Welcome to our sanctuary in the heart of Deep Cove! The location of this brand new 2 bedroom garden level suite ( queen and double) can't be beat. Park the car and walk to everything! You will be staying 1 blk to village, kayak/paddle board shop, beaches, restaurants, cafes and world famous Quarry Rock hiking trail! Enjoy the traditional cedar hot rock sauna after your hike. Our home rests on a quiet country lane and is the perfect location to enjoy all that Deep Cove has to offer! The space The space you will be staying in has it's own separate entrance on the back portion of my home which is one of the original cottages built in 1929! We have just completed this suite in Feb 2024 and it has been quite the labour of love. The space is cosy and efficient offering a full kitchen, newer bathroom with custom walk in shower and 2 separate bedrooms. We also added heated floors in bath and kitchen for your comfort. The principal bedroom has a lovely Logan and Cove Queen Mattress and the second bedroom has a full double bed. We use organic cotton sheets and only use quality cleaning and other products. We have just finished a new private deck for guests outside. Our backyard in on a greenbelt and it is a lovely place to read and relax. Of course the traditional cedar sauna is always available for your enjoyment! **Of note- the pics of Ocean are not from the suite. These are from our boat but if you want to see them for yourself we do offer separate boat tours of Indian Arm! Of course beautiful ocean views of Deep Cove itself are merely a minute walk from this property. Other things to note I have lived in Deep Cove for 45 years so I can help you find all the secret spots and best places to visit while you are here. I also offer boat tours up Indian Arm as I have a boat in the water full-time. I can take up to 6 guests at a time and can show you why I love living here so much! Indian Arm or "Say Nuth Khaw Yum" Provincial Park, is co-managed by both the Tsleil- Waututh Nation and the Province of British Columbia. The phrase “Say Nuth Khaw Yum” means “Serpent’s Land” and the park is located in traditional territory of the Tsleil-Waututh people. The conservation park protects the shores of Indian Arm, which is an 18 km fjord; the fjord extends north from the Burrard Inlet in Vancouver, British Columbia. The area was once heavily glaciated which has left behind a diverse and rugged landscape featuring the 50-metre high Granite Falls. **Ask for more details!