6245 Taylor Drive

This one acre estate with over 200 feet of west facing, gently sloping waterfront overlooking a sheltered bay. This property is located on a quiet street in the prestigious oceanside neighbourhood of Gleneagles.  An area of established Vancouver families who value privacy, pristine nature and large properties.

This architecturally designed home is situated on its own park with mature firs and cedars, natural gardens and a path to the ocean. Immaculately maintained, this elegant West Coast home features a sensational great room with floor to ceiling windows and stunning fireplace, cosy family room and two bedrooms with bathroom on the main floor, and a master bedroom suite upstairs with a private deck for your morning meditation and to watch the eagles. On the main floor is an expansive deck for outdoor living where you can enjoy ocean views of Whytecliff Park, Bowen Island, and gorgeous evening sunsets. This home was featured in the prestigious 2017 West Coast Modern home tour organized through the West Vancouver Museum.

On the market for the first time in 60 years, this property is exceptionally rare given its location and size.  Live comfortably in this lovely home while planning your expansion or dream home.

Located in an excellent school catchment, it is also less than 10 minutes away from Mulgrave School, an International Baccalaureate private school (pre-school to Grade 12), and less than an hour away from the University of British Columbia.  Close by are Caulfield Village for grocery shopping and services, Gleneagles golf course, Cypress Mountain for skiing and hiking, Dundarave and Ambleside for shopping, dining and seawall walks.  Within 15 minutes drive is Park Royal, one of Vancouver’s premiere shopping experiences, with over 200 shops, restaurants and services. Downtown Vancouver is a short drive away and the world renowned Whistler Blackcomb all season resort is less than 1 1/2 hours away.  An exceptional property to create an amazing quality of life for your family now and for future generations.