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Executive 1 bedroom condo in character building in Mount Pleasant

Posted on April 28, 2013 by Chris Ball

Posted in character, character apartment, character home, Condo in mt pleasant, Mount Pleasant, mount pleasant homes, Vancouver

Character is the cornerstone at the Cornerstone Building

Looking for a fantastic character home in Mount Pleasant?

Look no further this 856 SF was fully renovated and retains the charm of this heritage building built in 1909. Located at 12th Ave and Quebec it is in the heart of Mount Pleasant. One of the most vibrant neighbourhoods in Vancouver.

Cornerstone Heritage Church Renovation at 2525 Quebec. This extremely LARGE one bedroom and Den is 856 sq ft. Fully renovated in 2008, New Kitchen with Stainless Steel appliances, Cherrywood Cabinets, Limestone countertops and Italianlimestone floors. Radiant heat travels through the tile flooring and the Mahogany Wood floors throughout the home. New Bathroom with modern tiling and heated floors, Large bedroom with French doors leading to Conservatory/library, with exposed stone and brick walls. Plus the standout of the home are the Heritage Character 1909 windows and the brick surround. Limestone quartz composite surround on the fireplace, finishes the room off nice. Peek-a-boo view of the City & Mountains.

Please call Chris for a private showing at 604.512.9208

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