C12 - Sunday News, February 14, 1982

Sunday Feature Home

LEFT, THE OPEN space in the central core of the house allows the heat to rise
throughout the building to be circulated by the large fan visible at the top of the
photo. Above, is the living room with its traditional furniture.

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

This opportunity will be short-lived; the pleasure and pride
of 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

three-bedroom home offers a generosity of domestic
appointments which, rrankly, borders on the indulgent.
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Homes of this calibre are all too often inconveniently placed
and unaffordably priced. Concorde Place ts neither.
Atfordably you can live —and five splendidly — in ane of
North Vancouver'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 734-4322,

CONCORDE PLACE by Arena Developments

1745 Rufus Drive, North Vancouver
one block west of Mountain Highway.

MIDDLE PHOTO, ABOVE, depicts the bedroom of Jenny. 7, and the lower photo

shows the formal dining room which b on the opposite side of the kitchen from the
family room.