Onslow Estates

An Opulent FUTURE LUXURY HOME Situated at West Vancouver’s First Address

226 Onslow Place, WEST Vancouver, BC

West Vancouver

Price

$16,280,000

This is a once in a generation opportunity to build a palatial 16,000 square foot mansion designed by David Christopher, to be developed by FutureLiving situated at West Vancouver’s pinnacle.

This opulent, lavishly designed estate will feature

Indoor Pools – wall screen

Outdoor Pool

Gym

Saunas – both Steam and Dry

Elevator

Car Display Garage classic car

Bowling Alley

Ventilated Cigar Room

2 Wine Cellars

Theatre Room

Putting Green

English Gardens – fine sand and gravel

Basketball & Tennis Court Sport Court

Outdoor entertainment

Numerous Water features

The Address

Details & Dimensions

Year Built

TBD

Total Interior Area

16,000 sqft

Lot Size

1.12 acres

Lot Dimensions

61 ft X 90.5 ft

Zoning

RS-7

STRONG ASSEMBLY POTENTIAL

Well positioned for redevelopment with addition of 2 or 3 adjoining lots and maximizing the FSR within the guidelines of the Cambie Corridor Official Community Plan
DENSITY

Destined for density, the Phase 3 of Cambie Corridor Plan sets the framework for the future densification of the neighbourhood
SCARCITY

Supply of new properties with development potential in the Riley Park and Cambie Village area lags behind the demand

TRANSIT TRANSIT TRANSIT

The future of Metro Vancouver housing is entangled with Transit: the lot is minutes to Canada Line, upcoming UBC Skytrain, and buses
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION

World class city at door step: Seawall, Transit, Jobs, Schools, Hospitals, Shops, Parks, & major infrastructure for density. School Catchment: Eric Hamber Secondary, Edith Cavell Elementary
PUBLIC AMENITIES

Other People's Money: Refer to 'Cambie Corridor Public Realm Plan' and review the abundance of amenities such as Community Centres, Social Services, Childcare.

The Neighbourhood

The Cambie Corridor Plan is a framework to guide change and growth over the next 30 years along the Canada Line.

The plan builds on the distinct character and context of the corridor’s neighbourhoods to create complete communities with places for current and future residents to live, work, shop, play, and feel part of a community.

The plan policies allows significant change in the corridor over the coming decades and will, together with growth on major project sites, more than double the population and add over 30,000 new homes.

This makes the Cambie Corridor the biggest growth area outside of Downtown.