21 May
Vancouver Video Tours

1040 Wildwood Lane, West Vancouver listed by POURIA SADEGHI l $6,280,000 CAD.



BRAND NEW CONTEMPORARY MODERN HOME BUILT BY ACRO CONSTRUCTION IN THE MOST DESIRABLE BRITISH PROPERTIES NEIGHBORHOOD OF WEST VANCOUVER, THIS DREAM HOME HAS SO MANY LUXURIOUS AND SMART FEATURES LIKE A NEGATIVE EDGE SWIMMING POOL, BUILT-IN HOT TUB, DESIGNER CABINETS WITH ALL WOLF APPLIANCES, A 3 CAR GARAGE WITH A CAR CHARGER, DRY SAUNA, ONYX COUNTERTOPS, CONTROL 4 SMART HOME, ELEVATOR, THEATER ROOM, WINE DISPLAY AND BAR TO MAKE THIS HOME AN ENTERTAINER. AN ADDITIONAL 2 BEDROOM LEGAL SUITE THAT CAN BE A GREAT MORTGAGE HELPER IS A BONUS. 3-5 MINUTES DRIVE TO PARK ROYAL MALL, REC CENTRE, LIONS GATE BRIDGE AND CYPRESS MOUNTAIN. THIS HOME HAS A GREAT VALUE, LOCATION AND QUALITY OF BUILD. A MUST SEE…

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01 May
Vancouver Video Tours

1702-1925 Alberni Street, Vancouver



Incredible views of Stanley Park, the Seawall, Coal Harbour Marina and the North Shore Mountains from the 17th floor of Laguna Parkside! This home boasts over 1,300 Sq. Ft., with 2 generous beds, 2 baths and amazing features such as engineered hardwood, floor to ceiling windows, 9 Ft. ceilings, stainless steel Thermador & Miele appliances, granite countertops, air conditioning, fresh paint, insuite security system, insuite laundry, heated bathroom floors. Take full advantage of this dream home with 5-start concierge services, indoor pool, steam room, hot tub, gym, billiards room, and triple pane windows. Enjoy the most desired location in Vancouver by the award winning Prima Properties and designed by Paul Merrick Architecture. Just steps to Stanley Park, the Seawall, Lost Lagoon, Coal Harbour Marina, boutique shops, restaurants, cafes and Whole Foods. Two parking stall, one storage locker and a bike room. Don’t miss this Vancouver waterfront dream home!

Karim Virani & Haneef Virani, *PREC
Virani Real Estate Advisors
604.695.1000
www.virani.ca

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21 Apr
Vancouver Video Tours

7110 Blenheim Street, Vancouver



www.7110blenheimst.com

Inspired by Harlan Estates Winery in Napa Valley, California, this home draws from the winery’s play on indoor & outdoor living and the use of natural materials to create a sense of tranquillity.
The home is situated on the North-west corner of the lot, enabling maximized views to the south, overlooking the 2.2-acre property.

This estate seamlessly blends rustic materials with a modern contemporary design, soothing neutral palettes, relaxed furnishings, an abundance of natural light. The texture of the materials used in this home creates a cozy ambience and gives the home a warm and inviting character.

The main living space is a single pavilion with family, dining and kitchen areas flowing together under one roof. Intricate design elements such as wooden beams from Alberta, interior stone facade walls from a quarry North of Squamish, detailed millwork and craftsman tiles have been caringly applied throughout the home.

Made for entertaining, a dream chef’s kitchen with luxurious appliances such as the handmade La Cornue stove imported from France, subzero fridge, double dishwashers, and wine fridge opens up to the dining room. Floor to ceiling sliding glass doors further expand the space into the outdoor heated living area overlooking the pool and horse stables.

An architectural gem by The Airey Group with construction by Cavendish Contracting & interiors by Lesli Balagno of HB Design. This exceptional one of a kind compound encompasses the main residence, outdoor saline pool and jacuzzi, basketball court, outdoor infrared sauna room, greenhouse, horse stables, a riding ring and expansive greens throughout the estate.

There is no other comparable property that encapsulates artful living at its finest in the heart of the city.

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17 Apr
Vancouver Video Tours

Tour Olympic Village with Scot Hein | CanU 2020 Vancouver Tours



Walk the Olympic Village with Scot Hein, the former senior urban designer at the City of Vancouver who played a pivotal role in the visioning, design and delivery of this unique neighbourhood.

The city wanted the Olympic Village to be a model of sustainability, and were in a race against time to complete it for the 2010 winter games.

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Shared by The Tyee, courtesy of the Council for Canadian Urbanism (www.CanU.ca)

Video by Uytae Lee

This tour was sponsored by The Planning Partnership

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