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The Beach Club

194 Beachside Drive


Parksville / Qualicum, V0V 0V0 UI1225 - UIPQ Parksville

Official Website: parksvillebeachclub.com
  • Levels: 8
  • Suites: 56
  • Status: Completed
  • Built: 2009
  • Title To Land: Freehold Strata
  • Building Type: Strata
  • Bldg#: 9199

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Building Info

The Residents at The Beach Club - 194 Beachside Drive, Parksville, BC V9P 2G5, 8 storeys, 56 units, built 2009, crossing roads: Beachside Drive and Corfield Street N. Developed by Victoria-based Sandcastle Holding Ltd., The Residents at The Beach Club is a eight-storey concrete tower located right on Parksville Beach in the heart of Parksville on Vancouver Island BC. The full ownership residences at the Beach Club are a prestigious landmark & most coveted address in Parksville.

This collection of one and two bedroom plus den condos ranging to over 2,500-square-feet features Elegant West Coast architecture. Contemporary interior design boasts 9-ft ceilings, engineered wood flooring, gas fireplace, oversized windows, sleek stainless steel appliances, polished granite-slab countertops and backsplash, flat panel wood cabinetry, and marble bathrooms with tile floors and electric in-floor radiant heat. Large balconies invite outdoor entertaining, and most suites offer stunning views of the Strait of Georgia.

The Parksville Beach Club includes two buildings: The Residents at the Beach Club tower, a 8-storey concrete tower offering full ownership; the beachfront Parksville Beach Club, a 9-storey, longer, lower building with 89 villas offering 356 quarter shares ownership. While each building has its own amenities including an indoor lap pool, deluxe whirlpool, Steam room, a fully-equipped fitness centre, lushly landscaped grounds, and secured underground storage lockers.

The Residents at The Beach Club, situated on the site of the historic Island Hall Resort, is just steps from the east coast of Vancouver Islands most magnificent Parksville Beach. There are also 6 fabulous golf courses all within a short drive & less than an hour away, the slopes of Mt. Washington.

Official Website: parksvillebeachclub.com
Phone: 1-866-330-7274
Sales Address: 194 Beachside Drive Parksville
Strata Sub Categories: Strata
 

The Beach Club Technical Info

Building Name The Beach Club
Address 194 Beachside Drive
City Parksville / Qualicum
Neighborhood UIPQ Parksville
Listing Price Range N/A
Floors 8
Units in Development: 56
Units in Strata:56
Property Types Freehold Strata
Sub Categories:Strata
Year Built 2009
Developer Sandcastle Holdings Ltd
Designer Kimberly Williams
Official Website parksvillebeachclub.com
Restrictions Details
Title to Land Freehold Strata
  

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Today, only 50% of the capital gain is taxable (this is known as the capital gains tax inclusion rate). This means that $50,000 of the $100,000 earned from the sale of the cottage in our example is added as income for that tax year.

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