The wide frontage of the apartment boasts the broadness of vision upon entry. It differs from modern shoebox-style apartments. The balanced design concept maintains a sense of spaciousness in all rooms. Standing in the kitchen, a clear line of sight connects the kitchen, the living room, the dwelling roof, and the distant Northshore Mountains.

Internal:

The well-proportioned 1 bedroom plus 1 den opens up to a wider frontage than the typical shoebox floor plan upon entry. With a large kitchen bar and plenty of cabinets, there will be no problem finding extra space.  The kitchen is adjacent to the den space and a small storage area, making it an ideal location for extra gadgets and equipment.  Because of the floor-to-ceiling window, the living room and adjoining bedroom receive an abundance of natural light. In addition, the living room has a flex area that is over 6ft wide and can be used as a home office. There is also one parking space, another storage locker, and an assigned bike storage space on the property.

The well-balanced design allows for plenty of storage as well as living space.

The Area:

The Trio, located in the heart of Cedar Cottage, was created in collaboration with Vanlux Development and Architect Wilson Chang and is a notable addition to the Kingsway Revitalization Plan. A variety of services are within walking distance of the address. Along Victoria Drive, there are many popular cafes and restaurants, including the newly opened T & T.  You can walk your dog at Brewers Park in 2 minutes, or take a quick bike ride around Trout Lake in less than 10 minutes. In one direction, a 15-minute drive on the Kingsway will take you to Downtown Vancouver, and in the other, Metrotown. It takes the same amount of time to get to Richmond via Knight Street. And the North Shore is only a 20-minute drive away.