Description

Award Winning Masterpiece, The Crosby House on the Vancouver Heritage Registry as a B-listing. Completed in 1937 by renowned architect Robert Berwick, one of his first professional commissions, for his mother-in-law, Isabelle Crosby. The house is a significant rare example of early modernist residential architecture which coincided with the ending of the Depression. Its design features cubic proportions, planar expression of wall surfaces in the form of concrete block & corner windows. Updated in 2013, situated on a 10,000 sqft property in the prestigious Shaughnessy area, featuring 4 bedrooms, high end appliances, integrated interior design with original in-laid flooring in the foyer. The gated front yard offers security & privacy while the huge backyard is ideal for parties & BBQ’s.