802-1551 Foster St., (South Surrey) White Rock

	List Price:	$775,000.00
	MLS # :	F1005716
	Interior:	1,451 sq.ft.
	Bedrooms:	2
	Bathrooms:	2
	Fireplaces:	1
	Parking:	Two Covered
	Construction:	Concrete / Metal
	Exterior:	Brick / Other
	Foundation:	Concrete
	Roof:	Tar / Gravel
	Heating:	Hot Water / Radiant / Natural Gas
	Fireplace Fuel:	Gas - Natural
	Flooring:	Mixed
MLS Feature Sheet	Virtual Tour
Includes: Air Conditioning, Clothes Washer & Dryer, Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Drapes / Window Coverings, Garage Door Opener, Microwave.

The Building...

Live on Top of the World in Beautiful Sunny White Rock! RARE Penthouse 2 Bedroom Apartment. Soaring 10' ceilings, Radiant Hot Water In Floor Heating, Air Conditioning, HUGE 454 sq ft West Facing Deck with Ocean View! Monthly Strata Fee is $335.46. Call for your private viewing today.

The Neighbourhood...

The City of White Rock borders Semiahmoo Bay and is surrounded on three sides by the City of Surrey, British Columbia (to the south lies Semiahmoo Bay and the Southern Gulf Islands in the Strait of Georgia).

The dividing lines between the two cities are Bergstrom Road (136 Street) to the west, North Bluff Road (16 Avenue) to the north, Stayte Road (160 Street) to the east, and 8 Avenue to the south. This area south of 8 Avenue from Stayte Road westward to where 8 Avenue meets the water is the Semiahmoo Indian Reserve and lies within the bounds of the City of Surrey (though governed separately).

The Surrey neighbourhoods of Ocean Park and Crescent Beach lie immediately to the northwest.

White Rock has a moderate climate, with average temperatures of twenty-three degrees Celsius in summer and six degrees Celsius in winter. Pilots accustomed to flying around the area often refer to it as 'the hole in the sky', referring to the fact that White Rock is often bright and sunny, while the rest of the Lower Mainland is covered by cloud.

White Rock is named for a distinctive large white boulder found on its beach near the promenade: a glacial erratic that migrated south during the last glaciation. The 486-ton granite boulder was kept white by shellfish-eating seabirds, whose guano covered the rock, so much so that sailors in the 19th century used it as a beacon.

Exterior	Entrance
Dining Room	Dining Room
Living Room	Living Room
Kitchen	Kitchen
Master Bedroom	Master Bedroom
Master Bathroom	Master Bathroom
Bedroom	Bathroom
West Facing Deck	View of the Ocean