Russell Hollingsworth-renovated 1960s post and beam lists for $5.2M in West Vancouver Its original architect, Hamish McIntyre, was lesser known than this West Coast Modern peers but designed several homes of note Nick Laba Nov 3, 2024 8:23 PM Share by Email Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Print Share via Text Message Previous Next 1 / 1 A sunken living area looks out to the courtyard and ocean behind, through floor-to-ceiling windows. | 360 Home Tours Advertisement Expand Listen to this article 00:01:45 Lovers of West Coast Modern architecture have a new residential listing to consider.
On Thursday, the property at 5260 Keith Rd. in West Vancouver went on the market for $5.15 million.
Exemplifying classic West Coast Modern architecture, the post-and-beam home was built in 1961 by Hamish McIntyre. It was later renovated in the 1970s by Russell Hollingsworth. The front of the two-storey home is more windows than walls, overlooking Gulf Beach and Bowen Island in the background.
In the main living area on the lower floor, the windows extend fully from the ceiling to the floor, with a seating area sunken a few steps below the stone patio outside. While the exterior retains its West Coast Modern character, the interior of the 3,305-square-foot home has been kitted out with contemporary finishings, most noticeably in the kitchen and bathroom areas. There are four bedrooms and three bathrooms inside the house.
Outside is a spacious courtyard area with a Japanese-inspir.
