You鈥檇 think an architecturally striking, hexagon-shaped, courtyard home with tonnes of natural light and amazing ocean and mountain views, in a very desirable area, would be snapped up.
But this four-bedroom Modernist house in Vancouver鈥檚 UBC neighbourhood has been on and off the market since fall 2017, and has just been听, $3 million lower than .
However, that鈥檚 still the highest-priced new detached home listing in 麻豆传媒映画of the past week, and the week鈥檚 second-priciest new listing in the Lower Mainland (after ).
The 鈥淗ouse of Light鈥� is a hexagonal home designed by architect Ian Davidson and built around a covered courtyard atrium with floor-to-ceiling windows. It has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 4,535 square feet of internal living space with bags of Mid-Century Modern style (along with some cosmetic updates needed, and some challenging angles).
It also sits on a 30,000-square-foot lot with mature gardens and a flowering meadow, on the prestigious UBC street of Newton Wynd, with incredible vistas of the Howe Sound and Coastal Mountain range.听
The property was assessed at $12,086,000 in July 2018, which is more than $2 million less than the $14,261,000 of the previous year. Despite the architecturally noteworthy home, a full $11,927,000 of the latest figure is attributed to land value, with the building valued at just $159,000.
Property taxes for the home in 2018 were $30,638.19.
Check out more photos of this fascinating listing, below.
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