Kitsilano is one of Vancouver’s most popular and desirable neighbourhoods. Close to beaches and parks, as well as trendy shopping and dining spots, it easy to see why so many people are in love with this area. Stitched in by Alma Street to the west, Burrard Street to the east and 16th Avenue to the south and the water to the north, Kitsilano also is home to a portion of tony Point Grey Road.
Looking at the current listings in Kitsilano, we found a wide variety of properties at different price points. Though you’re likely to pay for an upscale address, as if often the case on the West Side, we found condos starting at $420,000 and going straight up to $3.6 million. Houses ranged even more dramatically, from $1.57 million to a whopping $28 million bucks. And in between we found a smattering of townhouses and duplexes on offer as well.
Click through the links below to see the full listings and photo galleries of each of these homes.
As these properties are sold, the online listings may no longer be available.
Condominiums
Highest: York Avenue
$3,655,000
Two-bedroom, two-bathroom condominium
1,641 square feet
Cost per square foot: $2,227
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The highest-priced condo in Kits is this two-bedroom-plus-den penthouse in a boutique six-unit building close to the beach. This home is the largest unit in the building and boasts a giant – and private – rooftop patio with fabulous city and mountain views, as well as hot tub. An elevator delivers you directly into the unit, which features in-floor radiant heat, top-of-the-line appliances and spa-like bathrooms. The two-year-old building is still under its 2-5-10 year warranty. In additional to lots of in-suite storage, two large storage lockers are also included with the property, as are two parking spots. Rentals and pets welcome.
Lowest: W 7th Avenue
$420,000
One-bedroom, one-bathroom condominium
620 square feet
Cost per square foot: $677
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Perfect for the first time home buyer is this bright one-bedroom condo listed for $420,000 – the lowest-priced property on the market in Kits right now. Located on a traffic-calmed street, the property is just blocks away from the proposed Arbutus Station on the Broadway transit line. The unit faces north-east and offers a wrap-around terrace. Though the building is 41 years old, it is well-run, and rentals are allowed.
Townhouses
Highest: Ogden Avenue
$2,998,000
Two-bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse
1,514 square feet
Cost per square foot: $1,980
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The priciest Kitsilano townhome on the market is this stunning two-bedroom home showcasing unobstructed 180-degree views of the city, mountains, water and park. Features include nine-feet ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, walnut floors, radiant heat and direct access to a 700-square-foot floating deck complete with koi pond. The unit has been rainscreened and earthquake-proofed, and has upgraded electrical and new windows and roof.
Lowest: Point Grey Road
$579,000
One-bedroom, one-bathroom townhouse
653 square feet
Cost per square foot: $887
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For less than one-fifth of the cost of the townhome showcased above, you can buy this 28-year-old, one-bedroom, 653-square-foot townhouse with a prestigious Point Grey Road address. Featuring a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and patio access from private front and back doors, this home is across the street from the beach, shops, restaurants, and steps away from yacht and tennis clubs.
Duplexes
Highest: W 14th Avenue
$2,890,000
Three-bedroom, four-bathroom duplex
2,249 square feet
Cost per square foot: $1,285
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Of the 11 duplexes currently listed in Kitsilano, this $2.89 million home is the costliest. With three-bedrooms, four-bathrooms and over 2,250 square feet, this home feels luxurious throughout. Highlights include 11.5-feet ceilings in the great room, a courtyard patio and gourmet kitchen. The fully finished lower level has a separate entrance, bedroom and bathroom, and plumbing roughed in for a wet bar. This half-duplex is close to South Granville and the Vancouver Lawn and Tennis Club.
Lowest: W 2nd Avenue
$1,780,000
Three-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex
1,505 square feet
Cost per square foot: $1,183
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The lowest-priced duplex in Kits still rings in at over $1.75 million. Architecturally designed, this meticulously maintained home is on a quiet street and boasts a sun-soaked yard. The practical floorplan has an open-concept kitchen and sunken living room which opens to a professionally designed garden and deck. Renovations over the past several years in this 28-year-old home include new stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry and millwork, new paint, outdoor landscape lighting and irrigation. The property also includes a one-car garage and lots of storage space. The home is in the Bayview and Kits High School catchments.
Houses
Highest: Point Grey Road
$28,000,000
Five-bedroom, five-bathroom house
5,402 square feet
Cost per square foot: $5,183
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The priciest home in Kits, at $28 million, is actually the priciest listing in all of Vancouver – no small feat! This opulent five-bedroom home is located on a stunning 50-by-180-foot beachfront lot. Located on Vancouver’s “Golden Mile” – Point Grey Road – the custom-built home has mind-blowing unobstructed views that can be enjoyed from all levels of this 5,400-square-foot mansion, including a 600-square-foot rooftop deck. Making the most of its prime waterfront location, the luxury residence also features floor-to-ceiling windows, as well as overheight ceilings and spacious rooms.
Lowest: Trutch Street
$1,575,000
Three-bedroom, two-bathroom house
1,659 square feet
Cost per square foot: $949
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This lovely three-bedroom detached home listed at $1.57 million is the lowest-cost house currently listed in Kitsilano. Though the home sits on an undersized 41-by-53-foot lot, it is walking distance to elementary and secondary schools, and steps to retail and restaurants on Broadway. The 1925 property has a newer hot water tank, furnace and drain tiles.
