Bristol Heights by Polygon in Abbotsford

“The city in the country” is what Abbotsford is called, but this nickname hardly does justice to this welcoming small city nestled between rivers, mountains, and miles of productive and picturesque farmland.

The master-planned community of Westerleigh is situated conveniently with easy access to the Fraser Highway and Highway 1, as well as Highstreet shopping centre, schools, churches and recreational facilities for every kind of sports enthusiast.

Over 60 per cent sold, Bristol Heights is Westerleigh’s final phase of 195 new two- and three-bedroom townhomes. Together with Polygon’s Elmstone (apartments now selling at Westerleigh), Bristol Heights will complete this diverse and charming community – which is already bustling with happy, active residents running or walking their dogs on the Discovery Trail.

This amazing network of trails runs from the east to the west side of Abbotsford, passing through forests, ponds, creeks and lush meadows, right through the Westerleigh community. Many residents are also already taking advantage of the country-club-worthy clubhouse amenities at the 9,000-sq.-ft. Club West.

The features at Club West are thoughtfully designed to appeal to the entire family, right down to a dog washing station for Rover.

Kids and adults alike will love the resort-style outdoor pool and whirlpool, complete with mountain views, right next to an elegant outdoor terrace, perfect for barbecuing, entertaining and connecting with neighbours.

Residents can break a sweat in the fitness studio, play a game of shinny in the indoor floor hockey room, or just relax and rewind in the fireside lounge. A theatre room invites you to show off your vacation movies to your friends or take in the latest blockbuster, and guest suites ensure your visitors will have a welcoming place to stay and enjoy everything your new home has to offer.

From the outside, the homes of Bristol Heights exude a timeless appeal, with Contemporary Farmhouse design by Raymond Letkeman Architects, showcasing large verandas, classic board and batten siding, and generous stone accents leading to welcoming entryways. Generous decks or patios complement the fully fenced yards for the perfect indoor/outdoor lifestyle, and each home includes the added convenience of an attached two-car garage — many with side-by-side parking and an extra storage nook for bikes, tools or sports equipment. Speaking of sports equipment, for a limited time only, buy a home at Bristol Heights and you can get $15,000 of Outdoor Adventure Gear! See sales staff for details.

Ranging in size from approximately 1,250 to 2,200 sq. ft., each home at Bristol Heights offers room to live and for families to grow. Stepping inside the homes, you are greeted by natural light-filled interiors, thanks to expansive windows, clean, modern design and overheight ceilings throughout the main level.

Gourmet kitchens are inspiring, with a choice of contemporary custom-designed flat-panelled cabinetry in White Gloss or Gray Cedar, as well as polished engineered stone countertops and full-height ceramic tile backsplash. Double stainless steel sinks, entertainment-sized kitchen islands and sleek stainless steel appliances make this the heart of the home where everyone will want to be. Pristine bathrooms provide an escape from the busy world, with rich design details like engineered stone countertops with dual porcelain sinks in the master ensuite, along with a spa shower with bench seating and showerhead with wand attachment.

The Klassen family recently moved into their Westerleigh home, and couldn’t be happier.

“The first time we visited [Bristol Heights], we had a clear sense that this place held great potential. This decision was about more than just buying a home for us, but finding a place to be rooted with our growing family. The house itself is bright and beautiful and we are excited to make it home. Each person we have met through Polygon has brought out the excitement in us and given us the information we needed to move forward with confidence.”