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$1,799,999

10425 140B STREET

Surrey BC V3T 4N9 - Whalley

5 bd

2 ba

2,100 sqft

Built 1958

About This Property

Located on a quiet inner street, but prime area at Surrey's Whalley rapidly growing neighborhood. The property falls within the Guildford Town Centre Plan where future development envisions Low to Mid Rise Residential. The house has undergone some renovations, buyers have the flexibility to live in the home, or hold it as an investment property with rental…

Property Details

MLS NumberR3099167

Property TypeSingle Family Residence

Bedrooms5

Bathrooms2

Square Feet2,100

Lot Size7,641 sqft

Year Built1958

Parking Spaces1

Days on Market108

StatusActive

Listed ByRoyal Pacific Realty Corp.

School Catchment

Elementary Mary Jane Shannon

Secondary Guildford Park View homes in catchment →

Neighbourhood

$500,000 Median home value

$80,000 Median household income

55.4% Owner-occupied

9.7% Single-detached homes

2.7 Avg household size

35.6 Median age

30.9% Bachelor's degree or higher (25-64)

45.5% Commute under 30 min

72.7% Drive to work

52.8% Foreign-born residents

8,068 Neighbourhood population

Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Population, 2021. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada.

Location

Highlighted area = this home's census tract (StatCan), the boundary the neighbourhood stats describe.

Land & Development

ZoningRFBylaw (PDF) ↗

Lot size7,524 sqft

Lot dimensions61 × 124 ft

Lot shapeRectangular

Multi-unit potential (Bill 44 / SSMUH)

Units allowedUp to 4

Max height3 storeys

Min. setbacks4.5 / 1.5 / 1.2 mfront / side / rear

Est. buildable~7,561 sqft

Under BC's Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing rules, this single-family lot may permit up to 4 units. These are the provincial minimums and approximate — local bylaw, servicing and lot conditions apply.

Approximate lot lines (ParcelMap BC)

Zoning, lot dimensions and grade are approximate, from public data, and for reference only — verify with the City / Township of Langley before relying on them.