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1742 Beaufort Ave

Comox, BC V9M 1R7

+1 (250) 339-5011

https://www.cvahs.com

Quadra Gardens is a 29-unit apartment building situated in Comox, BC, exclusively designed for low-income seniors. This three-story complex consists of one-bedroom, one-bathroom suites, catering to individuals aged 60 and above. In addition, applicants aged 55 and above with disabilities are also considered eligible for residency.

Recently renovated in 2021/22, Quadra Gardens received extensive upgrades including new kitchens, bathrooms, millwork, and plumbing. The exterior of the building was revamped with fresh siding and a new roof. Each approximately 440 sq. ft. unit features electric baseboard heating and a small storage unit in the basement for tenants’ convenience.

While no fully accessible units are available, Quadra Gardens offers four modified units that are partially adaptable. The property does not provide reserved parking but is conveniently located within walking distance of downtown Comox and close to a major bus stop, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a car-free lifestyle. Limited designated parking with plug-ins is available for tenants using mobility scooters for an additional monthly fee.

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