July 28, 1989

Stately North Van home
has view of Vancouver

TODAY'S FEATURE home
is a shingle-styled residence
featuring a second floor oricl
window and exposed purlin
ends.

It was built in the early
1900s for a mayor of North
Vancouver and has only had
one owner since,

The south-facing home
has sundecks that take ad-
vantage of a sunny exposure
and easy maintenance fand-
scaping.

The home has all the orig-

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inal wood built-in details in-
cluding shelves and hatches
surrounding the stone
fireplace in the living room.
There is also a large built-in
buffet complete with a hatch
which continues through to
the kitchen and family
room.

The dining room has a
large fireplace. The parlor —
or smoking room — off the
living room has the original
brick Floors.

An immense foyer has
high ceilings and leads on to

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a grandiose staircase. The
kitchen, family room and
bedrooms are also large.

The basement has stone
walls — ideal for a wine
cellar.

The home is approximate-
ly 2,900 sq. ft. and is listed
for sale at $339,000.

There will be an open
house this Saturday from 2
to 4 p.m. at 177 East
Carisbrooke.

For more information call
Sean Hulseher at Sutton at
986-9321 of 926-1783,

Sean Huischer
Sutton Group
West Coast
Realty
986-9321
926-1783

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NEWS photos Cindy Goodman
THE STONE fireplace in this North Vancouver tame (pheto
left) is surrounded by an carly 1900 wood hatch. The home
(photos above) was built for a Nezth Vancouver mayor ai the
turn uf the century.