Newton Park II

Newton Park II: 7251 - 7349 140th Street, East Newton, Surrey, BC. In a beautifully green setting at the heart of East Newton, you’ll find Newton Park: a cluster of 72 family-oriented townhouses. These three bedroom homes feature open layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows, in-suite laundry, covered carports, and large, fenced backyard patios - perfect for outdoor entertaining. Built in 1983, the complex is professionally managed and has undergone recent major upgrades that include vinyl siding, roofs, gutters, ventilation, attic insulation, railings, and paving. Residents enjoy a common clubhouse and a hot tub, as well as tennis and handball courts. The beautiful landscaping is enhanced by the complex’s park-like setting. Urban convenience, natural beauty, and all the comforts of home—Newton Park II is East Newton townhouse living at its best!Centrally located in Surrey’s East Newton neighbourhood, you are close to everything you need nearby when you live at the townhouses of Newton Park II. You’re within walking distance of everything the town has to offer. The local shopping centres include King’s Cross, Newton Town Centre, Somerset Square, Centre of Newton, Newton Crossing, and Newton Village. They house everything from medical and dental to banking and insurance services. They also include major retailers like Save-On-Foods, Safeway, Shoppers Drug Mart, Payless Shoes, Le Château, Mark’s, and Michaels; as well as dozens of local small businesses. Other major shops and services in the area include Costco, the Superstore, Fruiticana, Newton Animal Hospital, ICBC, and BC Biomedical Labs. Your entertainment options are endless! Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and an indie film at Hollywood 3 Cinemas. Pick up a bestseller from the Newton Library, find a shady spot at one of the many public greenspaces, and enjoy a good read over a Starbucks latte. The Newton Cultural Centre spotlights local artwork and theatrical talent. If you enjoy an active lifestyle, this neighbourhood has lots to offer! Swim at the Newton Wave Pool. Skate at the Newton Arena. Explore the spectacular West Coast beauty of the Hazelnut Meadows and Unwin parks. There are lots of playgrounds for the little ones, and M.B. Sanford Elementary School is just short drive from home. For the teenagers, Frank Hurt Secondary is only 15 minutes’ walk, and there are several local driving schools! Kwantlen University is also in the area, and there is plenty of public transit. You’re steps from buses that will take you around the neighbourhood and to the Newton Exchange bus loop and Surrey Central SkyTrain station.There are 72 strata units in the building.