Over the past few years, the unaffordability of single-family homeownership has offered developers an opportunity to create larger, more spacious family-sized condos. Today, everyone’s lives are so fast-paced, particularly when juggling the needs of a family. There is an upside to living in a home that eliminates managing all of the ongoing maintenance and upkeep that a house and yard require.
Welcome to Apex - Denna Homes’ final tower within the emerging, award-winning master-planned community of Seylynn Village.
Apex - Entry
Curated by Vancouver’s renowned DA Architects + Planners, Apex is a world-class curved showstopper featuring 276 residences, ranging from 593 to over 2,100 square feet of urban sophistication. In addition, Denna Homes introduces the Denna Collection, a sophisticated selection of penthouses, executive residences and six Jewel Box residences – unique two-storey sky homes on the twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth floors.
“For those seeking the condo lifestyle advantages, whether it be not having to deal with the ongoing workload of a single-family home, or the convenience of being able to lock-up and travel,” says Dan Thomson, Vice President, sales and marketing, Denna Homes. “Apex’ residences are larger than most condominium offerings, some of which offer the benefits of the condominium lifestyle with the features of a single-family home like multi-level living.
Apex - Kitchen
As the North Shore’s tallest tower, the eye-catching Apex will rise 32-storeys bordered by stunning natural parks and the Burrard Inlet.
With Apex, Denna Homes is also taking luxury to a whole new level, while providing a final opportunity for a new, maintenance-free, amenity-rich luxury condominium lifestyle within a community awarded Best Master Planned Community by the Urban Development Institute.
Apex - Living Room
Apex, the third tower of Seylynn Village is located within the newly emerging Lynn Creek area of North Vancouver, one of four new town centres.
Like other Denna Homes developments, the Denna Difference is what makes Apex stand out; the tower’s special touches include triple glazed windows, air conditioning, more luxury European-inspired finishes, a selection of 64 different floor plans, 140 EV ready parking stalls, more amenities and more breathtaking views from each residence’s spacious private balconies and terraces.
Apex - Small Lounge
Homeowners will also have access to The Denna Club, 14,000 square feet of unparalleled private amenities; a 25-metre infinity-edge pool, steam room, dry sauna, and state-of-the-art fitness centre. It doesn’t stop there - at Apex, the concierge and another 2,500 square feet of private amenities in the tower, including an intimate private fireside lounge, a super cool media room with a large-screen television.
Denna’s commitment to creating beautiful living spaces is reflected in the commissioned sculptures installed throughout the lush landscaped grounds of Seylynn Village, with additional art throughout the area.
Apex - Lounge
Apex is for anyone looking for the perfect blend of mountain living and big-city luxury in the coveted North Shore. This centrally located enclave gives you easy access to great parks, greenspace, cafes, restaurants and shops. Ski the slopes of Seymour, fish Lynn Creek, or cycle for hours along forested trails. Grab a beer at one of many nearby neighbourhood craft breweries. Enjoy the benefits of the nearby transit-oriented, mixed-use community of the emerging Lynn Creek Town Centre.
Complemented by a wealth of natural green space, parks, pathways and daily essentials, Apex is the perfect pairing of nature and sophisticated living.
Apex - Exterior
“Apex is really three different projects within one,” says Thomson. “Whatever your family’s needs are, we have a home for you.”
Apex is now selling, and occupancy is set for late 2023 to early 2024. Apex Presentation Centre, situated at 1560 Hunter St., North Vancouver, is open daily 12pm-5pm, except Fridays. For more information or to register, call 604-980-5000, email info@ApexAtSeylynn.ca or visit ApexAtSeylynn.ca.
