• HOME BUYERS & SELLERS AFFORD ABLE & EFFICIENT 1 W LEGAL SERVICES BRASSINGTON & CO. 664-499
Properties for Sale ' ABSOLUTELY AMAZING HIGH COUNTRY MINI FARM NEAR SKIFIELD $87,000 JUST offered by sole agents, this Is a fascinating property. Look at this, 80 picturesque acres in beautlcul tree studded location by stream and 10 min. from ski field with near new stylish quite roomy home with veranda. Phone 554-884 office or 517-793 a.h. A choice. I have several meticulous town houses for the discerning buyer to choose from. Timeless luxury with unavoidable opulence. 2 or 3 gracious bdrms, sweeping lounges and stream lined kitchens, expect the unexpected, prices start at *170,000. For a personal appointment to view please phone Penny Herbert, 587-469, a.h. 651-241, Challenge Realty, MREINZ. ALL FIRST HOME BUYERS $4OOO DEPOSIT BUYS you a brand newly built 3 bdrm home constructed in brick with Monier tile roof, finance available at 12.5 per cent, and many sections to choose from. Phone Affordable Homes, Ml-410 anytime.
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