Corner Suite 3 Bedroom with Terrace Penthouse - THE YORK, Sackville New Brunswick "Downtown"

 Website:  Find Your Dream Home in New Brunswick | Lafford Properties

At this website link:  Floor Plans of The York in Sackville, NB

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Mike Wilson + John Lafford collaboration:

Sized for comfortable "top floor" living in a small eastcoast university town [Mount Allison University]... this property sits steps from the Convocation Hall on York Street downtown with easy access to the highway to PEI and Nova Scotia and all the amenities you could need for a carefree lifestyle of "rent and go" .. this is a record-breaking new build in that it is seven storeys high - a first - as well as being built to generous proportions in all rooms with an exceptional view and terrace area.

Definitely a desirable rental property in a town on the grow in south eastern New Brunswick.

Call today to find out if this suite is right for you..

building is set to be completed for occupancy early 2027 with many suites still available to rent.

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Seven storey build "The York" in Sackville New Brunswick Canada.. a first for reaching new heights!

Lafford's Mirko on LinkedIn here:  Mirko Crevatin - Lafford Properties | LinkedIn

Lafford's precedent setting "Three Sisters" Moncton NB build here:  Three Sisters by Lafford Properties | Apartments in Moncton, NB

More here:  Big building could be coming to downtown Sackville |

Commentary on the Bruce Wark article in 2024 here:

"S.A. Cunliffe says:

September 25, 2024 at 1:28 pm

I laughed out loud when Lori Bickford said “vibrant” when referring to that big new 7 story apartment building towering over the landscape like a monolithic but necessary and apparently welcome build [they tell us all that we need more housing and we’re going to get it but its not built to be beautiful or elegant is it?]. By removing those three older heritage style architecture a little bit of specialness dies again here and change is the only thing you can count on these days.. and regret for what was a lovely quaint charming landscape being ambitiously transformed by the strong although baffling desire for “densification”. The word densification is about packing people in on top of each other like sardines… is it really necessary in a place with so much land and room to move? Lafford Legacy = densification in the town. I only wish he would put his considerable talents into building neighbourhoods of beautiful single family homes – and they don’t have to be large – but more new attractive homes for sale would be preferrable to this current “chicken coop” contribution. “You’ll own nothing and you’ll be happy” – World Economic Forum. Lafford is completely inline with ‘sustainanable development’ smartgrowth pack and stack housing that the United Nations crowd promote and we are all about the United Nations’ ideologies here – we even fly a UN flag here. Lafford is a very wealthy man who could stop and retire comfortably tomorrow if he wanted to but he seems compelled to continue building more unattractive housing. Pity. The name “Laffordville” might just be appropriate Elaine.. you’re not wrong."