Story and photos
by Elisworth Dickson

This Deep Cove con-
temporary home is a great
place for a large family.
With five bedrooms plus a
den and 3,000 sq. ft. there is
plenty of room for a “Brady
Bunch” type of family. Next
to the kitchen, there is also a
spacious family room with a
brick fireplace and a nice
view of the Deep Cove
harbour and nearby
mountains.

Off the family room is a
covered deck which can be
entered from the living room
as well. The roof of the
covered deck has a skylight
to keep things bright on
those dull days.

The living room of Dave
and Gail’s three year old
house has a vaulted cedar
ceiling and a Squamish rock
fireplace. There is the view
of the Cove and Indian Arm

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rom the living room.

A quiet area, the house is
located at the end of a cul-
de-sac where you drive off
the road into a double
carport. Between the car-
port and the house is a
courtyard which is partially
covered and has various
shrubs and a picnic table.
The whole property has a
number of rock retaining
walls and concrete steps.

The kitchen is separeted
from the family room by a
counter, keeping a bright,
spacious feeling and the
good view. Dave and Gail
finished off the basement
themselves. Besides
bedrooms, there is a large
recreation room with a floor
to ceiling fireplace and
sliding glass doors leading to
a patio on the view side of
the house.

Besides the convenience
of three baths, there is only a
five minute walk to the
beach and Panorama Park.

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Located in Deep Cove,

$s contemporary home offers lots of room for the big family. Below, is a view
of the living room. Below, left, is the skylit entrance hall. Bottom left is the formal dining room. Bottom centre is the
_view of the harbour and Indian Arm. Bottom right is the courtyard

with a picnic table on the far side of the trellis.