Top, This West Coast contemporary home bs tastefully surrounded by lots of shrubs &
trees. Above, note the Squamish rock fireplace and vaulted ceiling in the living room.

Above, right, is a view of the comfortable office. Below, ts the spacious family room.
Below, right, the master bedroom.

B7 - Sunday, January 23, 1983 - North Shore News

- Stery-and photos
by Ellsworth Dickson

Located at the base of
Grouse Mountain, the West
Coast contemporary home
of George and Enka was one
of the first houses in the
desireable Grouse Woods
Development.

Tastefully landscaped with
a vanety of trees and shrubs,
the house is 2500 sq. ft. with
three bedrooms, two and a
half baths, and a large family
room which has a brick fire-
place and cedar panelling.

Off the family room next
to the kitchen, is a deck at
the rear of the house.

The living room is sunken
and features a vaulted cedar
ceiling and a floor to ceiling
Squamish rock fire place.
The two fireplaces heat the
whole house quite
adequately without the gas

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All windows are double
glazed.

Off the kitchen is the
formal dining room which is
several feet wider than the
norm.

There is a laundry room
off the family room with the
usual apphances.

Other features of this
house are a double garage
and ensuite plumbing off the
master bedroom.

The whole house is full of
antique furniture which
George and Erika have been
collecting for a number of
years, some of it dating back
150 years.

Erika told the News what
she really likes about the
house is the great location.
Five minutes to skiing, ten
minutes to shopping and
twenty minutes to down-
town.

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