Step into Vancouver's iconic Butterfly building and prepare to be amazed! Recent real estate listings offer a glimpse into this architectural marvel, showcasing two distinct living spaces within the almost-completed tower.
The first is a luxurious estate on the 45th floor, boasting two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a den. The interior design is a vision in white, featuring a unique centerpiece table in the living area that resembles an open book. The building's signature white exterior panels are echoed inside, with windows tracing their angular lines. This all-white theme is complemented by wooden accents in the walk-in closet and marble finishes in the bathroom. Residents can enjoy breathtaking city views, overlooking English Bay and the Hotel Vancouver.
This high-rise haven is on the market for a cool $3.63 million. The price includes not only the living space but also two parking spots, a storage locker, and a dedicated bike storage area. Residents will also have access to exclusive amenities, including a 24-hour concierge service, a 50-meter pool, and a state-of-the-art gym.
But here's where it gets interesting: a 1,086-square-foot, one-bedroom home on the seventh floor is also available, offering a more intimate living experience. This unit is listed at $1.23 million, a significant difference in price. The listing describes it as a 'rare opportunity' to own a piece of this iconic building at a fraction of the peak prices, which reached up to $2,900 per square foot. And this is the part most people miss—the current price is over 50% below the peak and even below the assessed value!
Both listings provide a unique perspective on the Butterfly tower's diverse living options. But which one would you choose? The sky-high estate with its panoramic views and luxurious amenities, or the more modest yet still impressive home on the lower floors? The choice is yours, and it's a decision that could spark some interesting debates among Vancouver's real estate enthusiasts!
