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Sunday Feature Home

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TOP, RIGHT, The sectional drawing shows how the suites “interlock.” Above, the
lok is used as an office by Dik and Penny. Top, Dik leans on the railing in the loft
admiring the view. The railing is actually an aluminum sailboat mast.

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ELLSWORTH DICKSON
Today's Feature Home is a
condominium in the
Mariner's Cove complex and
belongs to Dik Arendsen and
Penny Gurstein. Situated
across the street from the
beach in Panorama Park in
Deep Cove, most of the
units, including Dik and
Penny's have a_ striking
ocean view of the Cove and
Indian Arm, with its
towering mountains.
by Tom Meyer
and Ken Falk of Indacon,
the 1100 sq. ft. home con-
sists of three levels and has
some unique features such as
the units “interlocking” with
each other (see sketch) to

keep the noisier living levels
apart and to improve the
view from the lower units by
having a second floor.

Dik and Penny's suite is
actually three levels, the top
one being a loft which they
have turned into an office.
They are both architects.

Since moving in last June,
Dik has made a number of
alterations such as taking out
the pickets and railing in the
loft and installing a sailboat
mast as a railing and
plexiglass instead of the

. pickets. This opened up the

loft and helped the view.

Another change was the
addition of the travertine

marble to the fireplace
which gave it a more finished
look. Dik also installed some

ensuite bath are on the lower
floor and completely cut off’
from the rest of the suite.

Being on the ocean, Dik
keeps a 16 ft. Laser sailbcat
in the garage and just rolls it
across the strect to the
beach.

With its ‘‘casual-
contemporary” furniture and
sun deck, the suite lends
itself very well for informal

Only a few more discriminating homebuvers wilt be able to
acquire an executive townhome at Concorde Place.

this opportunity will be short-lived: the pleasure and pride
ot ownership will not.

You will live in an exclusive, tree-sheltered enclave of homes
distinguished by an exceptional standard of quality in
craftsmanship and design. Each spacious two- and

rhree-pedroom home
appointments which,

riomes of this calibre

otfers a generosity of domestic
frankly, borders on the indulgent.

are all too often inconveniently placed

and unatfordably priced. Concorde Place is neither.

Atfordably you can live — and live splenc

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1couver’s most convenient locations.

Our display home created by internationally acclaimed
interior designer Peter Garrett, will be open for your
viewing, noon to five p.m., closed Fridays. Please call
980-0548 or 734-4822,

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