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2639 E 18th Avenue
Renfrew Heights, Vancouver · Single Family Residence
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Renfrew Heights, Vancouver · Single Family Residence
Listed by RE/MAX Select Realty · MLS® R3182999
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Backing onto Beaconsfield Park, this custom-built 2001 home sits on a 33 x 104 ft lot (3,435 sf) on a tree-lined street in Renfrew Heights, with mountain and park views. 2,030 sf with 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms over 3 levels. Main: living room with gas fireplace, dining, kitchen, bedroom, 3-piece bath and laundry. Upstairs: primary bedroom with 4-piece ensuite and a second bedroom, each with a balcony. Below: 2-bedroom unauthorized suite with kitchen, 4-piece bath and separate entry. New roof (2026) and hot water tank (2023). Double detached garage off the lane. Walk to Lord Beaconsfield Elementary, Vancouver Technical Secondary, Renfrew Community Centre, and Renfrew and Nanaimo SkyTrain stations. Superstore and Trout Lake nearby. Touchbase for showings.
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Source: Province of British Columbia, Local Government Statistics Schedule 702, 2026. As of 2026-01-01
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