Nanaimo Notes

💥 𝗙𝗘𝗔𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗘 𝗙𝗥𝗜𝗗𝗔𝗬 💥

🛏 3 Bedroom
🚽 2 Bathroom
💰 $574,900
📍 655 Stirling Avenue, Nanaimo

Absolutely enchanting family bungalow welcomes guests with its exceptional character and charm! Family-friendly layout - this home has three bedrooms, a formal living & dining room, a quaint kitchen with a retro banquette, two bathrooms, a family room, and tons of storage. This home as been treated with meticulous pride since 1954; it is spotless! The lovely gardens adorn front and back yards and offer mature landscaping, stellar views of Mount Benson, and a secure garage off the laneway with extra parking. Friendly neighbours, a vibrant community, and accessible shopping make this a perfect home for everyone. This is something special…

If you’re interested in this home, or one like it, get in touch with me today:

📞 250-668-9493
📧 [email protected]

Listing provided by Carolle MacIntosh, 460 Realty

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Nanaimo Curling Centre, a full-service leisure center.

YOGA FOR CURLERS! Please join us…

Our classes will develop your strength, flexibility, balance, and stamina as you challenge your body and mind. New to yoga or looking for a way to ease back into your practice... introduce your body to a new routine, it’s time to breathe again!

Upstairs at the NCC.
Wednesday February 16th

9:30 – 10:30 am with tea to follow, large space, COVID protocols in place.
Single class $15 or purchase a package of 6 classes receiving 1 class free.
Pre-registration necessary. Proof of vaccine is required.

Extra mats and blocks are available, if you have your own mat, please bring it.

All levels are welcome!

Information & details please call or text 250-802-8157.
Register [email protected]
Elly is a Certified Yoga Teacher and in addition to her 200 RYT, she has specialty certifications in Kundalini, Vinyasa, Hatha flow and Yin.

An awesome curling community in an amazing place to live.

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A Warm Welcome!

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