Own a sweet slice of Vancouver’s past with this listing.

This palatial Vancouver estate was built for the Rogers Sugar family.

Date17.03.2026
Words byZak Khan
Own a sweet slice of Vancouver’s past with this listing. hero imageOwn a sweet slice of Vancouver’s past with this listing. hero image
You can own a sweet slice of Canadian history now that this palatial mock-tudor estate in Vancouver is listed for sale at $12.8 million. Built for the Rogers Sugar family, this mansion stands in the Dunbar-Southlands neighbourhood of Vancouver on a 1.55-acre lot.

Designed by Cuddon Palmer, the designer of many of Vancouver’s legacy properties, the interior boasts exposed wood throughout and nine bedrooms, totaling over 13,000 sq. ft. And the house has its own elevator, in addition to a grand staircase that opens into an opulent, wood-paneled foyer.

Around back, you will find an outdoor pool flanked by a patio, complete with a pool house. A squash court adds to the sports and leisure offerings, while vast, manicured lawns give you plenty of space to relax, plus lots of privacy. A greenhouse gives you the option to grow all sorts of plants all year long, too.

From its perch, the house and grounds have sweeping southerly views toward the Fraser river. According to the listing by the aptly-named Ruthie Shugarman, this is, “a true legacy property with remarkable potential to thoughtfully modernize or reimagine for multi-generational living.”

Showings are by appointment only to see this once-in-a-generation property.

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