This building stands on Robson Street at the northern edge of Vancouver's West End, near the entrance to Stanley Park. Built in 1986, it puts the park and the neighbourhood within an easy walk: Robson Street's shops and restaurants are close by, Stanley Park and Lost Lagoon are a short walk, and Denman Street and English Bay are nearby. Downtown is within easy reach. With Stanley Park essentially at the doorstep and Robson Street close by, it offers a green, walkable West End address.
To install door holders at two exits located on the first floor of the building lobby in this existing multiple dwelling building on the site. scope of work inc…
Sep 2023
Addition / Alteration · $12,000
High Density Housing / Commercial - Addition / Alteration - Unit 903 Interior and exterior alterations to enclose the existing balcony for unit 903 as per relat…
Sep 2023
Addition / Alteration · $12,000
High Density Housing / Commercial - Addition / Alteration - Unit 1203 Interior and exterior alterations to enclose the existing balcony for unit 1203 as per rel…
Sep 2023
Addition / Alteration · $12,000
High Density Housing / Commercial - Addition / Alteration - Unit 503 Interior and exterior alterations to enclose the existing balcony for unit 503 as per relat…
Sep 2023
Addition / Alteration · $12,000
High Density Housing / Commercial - Addition / Alteration - Unit 403 Interior and exterior alterations to enclose the existing balcony for unit 403 as per relat…
Source: City of Vancouver issued building permits, open data. A history of permitted work is a sign of an actively maintained building.
About West End
The West End is one of Canada's densest and most walkable neighbourhoods, a leafy residential pocket on the downtown peninsula bordered by Stanley Park, Burrard Street, Coal Harbour, and English Bay. Its character comes from tree-lined heritage streets and one of the country's largest concentrations of mid-rise rental apartments, many built in the 1960s and 70s. The waterfront defines its edges: English Bay Beach and Sunset Beach line the south shore, the seawall runs from Stanley Park around to False Creek, and Stanley Park's forest and trails sit at the western end. Daily life centres on three lively streets - Davie Street (the heart of Davie Village), Denman Street, and Robson Street - full of restaurants, cafes, grocers, and shops, so most errands are a short walk. Frequent transit and the downtown core are minutes away, making a car optional.
Pet policies at Stanley Park are set per unit by each owner - many of our rentals here welcome pets on approval. Check the individual listing or call us at 604-984-7368.
What is Stanley Park's assessed value?
As of the 2026 BC Assessment, Stanley Park has a total assessed value of $70,554,000.
Are there rentals available in Stanley Park right now?
Not at the moment, but units at Stanley Park come up regularly - join our waitlist or browse other West End rentals and we'll notify you when one is listed.
