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Bella Park is a four-storey condominium development on Latoria Boulevard at Ryder Hesjedal Way in the City of Colwood's Royal Bay community on Victoria's West Shore.
The project is phase one of a four-building condominium community at Royal Bay, known as Park.
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Current availability at Bella Park
Top floor and garden level A1 at $449,900 +GST - JUNIOR 1 BED
C1 plan starting at $489,900 +GST - 1 BED + DEN
B1 starting at $509,900 +GST - 1 BED - 2 BED
D1 and D2 plans starting at $619,900 +GST - 2 BED + 2 BATH
D3E plans starting at $749,900 +GST - 2 BED + 2 BATH
E1 plan starting at $899,900 +GST - JR. 3 BED + 2 BATH
Dog area, pickleball part of expansion plans for Colwood's Quarry Park
While work is underway to construct Quarry Park, a new public recreation space in the Latoria South area of Royal Bay, the City of Colwood already has designs on expanding the area to include more much needed facilities.
If endorsed by council, Quarry Park could be expanded to include a synthetic turf field, community centre and a flexible playing field space, which would bring "substantial recreational and social benefits" to the community.
“Quarry Park expansion represents a significant investment in community infrastructure, with a total estimated cost of $9,675,783,” said Matt Blakely, senior planner, at a meeting of the Parks, Trails and Recreation Committee on Oct. 7.
A senior-focused phase of single-floor homes is coming to Royal Bay, known as Quarry Villas.
This development reminds me of what you see so often in Qualicum, and it's a very convenient, age-in-place housing format for seniors or downsizers, plus garages can accommodate two vehicles.
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A rendering of the upcoming Quarry Villas age-in-place housing development at Colwood's Royal Bay community. Quarry Villas offer single-floor living with double car garages, walkable amenities, easy access to the oceanfront at Beachlands, and convenient outdoor recreation options.
Senior-focused single-level oceanside rancher homes now previewing at Colwood’s Royal Bay community
The basements are sometime in Vancouver Island as well at the footings. Sewer and water also. But most of it is not.
As construction ramps up on the waterfront area at Royal Bay in Colwood, the developers have asked council to consider two sites for hotel projects.
The 134-acre Beachlands site, with 1.4 kilometres of shoreline, is expected to be built out over 15 years with 2,850 homes, parks and plazas and dozens of dining and retail businesses.
Developers Seacliff Properties and Reliance Properties submitted an application this month to add hotels as an allowable use within two areas of the site.
One is along Metchosin Road on the southern edge of The Beachlands, while the other is in the centre of the development, where a waterfront plaza is planned.
In a letter to Colwood’s planning department, Seacliff vice-president of development Georgia Desjardins and Reliance Properties CEO Jon Stovell said they see hotels as a “key component” of the commercial mix on the site.
They noted the region is experiencing record tourism numbers, and the hotel-room shortage has become so apparent that Destination Greater Victoria — the region’s tourism marketing agency — is establishing a task force to speed up hotel development across the region.
Royal Bay developer talks future of Colwood mega-project and lends insight into housing market
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Amenity-rich Bella Park condominiums launch as newest pre-sales phase at Colwood's Royal Bay
82-suite Bella Park is launching sales this spring with one and two-bedroom layouts.