306 1365 W 4th Avenue
Vancouver
V6H 3Y8
$654,900
Residential
beds: 1
baths: 1.0
647 sq. ft.
built: 1987
- Status:
- Active
- Prop. Type:
- Residential
- MLS® Num:
- R2999502
- Bedrooms:
- 1
- Bathrooms:
- 1
- Year Built:
- 1987
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- Property Type:
- Residential
- Dwelling Type:
- Apartment/Condo
- Home Style:
- Common Walls - No One Above
- Common Interest:
- Condominium
- Year built:
- 1987 (Age: 38)
- Living Area:
- 647 sq. ft.
- Building Area - Total:
- 647 sq. ft.
- Bedrooms:
- 1 (Above Grd: 1)
- Bathrooms:
- 1.0 (Full:1/Half:0)
- Num Storeys:
- 4
- Taxes:
- $2,025.19 / 2024
- Outdoor Area:
- Garden, Balcony
- Name of Complex/Subdivision:
- Granville Island Village
- Construction Materials:
- Frame Wood, Mixed (Exterior)
- Property Condition:
- Renovation Complete
- No. Floor Levels:
- 1.0
- Floor Area Fin - Above Main:
- 0 sq. ft.
- Floor Area Fin - Above Main 2:
- 0 sq. ft.
- Floor Area Fin - Main:
- 647 sq. ft.
- Floor Area Fin - Total:
- 647 sq. ft.
- Fireplaces:
- 1
- Fireplace Details:
- Wood Burning
- Parking Features:
- Underground, Side Access, Concrete
- Parking:
- Underground
- Parking Total/Covered:
- 1 / 1
- Driveway:
- Concrete Parking
- Title to Land:
- Freehold Strata
- Elevator, Storage
- Garden, Balcony
- Garden, Laundry In Unit, Bike Room, Elevator, Storage
- Water, Mountain, and City
- Bike Room, Caretaker, Trash, Maintenance Grounds, Hot Water, Management, Sewer, Snow Removal, Water
- Shopping Nearby
- 1
- Window Coverings
- Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Cooktop, Laundry In Unit, Bike Room, Elevator, Storage
- Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Cooktop
- In Unit
- Window Coverings
- Association Fee:
- $474.23
- Age Restrictions:
- No
- By-Law Restrictions:
- Pets Allowed With Restrictions
- Common Walls:
- No One Above
- Pets Allowed:
- Yes With Restrictions
- # Units in Development:
- 146
- Home Owners Association:
- Yes
- Land Lease:
- No
- Utilities:
- Community, Electricity Connected, Natural Gas Connected, Water Connected
- Sewer:
- Public Sewer, Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer
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Living area with dark wood finished floors, a warm lit fireplace, and recessed lighting -
Living area with a lit fireplace, recessed lighting, baseboards, and wood finished floors
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Living area with a textured ceiling, wood finished floors, baseboard heating, and recessed lighting
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Living area with baseboards, recessed lighting, a textured ceiling, and wood finished floors
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Kitchen with a baseboard radiator, under cabinet range hood, a peninsula, stainless steel appliances, and tasteful backsplash
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Kitchen featuring a baseboard radiator, a peninsula, tasteful backsplash, appliances with stainless steel finishes, and dark wood-style floors
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Kitchen with a sink, stainless steel appliances, tile walls, light tile patterned flooring, and light countertops
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Kitchen with decorative light fixtures, light countertops, stainless steel dishwasher, and a sink
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Full bathroom with vanity, toilet, and shower / bathtub combination with curtain
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Bedroom featuring baseboards, dark wood finished floors, an inviting chandelier, and a textured ceiling
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Bedroom with a closet, dark wood-type flooring, and a baseboard radiator
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Balcony featuring a grill and a city view
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Balcony featuring a view of city
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View of lobby
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View of property
- Listings on market:
- 126
- Avg list price:
- $973,500
- Min list price:
- $56,000
- Max list price:
- $4,995,000
- Avg days on market:
- 42
- Min days on market:
- 2
- Max days on market:
- 743
- Avg price per sq.ft.:
- $1,225.21
- Nicholas Meyer
- Downtown Suites Ltd.
- 1 (604) 6948801
- nic@downtownsuites.com
Introducing The Village and False Creek
The False Creek area was the industrial heartland of Vancouver through to the 1950s. It was home to many sawmills and small port operations, as well as the western terminus of the major Canadian railways. As industry shifted to other areas, the vicinity around False Creek started to deteriorate.
The present False Creek south was shaped by debates on freeways, urban renewal, and the rise of citizen participation in urban planning. A major public involvement and co-design process established public priorities for an accessible waterfront seawall; mixed-tenure housing including market condominiums, co-op and low-income housing and live-aboard marinas; and a vibrant waterfront market at Granville Island. The form and mix of development were revolutionary for Vancouver at the time. A third of the site was set aside for housing at 40 units/acre with the balance converted to park, waterfront and community uses. City policies and guidelines state the vision of a waterfront city where land and water combine to meet the environmental, cultural and economic needs of the City and its people in a sustainable, equitable, high quality manner.
The Village is located at Southeast False Creek (SEFC), the designation given to the neighbourhood bordered by Cambie, Main, West 2nd Avenue, and False Creek. The 2010 Olympic Village, for athlete housing and logistics of the Winter Olympics, is found here, at the centre of plans to see this neighbourhood developed into a residential area with housing and services for 11,000-13,000 people.
False Creek is a very popular marina and boating area for many different activities including dragon boating, canoeing, kayaking, public ferries, charter ships, and visiting pleasure boats.
