EPPICH HOUSE II - Iconic Arthur Erickson Home in the British Properties

Named after the family who commissioned the home in 1979, Eppich House II, which was completed in 1988, is widely considered to be renowned Canadian architect Arthur Erickson’s most complete work. The 6,486 sqft home has 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and features a lovely living, dining room, sun- drenched outdoor pool, indoor hot-tub, games room, large office, separate detached guest house complete with kitchen area and full bathroom and over 3,000 ft of terrace space overlooking the mature landscaped gardens. The home’s interior has been immaculately restored, including the original furniture that was designed especially for the project. Eppich House II is divided into three sections over three floors. The primary bedroom and den sit on the top floor, nestled under a curved glass arch that allows light to flood into each room. A naturally fed reflection pond and small trickling creek are viewed as you walk about and explore the oversized 1.183 acre lot. Eppich House II is both an exemplary example of Canadian modernism and a testament to Arthur Erickson’s substantial impact on our country’s landscape.