This Newly Restored Vancouver Midcentury Is a Post-and-Beam Dream
Location: 516 W 22nd St., North Vancouver, British Columbia
Architect: Bob Lewis
Price: $2,385,000
Year Built: 1958
Footprint: 2,254 square feet (five bedroom, three bath)
Lot Size: 0.25 acres
From the Agent: "New to the market is the restoration of a classic Bob Lewis home. A celebrity manager from Los Angeles and local architect paired together to restore the 1950s residence. The couple leaned into a vision that is true to its Californian influences and takes advantage of its forested setting in the Pacific Northwest. Curbing the trend of many similar homes being demolished or insensitively renovated, this duo set an important precedent for what a midcentury-modern home can be in Vancouver."
Trees tower over the single-level home, immersing it in nature.
Original hardwood floors run throughout, complementing the crisp white walls and ceilings.
Steps away from the main living area, a long galley kitchen comes complete with a skylight and brand-new appliances, cabinetry, and tile flooring.
On the other side of the kitchen is another light-filled living area, featuring original built-ins.
All five bedrooms showcase the home’s post-and-beam construction. The primary suite includes a fully remodeled bath with a large skylight.
516 W 22nd St in North Vancouver, British Columbia, is currently listed for $2,385,000 by West Coast Modern.
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