The Austin – Building & Condo Information
“The Beedie Living team measures our materials and designs not just by how well they’ll perform today but by how they’ll function decades down the road. At The Austin, an open, intuitive layout with maximum natural light and clean, modern finishes were everyone’s top priorities.”
Beedie Living is proud to introduce The Austin, a contemporary highrise in the established Austin Heights neighbourhood of West Coquitlam. Rising a dramatic 19-storeys and surrounded by mature trees, estate homes and next to the private Vancouver Golf Club, this landmark highrise will redefine West Coquitlam living.
These 133 homes will offer unparalleled 360 degree views from the 5th floor and above with most homes offering 2 outdoor living spaces. Ranging from junior 1 bedrooms to the spacious, well-appointed penthouses of “The Heights Collection”, all homes will include efficient layouts, oversized windows, warm laminate flooring, quartz countertops and gourmet kitchens with stainless steel appliances.
Jr 1 Bedrooms from the $190′s
1 Bedrooms from the $260′s
2 Bedrooms from the $340′s
3 Bedroom Townhomes from the $500′s
With its street level shops and services, resident’s lounge, guest suite, fully-equipped fitness studio and expansive, private rooftop garden featuring an outdoor grill area, The Austin will be the most sought after address in West Coquitlam.
This mature, tree-lined pocket of West Coquitlam is about to welcome a brand new icon. At 19 storeys, The Austin will stand at the corner of Blue Mountain and Austin Avenue surrounded by established estate homes in a community where shops, schools and recreation are close at hand. Its panoramic views will overlook the private, Vancouver Golf Club next door, dramatic mountain peaks north and south, and a mature community growing even more energized as time goes by.
West Coquitlam, and its neighbourhood of Austin Heights, has long been a favourite place to lay down roots. Its border with Burnaby, and its proximity to Lougheed Mall, Simon Fraser University and Highway 1 make it a central hub. Yet it still feels tucked away, more peaceful, in the sort of neighbourhood where people spend time walking their dogs and enjoying the outdoors. In the Austin Heights area, a balance has been struck: it’s bustling when you need it and peaceful when you don’t.
The Master Planned Improvements to Austin Heights:
The Vision: Energize this important neighbourhood by building on its many strengths to create a walkable, compact, complete, community with a balance of housing and jobs.
City Core: Transition the commercial core to a high-density, mixed-use area with a focus on pedestrians, cyclists and transit users. This commercial area is envisioned to meet the needs of the local neighbourhood while serving as a shopping destination and employment centre for the broader community.
Shopping: Encourage a mix of local-serving shops and services with small varied frontages to reinforce the neighbourhood shopping character of the area.
Schools: Explore opportunities to partner with the local school district to expand, enhance and improve school facilities which benefit both the school and the community.
Transportation: Design the neighbourhood to encourage more walking, cycling and transit use.
Parks: Explore opportunities to enhance, upgrade and expand existing parks, open space, sports fields and recreational amenities to accommodate current and future needs.
Gathering Places: Provide urban plazas and walkways that create a network of pedestrian-friendly areas for sitting, socializing and shopping.
Housing: Provide more housing choices to |meet the needs of existing and future residents of differing incomes and at all stages of the life cycle.
Sustainability: Demonstrate the importance of sustainability in building design, transportation choices, supportive densities, public realm design and green and open space.
Information from this website is provided by:
Gary Gao
Personal Real Estate Corporation
Sutton Grp-West Coast Realty
Web: http://www.garygao.ca
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