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#512 – 1133 Homer Street
Yaletown, Vancouver · Apartment/Condo
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Yaletown, Vancouver · Apartment/Condo
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$1,015/sqft
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Some Yaletown homes might work great on paper. This one works great in real life. This large layout features two separated bedrooms for added privacy, plus a dedicated den/office and a large pantry/storage room—two genuinely useful and coveted bonus spaces. East-facing windows bring in great natural light with views over Yaletown’s historic character buildings. The kitchen has a gas cooktop, stainless steel appliances and a full sized dishwasher, while the spacious primary features a double-sink ensuite, soaker tub and separate shower. A covered balcony so you can BBQ year-round, in-suite laundry + EV ready parking + a gym and a dedicated pet rooftop area + rooftop gardens—all steps to the Seawall, Canada Line, restaurants and shops. Open this Sat/Sun Nov 14/15 from 2-4 pm. See you then!
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