A waterfront cedar and glass contemporary home, designed to be an integral part of its dramatic island setting.

This island cedar and glass contemporary home is within easy commuting distance of downtown Vancouver and the world-class, year-round resort of Whistler. Designed to be an integral part of its dramatic island setting, this waterfront home sits among the towering firs and arbutus trees of Bowen Island. The open floor plan provides stunning views of Howe Sound from almost every room. Large windows flood the house with natural light and frame panoramic ocean and snow-capped-mountain views.

Property
This beautiful waterfront glass and cedar home is ideally located on .42 island acres, in a secluded garden setting with 75 feet of shoreline. A beautifully crafted barn is located at the entrance of the property, featuring a tastefully designed guest suite and an office upstairs. Adorned with stained glass windows, cedar walls, and a state-of-the-art kitchen with mini Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine cooler, the barn is a complementary addition to the main house.

Residence
The 2,500 square foot West Coast glass and cedar home was designed and built by architect Arthur Mudrey. Constructed prior to the introduction of regulations that now mandate large building setbacks from the waterfront, the home features expansive decks that are suspended over the ocean during high tide. Adjacent to the living room, a well-panned island kitchen with modern appliances and conveniences provides an ideal area for entertaining, as does the comfortable sit-up bar that overlooks the ocean and connects the dining area with and sunken living room with its cozy fireplace. Upstairs, the large master bedroom includes an en-suite bath. Another bedroom is downstairs, and both have tastefully designed large decks and stunning ocean views.

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