22801 74 Ave
Langley Township · PID 009-187-952
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1,170,413 ft² lot · zone RU-1
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Lot facts
- Address
- 22801 74 Ave
- City
- Langley Township
- PID
- 009-187-952
- Lot size
- 108,735 m² · 1,170,413 ft²
- Zone
- RU-1 Houses, duplexes & small multiplexes RU-1 rules
- Street
- All 61 lots on 74 Ave
- Homes guide
- How many homes can I build in Langley Township?
- Property tax
- $3.62 per $1,000 of assessed value
• In the Agricultural Land Reserve (farmland rules apply)
• No city sanitary sewer or water main found within about 50 m: check servicing with the city
Zoning rules · RU-1 · Rural Zone RU-1
Agricultural / rural lands (bylaw has no intent statement; zone opens with uses permitted).
- Floor area
- No floor-area ratio: size is set by height, setbacks and coverage
- Max height
- 30 ft (9.0 m)
- Max building footprint
- 386,236 ft² (35,883 m²)
- Setbacks
- front 9.75 m, side 3.0 m, rear 7.5 m, flanking side 7.5 m
- Homes
- 2 single family dwellings or mobile homes per lot (s.201.2, subject to the Agricultural Land Commission Act), plus: 1 temporary accessory mobile home (s.201.4, lots >= 8,094 m2), temporary farm labourer accommodation (s.201.3, lots >= 4 ha), accessory residence for full-time farm help on a bona fide farm, and migrant agricultural worker accommodation (s.201.5, parcels >= 4 ha).
Township of Langley Zoning Bylaw 1987 No. 2500 (consolidated to 2026-07-27, last amendments #6091/#6129/#6136/#6144/#6246) · s.201.1-201.8 (Section 200, Bylaw 2500). Estimated from the bylaw for a lot of this size; confirm with the city before buying or building.
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Data updated Nov 5, 2026. Sources: lot lines from city open data and ParcelMap BC, zoning from each city's open data and bylaw, values from city open data where published, BC Bills 44 and 47. Estimates only, not an appraisal or legal advice; confirm with the city.