




Discover the perfect home base for your next mountain getaway at Deer Run 303, a great choice for your Whistler vacation. Located in the beautiful Blueberry Hills area of Whistler, British Columbia, this residence offers a wonderful blend of comfort and convenience with stunning views of both Whistler and Blackcomb Mountain.
This top floor corner end unit townhouse provides a spacious layout across 1,100 square feet. The home features 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 8 guests. The master bedroom is a private retreat featuring a king bed, an ensuite bathroom, and a walk-in closet. The second bedroom is designed for flexibility, offering a queen bed and a twin bunk bed. The open-concept living space is designed for relaxation, featuring a cozy fireplace, two large couches (including one queen sofa bed), and a dining area with seating for six plus a breakfast bar.
While the interior is filled with natural light and features flat screen TVs throughout, the home is also equipped for practical mountain living. Room-specific highlights include a well-equipped kitchen and a mud room at the entrance way dedicated to ski and bike storage.
Because the structured data lists no general amenities, please refer to the property rules for all logistical details. This residence is situated 1.5 miles south of the main Whistler Village, with a 1.5km village trail available for those who enjoy walking, or a quick 3-minute drive to the village center. For ease of travel, bus access is conveniently located right across the street, providing a simple way to reach the base of the lifts or navigate the town.
Practical Information:
Experience the quiet and secure atmosphere of Deer Run 303, where the beauty of the mountains meets the comfort of a family-sized home.
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