A look inside: North Vancouver home with float plane dock sold for $7.2M (PHOTOS)

326 Sea Shell Lane, North Vancouver. (Reine Photography & Design/Matt Gul)

A beautiful waterfront home at the easternmost end of North Vancouver District, within the Dollarton neighbourhood, comes with not only direct water and mountain views, but also a private dock capable of mooring a float plane and several boats.

This scenic property at 326 Sea Shell Lane — immediately north of Cates Park, and at the mouth of Indian Arm fjord — was listed by RE/MAX’s Matt Gul, and recently sold for $7.2 million, according to online records.

The sale price was under its listing price of $7.98 million.

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The two-level property, including the basement, spans 6,172 sq. ft. of floor area, with five bedrooms and five bathrooms.

This is unquestionably an entertainer’s home.

326 Sea Shell Lane, North Vancouver. (Reine Photography & Design/Matt Gul)

An eye-catching wood vaulted ceiling spans the spine of the main level from the front entrance — through the dining and living rooms — to the rear entrance, which opens up to an expansive patio and transitions to the large backyard lawn and private beach.

A fully equipped kitchen, additional eating area, and den are also located on the main level.

326 Sea Shell Lane, North Vancouver. (Reine Photography & Design/Matt Gul)

Down below, there is a large recreation room with a centrepiece pool table, as well as a theatre room, wine cellar, fitness gym, steam sauna, and ample storage space.

The property, sitting on a 12,528-sq-ft lot, was built in 1997 and designed by Gordon Hlynsky Architect. The garage can fit two cars.

The latest assessed value by BC Assessment pegs the property’s worth at $6.019 million, with $4.203 million for the land and $1.816 million for the building. This is down from its peak assessment value of $6.683 million in July 2018.

326 Sea Shell Lane, North Vancouver. (Reine Photography & Design/Matt Gul)

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