Resembling a
bread house”, the home of
John and Helen Davenport is
located high on a bluff in the
Sentine! hill areca of West

“ginger-

Vancouver. To take = ad-
vantage of the view par
excellance, the 40 year old
house has two decks out
over the bluff as well as large
glass arcas.
When the
who own a

Davenports,
computer

consulting company, bought
the house a couple of years
ago, the interior was done tn
a Spanish style. John and
Helen have gone through
most of the house restoring it
to its original “old world”
decor. They. of course, left
the beautiful leaded glass

windows.
In tho kitchen, besides the
usual painting and

wallpapering. Helen did the

inlaid) oak countertops
herself. Downstairs, the
recreation room, which was
done in an Hawaiian style
has been renovated to
resemble a rustic English
country home. Both the
formal living room and the

recreation room have
fireplaces Other
renovations include open

beams in the cntrance way
with recessed lighting

Cll - Sunday News, November 22, 1981

WITH ITS WAVY roofline and quaint English appearance, today’s Feature Home
belongs to John and Helen Davenport of West Vancouver. The centre photo shows
the view which looks down on Ambleside Beach and points west. Lower photo shows

the formal living room with its cozy fireplace and hardwood floors which are inlaid
with a “chain” design.

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1340 duchess

If you choose to live in West Vancouver, you may well want to make this your new address Each
suite with balconies or patios a fully equipped modern kitchen and a cosy fireplace Nestied

between Ambieside Village and Park Royal between the beach and the mountains 2 & 3 bdrm
suites trom $125 OOO 5% C C A Certihcate

open 2PM 5PM Saturday and Sunday
open 2PM 4PM Weekdays

Lee Chapman Gordon Harmon

984-9711

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