Furnished 1-Bedroom Condo in Gastown, Vancouver Downtown - Previously Rented

Located in the heart of historic Gastown the Alexis was an old warehouse converted into condominiums in the mid 1990's. This unit was two individual suites and has gone through a complete overhaul from the ground up transforming them into one ultra modern open concept dwelling. Professionally designed and tastefully decorated by renowned Vancouver interior architect Patricia Gray. There are no hinged doors inside the unit with the exception of the main entrance. Instead this space uses a series of floor to ceiling sliding partitions to open or close off different areas of the unit. Featuring 24-inch porcelain tiles through out, two-zone radiant heat and a beautifully designed kitchen with extensive mill work by Red1 kitchen studios. All appliances are top of the line Miele including steam oven. The master bedroom features a steam shower with aromatherapy function, and shower tower with directional body jets. Taps have infrared sensors, which activate when a hand is placed under them and turn off when removed. There is also a built in heated towel bar and three way mirror. The Living area has an integrated home theatre featuring a 55-inch Plasma screen and audiophile Martin Logan speakers. The audio system has built-in speakers wired to the master bath and bedroom so you can listen to your music or radio while away from the main living area / kitchen. The Lighting is a Lutron system, everything can be controlled remotely with a one touch all ON/OFF or one touch programmable mood settings and the unit also features Bang & Olufsen telephones throughout. This unit boasts exceptional unobstructed floor to ceiling North facing mountain views and has been featured in the 2006 December issue of Architectural Digest in A.D. style section of the magazine. It has been in the Local paper “Vancouver Sun” as a feature in the homes section. It will be featured in Western Living Magazine in August 2007 as well as Architectural Design Digest Italy in the near future. The Designer Patricia Gray won the prestigious Northwest Design award for her entry in September 2005. Now it could be your home!