A remarkable new listing in Vancouver’s Quilchena neighbourhood is attracting attention for its striking design that appears to float above the surrounding forest.
Nicknamed The Canopy House, this $7.495 million property features 7 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, and approximately 4,800 sq ft of living space. Built with cedar, glass, and concrete, the home boasts a vertical layout that rises into the treetops, complete with an “endless lap” pool, sculptural entry gates, and a private, hidden-from-street design.
The residence was designed by architect Glen McMillan and landscape firm Paul Sangha Creative to accommodate multigenerational living while maximizing privacy and connection to nature.
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