Addition Presale Townhomes in Langley: Rooftop Terraces, Two-Car Garages, and a Location That Actually Makes Sense

Most townhome projects in Langley compete on the same three things: square footage, price, and proximity to a SkyTrain station that hasn’t opened yet. Addition by Redekop Ferrario Properties is doing something a little different. Every single unit — not just the penthouse-tier floor plans — comes with a private rooftop terrace. That’s not common in this market. It’s worth understanding why it changes what you’re actually buying.

Here’s a straight look at the project, the floor plans, the location, and who this is actually for.

Who Is Redekop Ferrario Properties?

Before putting a deposit on any presale, it helps to know who’s building it. Redekop Ferrario Properties is a BC-based developer with a track record of mid-size residential projects across the Lower Mainland. Their reputation is built on completing what they start, and the Addition spec sheet reflects a developer that pays attention to finish quality rather than cutting costs on appliances and fixtures.

The warranty coverage mirrors what serious builders offer: structural, building envelope, and materials and labour protection through standard BC home warranty insurance.

What Addition Actually Is

Addition is a collection of 3-bedroom presale townhomes located between Willoughby and Willowbrook in Langley Township. All units include 2.5 bathrooms and a two-car garage. Floor plans run from 1,413 sq ft (Plan B2) up to 1,645 sq ft (Plan D, which adds a flex room). Every unit has a private rooftop terrace ranging from 600 to 675 sq ft — in some plans, that’s nearly half the indoor floor area added back as outdoor living space.

That rooftop number is worth sitting with. A 675 sq ft rooftop on a 1,645 sq ft townhome means your total liveable footprint is over 2,300 sq ft. That’s a different product than what the indoor square footage alone suggests.

The Floor Plans

There are five plan families, all 3-bedroom:

Plan A — 1,506 sq ft + 670 sq ft rooftop The largest standard layout. Master with walk-in closet and spa ensuite, two secondary bedrooms, open main floor. Best for families who entertain or need guest space.

Plan B1 — 1,417 sq ft + 600 sq ft rooftop Efficient use of space with the same luxury spec as larger plans. Good entry point for first-time buyers who want a real home without the top-end price.

Plan B2 — 1,413 sq ft + 600 sq ft rooftop Mirror image of B1. Same square footage and features, different orientation. If you have a preference for morning sun or specific views, this matters.

Plan C — 1,539 sq ft + 637 sq ft rooftop More kitchen and dining space than the B plans. Larger rooftop. If cooking and hosting are a priority, this is the one to look at.

Plan D — 1,645 sq ft + 675 sq ft rooftop Adds a flex room — home office, gym, studio, or a room that functions however your household needs it to. Largest rooftop in the collection. This is the plan for buyers who want maximum flexibility.

What’s Standard on Every Unit

This is where Addition differentiates from projects that advertise a price point and bury the upgrade costs:

  • Private rooftop terrace with gas BBQ connection
  • Heat pump with air conditioning (standard, not an upgrade)
  • Two-car garage with mudroom entrance
  • Roughed-in EV charging outlet
  • Samsung appliance package: 30″ gas range with air fry, 36″ French door refrigerator, dishwasher with auto-open, microwave with trim kit
  • Quartz countertops with slab backsplash
  • Custom shaker-style cabinets, soft-close throughout
  • 9-foot ceilings on the main floor
  • Wide plank laminate on main level, plush carpet upstairs
  • Matte black plumbing fixtures
  • Spa-like ensuite: walk-in shower with handheld wand, double vanity with undermount sinks, mirrored medicine cabinets
  • Main bathroom soaker tub
  • Samsung front-load washer and dryer
  • Blackout roller shades in bedrooms
  • Choice of two curated colour schemes

The AC and heat pump being standard is notable. In many BC presale projects, cooling is an upgrade or not available at all. In a warming climate, having heat pump AC built in from day one has real value.

The Location: Between Two Neighbourhoods

“Between Willoughby and Willowbrook” is a specific geographic claim worth unpacking. Willoughby is Langley Township’s fastest-growing residential area — schools, parks, new retail, and a lot of townhome development. Willowbrook is the more established commercial hub: the Willowbrook Shopping Centre, established restaurants, and services that newer Willoughby pockets are still catching up to.

Sitting between them means Addition residents get walkable access to both. That’s not a given in Langley, where many projects are deep enough in Willoughby that you’re dependent on a car for everything.

Drive times from the project:

  • Vancouver: 40 minutes
  • White Rock: 20 minutes
  • Coquitlam: 25 minutes
  • Maple Ridge: 20 minutes
  • Willoughby Town Centre: 5 minutes

The future Willowbrook SkyTrain station (part of the Surrey-Langley extension expected in 2029) is seven minutes away. As with any pre-transit purchase, you’re buying before the appreciation that typically follows a station opening.

Who This Project Makes Sense For

Families moving up from a condo or small townhome. Three bedrooms, a two-car garage, and a rooftop that works as a second outdoor living room. This is the step-up home.

Buyers who work from home. The Plan D flex room plus a dedicated rooftop space means you can carve out a real office and still have a place to decompress at the end of the day.

Buyers who want outdoor space but don’t want a yard. Rooftop terraces with gas BBQ hookups offer the functionality of a backyard without the maintenance. Views of the Langley Basin, Fraser Valley, and Mount Baker from your own terrace on a clear day.

Investors. Rentals are not restricted. Three-bedroom units with parking and AC in this location rent well. The SkyTrain timeline is a reasonable catalyst for appreciation between purchase and completion.

What to Watch

No presale is without uncertainty. Completion timelines shift. What you see in renders doesn’t always match what you get at walkthrough — though specific specs like Samsung appliance models and quartz with slab backsplash are harder to swap out without buyer sign-off.

The developer is a known quantity, not a first-timer, which reduces (but doesn’t eliminate) execution risk. Asking the sales team about current project timelines, deposit structures, and assignment clauses before signing is worth doing regardless of how confident the presentation feels.

The Bottom Line

Addition is a well-specified project in a genuinely convenient location. The rooftop on every unit is the clearest differentiator — it pushes the effective living space well above what the square footage numbers suggest, and it gives the project something to stand for beyond “3-bed townhome in Willoughby.” The standard inclusion of heat pump AC, a full Samsung appliance package, and two-car garage in every plan means the base price reflects a complete home, not a starting point for add-ons.

If you’re in the market for a townhome in Langley and want something with a rooftop and a garage that doesn’t require choosing between them, this is worth registering for.

Explore floor plans and register your interest at almasgroup.ca/addition-presale-townhomes-langley.

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