Building6888 Station Hill Drive, Burnaby South
- Size1,069 sqft
- Full Baths2
- Half Baths0
- Taxes$2140.28
- Strata$560.02
- ParkingUnderground, Front Access, Asphalt, Garage Door
- View180 - degree mtn & river
- BasementNone
- Storeys25 storeys
- Year Built1991
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More about South Slope, Burnaby South
South Slope stretches along Burnaby’s southern edge, south of Metrotown. Housing includes houses, townhomes, and newer condo developments, many with city views.
