by SirLucas | Jan 26, 2017 | Abbotsford Living, Auguston's Community, Fraser Valley Living
Fishtrap Creek Park We said it before and we’ll say it again, there is so much natural beauty surrounding the city of Abbotsford. Fishtrap Creek is beautiful and natural with it’s trees, peaceful waters and abundant wildlife. The moment you enter the trail...
by SirLucas | Nov 25, 2016 | Abbotsford Living, Auguston's Community, Home Buying
Buying a Home in British Columbia Buying a home is the largest investment most of us ever become involved in. Yet people sometimes take less time over it than they do when buying a new car. That’s because it’s unfamiliar territory to many of us. We don’t know...
by SirLucas | Jul 27, 2016 | Abbotsford Living, Fraser Valley Living
5 Reasons to Buy an Abbotsford Home in 2016 The housing market in British Columbia right now is busy and exciting…and potentially overwhelming for someone considering whether to jump in. Let us show you 5 reasons you will want to buy an Abbotsford home this year. 1....
by SirLucas | Jul 20, 2016 | Abbotsford Living, Fraser Valley Living, Things to Do
Hikes in Abbotsford As might be expected in bountiful, agricultural lands, walking and hiking paths are numerous around Abbotsford. Many are flat, easy-to-walk, cycling and jogging routes along the dykes such as the Sumas River and Arnold Dyke trails, both off Hwy 1....
by SirLucas | Jul 8, 2016 | Abbotsford Living, Fraser Valley Living, Things to Do
Abbotsford Parks: Nature & Wildlife Escape to mossy rainforests, sky-high mountains and peaceful coastlines at parks in British Columbia. Campsites in parks across BC provide instant access to nature, and some locations offer guided wildlife watching tours for the...
by SirLucas | Jun 25, 2016 | Abbotsford Living, Fraser Valley Living
Abbotsford – An Introduction Known as a “City in the Country,” Abbotsford is endowed with British Columbia’s richest agricultural lands, “family first” values and exceptional urban amenities. It’s also a year-round destination packed with...
