A stunning waterfront penthouse in the Coal Harbour area of Vancouver was recently listed for $35,900,000, a huge drop compared to a previous listing for the property.
Daily Hive Urbanized covered a listing for PH3101 located at 277 Thurlow St. at Three Harbour Green back in March 2022, when it was listed for $49 million, meaning around $13 million has been shaved off the 2022 listing.
The current $36 million price tag also puts it well above the current assessed value of $23,203,000.
According to the Zealty listing, Rennie & Associates Realty is the agent for the property, which features four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and over 11,000 sq. ft. of “seamless” indoor and outdoor living.
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On the main level, there’s a professional kitchen, a dining area and a couple of social areas.
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“The journey culminates at the pinnacle, a rooftop Zen Garden offering a sanctuary in the clouds,” Rennie says.
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There are some other luxurious amenities to sweeten the deal on this Vancouver penthouse, including a building concierge, a pool, a squash area, guest suites and a seven-car private garage.
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The penthouse is 14 years old, and the listing suggests it has been redesigned by House of Bohn. It adds that the home “exudes quiet luxury,” emphasized by the 20′ ceilings that frame unobstructed vistas of the Burrard Inlet, North Shore and “cotton candy sunsets.”
A gorgeous outdoor lounge is the perfect seating area to experience the gorgeous Vancouver views.
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“This residence is the definitive West Coast TROPHY,” the listing adds.
“The home went through a complete renovation to bring our design vision to life. I wanted the homeowners to feel fully immersed in the 360-degree view,” said Rarin Bohn, founder and creative director of House of Bohn, in a statement on our original article.
“We custom-designed an onyx-and-marble tile floor with a geometric pattern to mimic the angle of the distant mountains, paired dark marble with solid oak hardwood, and brought in extensive millwork with beautiful details,” Bohn added.
This property would fall into the ultra-luxury sector ($10 million or more) of the Vancouver housing market, which has seen its share of struggles over the past couple of years.
According to sales data on Zealty, over the past 12 months, 21 properties have sold for $10 million or more.
With files from Kenneth Chan