The priciest properties to trade hands July 17-23 include a Yaletown condo and a spectacular modern mansion
#5. SOLD: $3,480,000
Photo: Metro Edge Realty
Most Expensive July 28 Mackenzie Heights, 1
Photo: Metro Edge Realty
Most Expensive July 28 Mackenzie Heights, 2
The fifth-priciest home to trade July 17-23 was an elegant five-bedroom home in the West Side’s Mackenzie Heights neighbourhood overlooking Balaclava Park. It sold for $3,480,000 – more than $300K under list price after 33 days on the market. The home is south-facing and designed to capitalize on space and great views, plus it is packed to the brim with high-end finishings and appliances.
Address: 3029 West 29th Avenue, Vancouver V6L 1Y5
Listing agent: Judy Chan
#4. SOLD: $4,560,000
Photo: Royal Pacific Realty
Most Expensive July 28 Burnaby, 1
Photo: Royal Pacific Realty
Most Expensive July 28 Burnaby, 2
The fifth most-expensive Greater Vancouver home sold July 17-23 was this glitzy, custom-built mansion in Burnaby’s Buckingham Heights, which went for $420K under its $4,980,000 list price after a considerable 110 days. This 6,388-square-foot, six-bedroom, eight-bathroom home has glamorous finishings such as Schonbek Swarovski hand-cut crystal chandeliers, double staircase with oak bannisters and LED lighting in steps, oak hand-scraped hardwood flooring, top-of-the-line appliances in the kitchen and wok kitchen, great city and mountain views, plus a three-tier fountain in the front yard and a waterfall feature in the back.
Address: 6238 Palace Place, Burnaby V5E 1Z7
Listing agent: Na An
#3. SOLD: $5,780,000
Photo: Macdonald Realty
Most Expensive July 28 Point Grey
This swanky Point Grey residence is somewhat mysterious (there’s only one listing photo), but we know it was designed by Frits de Vries Architect and custom rebuilt by Natural Balance. It sold last week for $5.78 million – $200K under asking price – after 50 days. We can’t see it, but the listing tells us of extensive use of granite, heated slated floors, a gourmet high-end kitchen with Gaggenau appliances, and a manicured garden with Roman water feature. What’s more, the top floor has a rooftop deck with mountain views.
Address: 3779 West 2nd Avenue, Vancouver V6R 1J8
Listing agent: Manyee Lui
#2. SOLD: $6,850,000
Photo: Angell Hasman
Most Expensive July 28 Yaletown, 1
Photo: Angell Hasman
Most Expensive July 28 Yaletown, 2
This 21st-floor Yaletown condo was the most expensive attached home to sell between July 17 and 23. It is a stunning three-bedroom penthouse with luxury finishings and 2,658 square feet of living space, plus a large deck with False Creek views. The lucky buyer bought it for $138K under its most recent list price of $6,988,000. However, that asking price represented the second price drop after a whopping 129 days on market – the original price tag was $8.9 million.
Address: 2101-1515 Homer Mews, Vancouver V6Z 3E8
Listing agent: Malcolm Hasman
#1. SOLD: $9,388,000
Photo: Angell Hasman
Most Expensive July 28 West Van, 1
Photo: Angell Hasman
Most Expensive July 28 West Van, 2
The priciest home to sell last week was a five-bedroom mansion with incredible views and luxurious pool in West Vancouver’s Chartwell neighbourhood. It sold for $9,388,000, $300K under asking price, after 56 days listed. This architecturally stunning, gated home has a spectacular glass railing staircase and elevator, state-of-the-art home theatre, wine cellar, recreation room, and floor-to ceiling windows overlooking the infinity edge pool, spa and wade pool. Outside there are lots of poolside seating areas, fire pits and a built in BBQ.
Address: 1515 Camelot Road, West Vancouver V7S 2L9
Co-listing agents: DJ Denner, Nick Neacsu
