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Are you looking for a brand new place to live in a friendly and welcoming neighbourhood with mature landscapes?
Look no further than TRIO—the latest development by Centurion Property Associates Inc. in the heart of Kelowna’s Glenmore area. It is located at 333 Drysdale Blvd.
Imagine coming home and relaxing after a busy work day with a double balcony (in some units) featuring views of trees and orchards in the area. What could be better than double the view of Glenmore?
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On top of double the view, imagine cooking your favourite meals after a long day in a gourmet kitchen featuring quartz countertops, stainless-steel appliances and sleek finishes.
In addition to the amazing views and gourmet kitchen, TRIO is centrally located and easily accessible to downtown, Kelowna International Airport and the University of British Columbia Okanagan campus, making it perfect for students, professionals and families. Glenmore is adapting and modernizing, and homes are becoming more affordable to residents.
Glenmore is ideal for students, professionals and families with different rental needs. If you don’t drive, you can bike on the various flat areas and bike paths located throughout this deluxe neighbourhood. You can even bike downtown if you are feeling adventurous. Although Glenmore is centrally located, this area is blissfully peaceful and ideal for family living.
If you’re looking for the excitement of entertaining family and friends, all you need to do is stay at home. TRIO offers deluxe amenities such as: an amenity room, outdoor field, barbecue and picnic area, bike parking and wash station, storage, onsite dog run and more.
TRIO features three, five-storey residential buildings with different unit options. Unit types include studio options, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units that will feature high-end, modern finishes. TRIO prices start at $1,300.
More information about TRIO can be found here, and you can see more about Centurion Property Associates on its Facebook and Instagram pages.
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