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At last, an apartment that won't require you to give up your grand piano
The Details: $1,150,000 / 1992 / 1,324 sq. ft. / 2 bed, 2 bath / 802-1272 Comox St.
The condo: It’s a West End penthouse with water and mountain views in a concrete building. For summer-lovers, there are three separate balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows. The large living/dining space allows for house-sized furniture (or a grand piano, if you really want to impress), while separated bedrooms and bathrooms allow for privacy when guests are in town. And it comes with not one but two parking stalls.
The building: ‘Chateau Comox’ may not live up to its French homage in terms of architectural style, but the 23-year-old concrete building is rain-screened to help stand up to our damp climate. And with just 21 units, it’s a little easier to get to know your neighbours (assuming you want to get to know your neighbours).
The neighbourhood: Located at Nelson and Jervis, it’s a short stroll to Davie Street, Nelson Park, the downtown core and, of course, the beach.
The potential downsides: The kitchen is on the smaller side, which may be a deal-breaker for aspiring (or actual) chefs. And while three decks is nice, one massive one might have been better for entertaining.
The living room is centred around a gas fireplace and skylight.
The large living area easily fits house-sized furniture plus a grand piano.
The dining area accommodates a big table open to the kitchen area.
The open kitchen with solid wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and quartz counters.
The second bedroom provides access to the outdoors as well.
The recently remodelled bathroom.
The larger of the three patios for BBQing and outdoor dining.
The concrete building, located in the centre of the West End.