For Sale: Kitsilano Townhouse - Beautiful townhouse on a beautiful street.

For Sale: Penthouse Within Reach - Huge private deck with big views in Mt. Pleasant.

Just Sold: Steps to the Seawall - Fairview apartment with unique layout.

Just sold: 1959 Post and Beam - Large mid-century house in Central Tsawwassen.

Sold: Just South of Trout Lake - Fully renovated mid-century bungalow with 2 suites.

Sold: The Grand View - 2 Bedroom 2 blocks off Commercial Drive.

Sold: Locationally advantaged - Townhouse in Mt. Pleasant

Sold:  Very smart - Affordable Marpole family home serviced by top city schools: Laurier and Churchill.

Sold: Reading Room - True Westcoast Contemporary 1 bedroom + loft.

Sold: Crosstown traffic - Lofty 2 Bedroom on Beatty Street.

Sold: The big view high up in Mt. Pleasant's Stella.

Sold: Versatile mid-century house in Marpole.

Sold: One Bedroom West Van Seaside apartment on Bellevue.

Sold: West side city home directly across from Quilchena Park.

Sold: South Granville 2 bedroom city home.

Sold: Battersby Howat Townhouse 2 blocks off Main Street.

Sold: Sub-penthouse sunset theatre at Stella in Mount Pleasant.

Sold: Stella sunny 2000 sqft private deck.

Sold: Stella in Mount Pleasant 2 bedrooms, 2 solariums, and a bird's eye view.

Friday
Apr292011

New Listing - True Artist's Loft - #310 - 338 West 8TH Ave - Loft 338

DateFriday, April 29, 2011 at 7:01PM

I've got an exciting new listing up for sale at Loft 338. It's Hide Ebina's once studio and now living space. It is a live/ work zoned unit that Hide developed from its original raw space form into a very beautiful loft. It's about 1100 square feet with vaulted ceilings and a huge south facing deck.

Located pretty close to Broadway and Cambie, this loft at 338 West 8th Avenue, Vancouver, is a stone's throw to one of Vancouver's newest residential areas and transportation hubs. 

Check it out on my listings page...

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