Lexington Square

8511 Ackroyd Road, Richmond, BC V6X 3E7

Brighouse

Year Built

1982

Units

282

Floors

Building Type

Apartment strata (condo)

Market Overview

Avg Sold Price

$424,521

Median Sold

$401,400

Price Range

$310,000 – $550,000

Avg $/SqFt

$560.11

Sales (2yr)

Active Listings

Avg List Price

$425,600

Last sale: Aug 5, 2026

Condo Fees

Avg Monthly Fee

$432.25

Median Fee

$456.19

Avg $/SqFt

$0.549

Units w/ Fee Data

Fee IncludesHot Water, Trash, Maintenance Grounds, Management, Heat, Caretaker, Snow Removal, Water, Gas, Sewer

Building Features

ExteriorFrame Wood, Wood Siding

AmenitiesBike Room, Recreation Facilities, Other

Building TypeApartment strata (condo)

Floors3 storeys

Year Built1982

Policies

Pet PolicyCats OK, No Dogs, Number Limit (One), Yes With Restrictions

Rental PolicyRentals allowed (per listing text)

Known Issues & Notes

Known Issues (news/court)

2026-01-07 dispute_crt: Owner sought disclosure of original bylaw complaint and requested council apology; tribunal partially allowed claims. | 2024-10-24 dispute_crt: Former owner disputed repair charges traced to her kitchen sink and multiple bylaw fines; claimed $2,700 reimbursement. | 2022-08-23 dispute_crt: Co-owner claimed $4,205 for personal belongings removed from common property storage rooms. | 2021-09-29 dispute_crt: Owner challenged unauthorized storage room construction, electrical expenses, and payments to council member; strata disputed; tribunal decision outcome not stated in introduction.

Source

Management

Management CompanyAssocia

Phone250-448-0044

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About This Building

Registered as strata plan NWS1799, Lexington Square is an apartment-style strata building sits at 8511 Ackroyd Road in Brighouse, Richmond. Records show 282 strata lots, a build year of about 1982 and 3 storeys. Since October 2024 there have been 14 recorded sales, averaging roughly $425,000. Strata fees seen in listings average around $432 a month (about $0.55 per sq ft). Listed amenities include bike room, recreation facilities, other. Buyers should review the Form B, depreciation report, recent minutes and bylaws before removing subjects.