Three floors of quiet character — and a backyard you'll lose afternoons in.
Set behind a flagstone path and a tangle of ferns, this 1931 Point Grey home holds onto every detail that drew people to the neighbourhood in the first place: rich oak hardwoods laid in a herringbone border, leaded diamond-pane windows, a tiled wood-burning fireplace, and the kind of cross-gabled roofline that simply isn't built anymore.
The main floor flows from a generous living room through a separate dining room — anchored by a mid-century walnut sideboard wall — and into a bright galley kitchen that opens onto a deck above the garden. Upstairs, two large bedrooms sit beneath the gable. Below, a fully self-contained lower suite with private entrance has operated as a licensed Airbnb, generating substantial revenue for the current owners.
It is, in short, a home that gives you both: the heritage character buyers come to Point Grey for, and an income stream most don't find until much later.
