A Rosemary Heights Family Home with a Two-Bedroom Suite: 3307 Rosemary Heights Crescent

If you've been looking in Rosemary Heights for a house with a real suite, this one is worth a walkthrough.

3307 Rosemary Heights Crescent is a Foxridge-built home from 2002 on a 5,694 sq ft lot. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a den. Downstairs is a two-bedroom suite with its own entrance, which works for extended family, a grown child or rental income. In total it's five bedrooms, four bathrooms and 2,915 sq ft.

The main floor is a great room plan: an open kitchen with stainless appliances next to the family room, plus a separate formal living room for a second space. The owners have already done much of the work. Every wall has been repainted, the upstairs and stairs have new solid hardwood, and the main floor hardwood was refinished. The kitchen and bathrooms now have quartz counters. The basement and the detached garage started as unfinished shells, and both have been fully finished, adding about 1,400 finished square feet.

The backyard faces south and gets sun through the day. It's private, with mature gardens and a rebuilt deck. A detached 400 sq ft double garage and an extended driveway give parking for four.

The location is what most Rosemary Heights families come for: a quiet crescent where you can walk to Morgan Elementary and Morgan Creek Golf Course. Grandview Corners and Morgan Crossing are a few minutes away for groceries, restaurants and the cinema. If schools matter for your move, confirm the secondary catchment for this address with Surrey Schools.

Listed at $1,698,800, with 2026 property taxes of $6,701. The full details, all 30 photos and the floor plan are on the listing page: 3307 Rosemary Heights Crescent. Viewings are by appointment with Hamish at 604 376 7687.

Quick answers

Does it have a suite? Yes, two bedrooms with a separate entrance.

What elementary school is in walking distance? Morgan Elementary.

How much parking? Four spaces: a detached double garage, a carport and an extended driveway.

What year was it built? 2002, by Foxridge.