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Built between 1955 and 1957, the former B.C. Electric/Hydro Building is one of the most striking buildings of the post-war building boom in British Columbia. Designed by well-known architects Ron Thom and Ned Pratt, this building is a prime example of West Coast modern architecture and was selected as a Recent Landmark of class "A" merit to be added to the Vancouver Heritage Register. In the early 1990's, the building was converted into 242 residential units and 205 commercial units comprising street-level retail and executive offices. This revitalization reflected the relatively new cultural appreciation of the modern 50's style. The building's heritage value and distinction contributed to its marketability: All residential strata-titled units were reportedly sold within 8 hours on opening day.
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Elevator, Exercise Centre, Recreation Center, Sauna/Steam Room, Shared Laundry, Wheelchair Access
A rare legacy 3 bed + 2 bath + office/solarium/4th bed Penthouse of 1,804 SF with sweeping 270° exposures and forever-protected views of the North Shore Mountains and distant Mount Baker. Wake up to morning light, enjoy coffee above the city, and unwind as the skyline glows at night. This is elevated downtown living. Thoughtfully re-imagined with a strong design sensibility, the home offers Poggenpohl kitchen with Sub-Zero, Wolf & Miele appliances, Bocci hand-blown glass lighting, engineered hardwood flooring, bathrooms with Italian tile, Kohler fixtures, and heated floors. Central A/C and a large private storage room on the same floor. Located in the former BC Hydro Building, moments to SkyTrain, IGA, cafés, dining, and everything downtown offers. Open: Feb 11 4-6 PM, 14 3-5, 15th 2-4 PMMore details
HOT HOT HOT. Convertible 2bd 2ba 810 Sq ft Airbnb friendly unit with AC in the historic Electra. Views of downtown, peak a boo mountain and water views. Own a piece of revenue generating history in the heart of Downtown Vancouver. This unit was configured to easily switch from a 2 bd to a 1 bedroom plus office with an innovative architecturally designed sliding wall system. An ideal Pied de Terre. Great for empty nesters, or even a small family. VERY COOl mid-century modern iconic bldg. Sauna, guest suites, library lounge area. Steps to shopping theatres restaurants, sea wall and everything the city has to offer. This Unit was recently vacated by tenants and has been completely refreshed with new paint and is ready to go to a new owner. Book your showing today! Must see!More details
The Electra is centrally located in the heart of downtown and was originally built as the B.C. Electric/Hydro Building before being converted into 242 residential units in 1995. This spacious 808 sqft southeast corner unit features 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a well-designed layout, central air conditioning, and abundant natural light. Residents enjoy a range of amenities including free shared laundry on every floor, guest suites, private storage room, fitness Centre, sauna, billiards and table tennis lounge, party room, and more. Conveniently close to public transit, shopping, and entertainment. This is a property you won't want to miss!More details
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