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A BԪַlittle piece of paradiseBԪַ moves to phase two in Colwood

Pacific Landing development offers panoramic view of Esquimalt Lagoon
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A rendering of the interior of the penthouse in Pacific LandingBԪַs development that overlooks Esquimalt Lagoon in Colwood. Phase two is expected to break ground in the coming months. (Image courtesy of Pacific Landing)

Combine the natural beauty of Metchosin with the accessibility of Langford BԪַ thatBԪַs how Emily Royer describes Pacific LandingBԪַs multi-use resort village on the West Shore.

The development, situated on a roughly 12-acre site on the grounds of the former Pendray House in Colwood, will be wrapping up phase one of the six-phase project to much success.

BԪַWeBԪַve been really happy with the uptake,BԪַ said Royer, director of sales and marketing with Pacific Landing.

BԪַWeBԪַre really pleased with the success. I think the market has really responded well to what weBԪַre offering.BԪַ

Phase one, which is nearly sold out, includes the construction of 33 two-bedroom and two-bathroom condo units in three buildings.

It also features the construction of a state-of-the-art centre that includes a kitchen, yoga studio and workshop, all designed to improve residentsBԪַ well-being.

Residents are expected to move in next month.

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Phase two is expected to get underway BԪַimminently,BԪַ said Royer, with half of the 20 condo units already sold. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom units range from 1,100 to 2,100 square feet, offering a functional layout and storage.

The second phase, which is expected to be complete in fall 2018, also includes a coffee shop, kayak storage space, office space and an amenity room that will likely be used as an arts space.

More inventory for phase two will become available once phase one has officially closed, including two one-of-a-kind units, the penthouse and a two-storey unit with 2,100 square feet of livable space.

Royer said the ocean-front development has been popular among retirees and those looking to retire or downsize because it offers the benefits of single-family home living, but in a condo.

BԪַItBԪַs a 10 minute walk to Royal Roads campus and Hatley Castle, it really feels tranquil and serene. It feels like a little piece of paradise, but youBԪַre a 10 minute drive to Costco,BԪַ Royer said.

BԪַItBԪַs actually really close to amenities and weBԪַre a 20 minute drive from downtown. ItBԪַs like the beauty of Metchosin and Sooke, with the accessibility of Langford BԪַ WeBԪַre really looking to provide them [residents] the space and environment where they can move into that next phase in their life.BԪַ

The build out for the entire project is expected to take five to six years.

Phase three includes the construction of 62 condos, while the last three phases include commercial retail, among other things.

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kendra.wong@goldstreamgazette.com

A rendering of the exterior of the condo building in phase two of Pacific LandingBԪַs project that overlooks Esquimalt Lagoon. (Image courtesy of Pacific Landing)
A rendering of the exterior of the condo building in phase two of Pacific LandingBԪַs project that overlooks Esquimalt Lagoon. (Image courtesy of Pacific Landing)




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