Three-bedroom homes over three levels at Victoria Drive and East 23rd. Each with its own front door, its own garden, and a roof deck of its own above the trees.
Four homes on a single corner lot in Kensington-Cedar Cottage, the kind of quiet, tree-lined block that made this part of Vancouver worth living in. Two blocks from Trout Lake, ten minutes from The Drive, and close enough to the 20 that you can leave the car behind.
The entry walk
Every home opens into a genkan, the recessed entry vestibule of a Japanese house, where the street stops and the home begins. It is a small idea, and it changes how the whole ground floor works: coats, boots and bicycles have somewhere to live, and the living room stays a living room.
Beyond it, the ground floor runs the full depth of the home: kitchen, dining and living in one uninterrupted line, opening onto a private garden patio.
The four are the same size and the same plan. What separates them is where they sit on the lot: which street they face, where the light comes from, and how the garden falls. Each is named for a tree that grows here.

3992 Victoria Drive. The corner home, with two exposures and the widest frontage.

#2 – 2017 East 23rd. Set back from both streets, with the most sheltered garden.

#3 – 2017 East 23rd. North-east corner, morning light through the kitchen.

#1 – 2017 East 23rd. Addresses East 23rd, with the shortest walk to parking.
Trout Lake sits at the top of the street: swimming in July, the Saturday farmers market year-round, and the community centre and rink beside it. Victoria Drive itself carries the bakeries, the produce shops and the coffee. Commercial Drive is ten minutes west on foot.
Four homes, released together. Register for floor plans, pricing and a private preview before we open to the public.
Victoria Haus
Victoria Drive at East 23rd Avenue
Vancouver, British Columbia
604.555.0123 · hello@victoriahaus-demo.ca