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2 rooms apartment of 58 m² in Victoria

Ashton Oaks, 1145 Bay Street, Victoria, BC V8T 1V4, Canada

Month rate

1575$

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Rental PeriodUnlimited
Available fromASAP

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Ashton Oaks Apartments

Ashton Oaks provides 1 & 2 bedroom suites all with balconies and fireplaces. Many suites offer stunning views of the mountains, the city or the beautifully landscaped grounds. Well-designed and impeccably maintained, professional resident managers are at hand to ensure everything runs smoothly and efficiently. Located in Fernwood neighbourhood of Victoria, Ashton Oaks fronts on the southside of Bay Street, mid block east of Cook Street. The building is nestled in a desirable family oriented neighbourhood and is walking distance to George Jay Elementary School, Queens Park, Royal Athletic Park, Victoria High School and William Stevenson Park. Frequent public transit is conveniently accessed on the arterial route to Cook Street and downtown Victoria is a quick 5 minute bus ride. At Tribe Management, we are proud to provide exceptional Property Management services to our communities across Canada with an innovative people & tech-forward approach. We make decisions with the knowledge that what we do affects the lives of the tens of thousands of people who choose to live, work and play in the properties we manage.

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Details about this property

Property type

apartment

Rooms

2

Size

58 m²

Price

1,575 $

Rental period

Unlimited

Available from

ASAP

Pets allowed

No

Washing Machine

Yes

Price per m²

27 $

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