Covent Park is a collection of 55 townhomes developed by Lanstone Homes and Pacific Land Resource Group at 7960 197th Street in the Yorkson area of Langley Township, British Columbia. Homes average 1,516 square feet at an average price of $880,796, working out to a blended $580 per square foot. Of the 15 homes released to date, 2 have sold, roughly 13 per cent of the current release.
Yorkson’s 197th Street area sits close to the Carvolth Exchange park-and-ride, which carries express bus service to Lougheed SkyTrain, and to the 200th Street retail corridor. Several elementary and secondary catchments serve the immediate area, and Highway 1 access is a few minutes north.
Lanstone Homes and Pacific Land Resource Group are Fraser Valley development partners with a record of master-planned townhome communities across Langley and Surrey.
If you are considering Covent Park, the figures above are the project-level averages rather than a starting price, so the home that suits you may sit meaningfully above or below them. Ask for the full price list and the disclosure statement before you commit, check the outside completion date rather than the marketing date, and confirm the deposit schedule and projected strata budget. I can walk you through all of it — get in touch for an independent read on Covent Park.
7960 197th Street, BC, Canada
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