Lampson Corners
approved
Uses: condos, townhomes
Address:
Address:
1100-1108 Esquimalt Road
Municipality: Esquimalt
Region: Urban core
Storeys: 6
(junior 1BR, 1BR, 1BR + den, 2BR, 2BR + den, 3BR, townhome) Sales status: in planning
Lampson Corners is a proposal for a six-storey condominium complex including townhomes along the 1100-block of Esquimalt Road at Lampson Street in the District of Esquimalt in Victoria's urban core.
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Building Stats
Construction start: Citified Pro
Storeys: 6
Units: Citified Pro
Percentage sold: Citified Pro
Gross floor area: Citified Pro
Primary material: woodframe
Parking type: underground
Total parking stalls: Citified Pro
Visitor parking available?: Citified Pro
Visitor parking stalls: Citified Pro
Building amenities: Citified Pro
Condo Unit Details
Units: Citified Pro
Sales status: in planning
Target market: mid-market
Unit types: junior 1BR, 1BR, 1BR + den, 2BR, 2BR + den, 3BR, townhome
Unit sizes: Citified Pro
Townhome details
Bedrooms: Citified Pro
Square footage: Citified Pro
Lampson Corners Discussion on VibrantVictoria.ca
Mike K.
• Nov. 20 at 12:23am
Noise tends to impact upper level residences more. I’m sure it’ll be fine.
E2V
• May. 19 at 2:50am
This project was approved by Esquimalt Council at their meeting on May 17th.
Mike K.
• May. 19 at 4:55am
Excellent. Despite former reservations?
E2V
• May. 19 at 4:25pm
Reservations outweighed by the benefits. A large parcel of land in the centre of the transportation corridor. A short walk to most all amenities and, as the Mayor pointed out, on just about every bus route that passes through Esquimalt. The proposal also met all requirements defined in the CDP. Opposition came mostly from the relatively new townhouse development next door.
Mike K.
• May. 19 at 4:28pm
Yes, the initial response I thought was so bizarre, but I’m glad council pushed this through.
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