Heritage home in walkable Kits

Classic Kits, heritage home modernized to fit today's trendy neighbourhood. A short block to shopping and restaurants, under a KM to the beach and seawall, parks, transportation 1/2 block away. Walk almost everywhere or take a City Rental Bike. The home has high end finishings so no suitcase wheels on the hardwood floors or staircases please, no smoking on the property in or outdoors. A list of links to sights and entertainment, museums, art gallery supplied. Best location to explore Van! The space All bedrooms have full bathrooms adjacent and a powder room on the main floor with open living, dining and kitchen area on the main as well as a powder room. 3 staircases, not suitable for very young children or persons with mobility issues. Guest access The whole half duplex...not the garage. Other things to note Description The Blair House’ was built in 1910 during the Edwardian-era building boom in Vancouver prior to the First World War for its first owner, H.B. Blair. The house is valued for its aesthetic and architectural features which are rooted in the Arts and Crafts tradition. ‘The Blair House’ is also valued for its association with the architectural firm Gamble and Knapp who designed the building. The firm was only active in Vancouver from 1910 to 1913 but designed some of Vancouver’s most distinctive houses, including ‘The Hollies’ and ‘The Macauley House’ in the Shaughnessy neighbourhood. The house is also part of a streetscape of similar craftsman houses located on the south side of the 2300 Block of West 5th Avenue, of which five are listed on the Vancouver Heritage Register. Photo Credit: Barry Bogart Registration Details Municipal registration number: 19-218629