This Vancouver Home is So Luxurious That the Price is Only Available on Request

A project of Seattle-based Garret Cord Werner Architects, this holistic home “exceeded the owners’ vision, taking a holistic approach to simultaneously integrate the architecture, landscape, and design” explains the listing.

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The four-bedroom, seven-bathroom home boasts 12,000 square feet of interior living space, with outdoor living spaces seamlessly integrated with the indoor areas.
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The home is situated on a 32,000-square-foot lot near the University of British Columbia. The price, according to the listing, is available on request.
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“This exquisite 0.7-acre ocean-view property overlooking English Bay and the North Shore mountains was conceived as something completely different – a contemporary home ideal for entertaining, yet also family oriented to cater for children,” the listing explains.
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“The property is constructed from two pavilion-like components connected by a central dining area, creating visual junctures designed for contemplation,” adds the listing.

“One of the highlights of the garden, which features native plants and natural sculptural stone arrangements, is a waterfall that cascades into the koi pond at the entrance way to the home, where the floating staircase can be glimpsed rising to the second level,” the listing details.

The dining room is downright massive, able to accommodate a huge dining table that can comfortably seat 12. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the area with natural light, while an custom-made glass chandelier hangs overhead.
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“My approach, the way I approach most of my projects, is to look at them in a very holistic process,” the home’s architect, Garret Werner, told Western Living. “I look at architecture, interiors and landscape as one cohesive unit. And at the very beginning is the landscape – how to sculpt it and make sure the project is a part of the land.”

“The whole premise of this design is to feel like you’re living in a resort,” architect Garret Werner explained to Western Living.

Sliding glass walls throughout the home integrate the indoor and outdoor spaces, such as this seating area overlooking the pool and English Bay and the North Shore mountains beyond.
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In addition to the large formal dining area, there’s also this smaller, more informal dining space.

This glass-covered outdoor space is designed for al fresco dining and boasts a large built-in grill and wood-fired pizza oven.

Glass walls take full advantage of the home’s spectacular West Coast views.
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A fire pit is surrounded by comfy seating on this deck, situated to take in the expansive view.

The master bath, one of seven in the home, features dual floating vanities and recessed soaker tub.

Rough-hewn marble lines the walls of this 1,500-bottle wine cellar and tasting room.
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A cozy home theatre/family room boasts a gas fireplace and giant screen – and there’s even a pinball machine.

Located on the lower level at the bottom of a floating staircase, this workout room is set up for exercise.

The backyard pool and adjacent outdoor spaces offer countless possibilities for outdoor relaxation.
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