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The Land & Streams

...and What Google Maps doesn't show... 

  • 3011 is located on the west side of 184th Street

  • Five homes south of 32nd Avenue (and two north of 29A Ave.)

  • 4.564 acre property

  • Frontage of ~290 feet

  • Depth/length of ~790 feet to back of property

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Those are the numbers... but what these miss is the experience.

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​​​​​​​​​Lots of Sky

Bordered by trees on four sides, but with few in the centre, this property has only one main building on it. As a result, it gives the house a wide-open view of the western sky and sunsets from the second floor living room and deck.

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And because it's in the ALR (the Agricultural Land Reserve), no multi-unit residential developments can be built on/around it. That means this view will likely be enjoyed for years to come...

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​​​​​​​​​Lots of Land

With 4.5+ acres, and few buildings, it means there is lots of land to enjoy!

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So what would YOU to want to do with it?

  • Plan/build a new dream home

  • Create a small farm

  • Walk through nature

  • Enjoy the quiet, peaceful surroundings and wide-open space

  • Have a recreation area (e.g. near the pond at the back)

  • Or something else?

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Two streams... and a Pond

While Realtor and Google Maps don't show it, there are TWO streams which cross the 3011 property:  Laura Brook and Dandrishe Creek.

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What Realtor and Google maps show

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Note missing Creek name,

and incorrect location for Laura Brook

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Here is where the two streams are actually located,

in relation to the property line
(see white box). 

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(All line locations are approximate)

At the back of the property,

Dandrishe Creek has also formed a large pond.

​(Possibly due to damming downstream,

both man-made and perhaps beavers as well) 

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And this is what it looks like

when you are there....

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