An Untouched Arthur Erickson Midcentury Just Hit the Market for $2M

Location: 3526 Everglade Place North Vancouver, BC

Worth: $2,850,000 (roughly $1,990,000 USD)

12 months Constructed: 1963

Architect: Arthur Erickson

Footprint: 2,528 sq. ft (3 bedrooms, 2 baths)

Lot Measurement: 0.4 Acres

From the Agent: “For the primary time in 61 years, a hidden Arthur Erickson house is rising from obscurity. Unpublished, unseen, and preserved in near-original situation, the Perry Property represents a uncommon discovery in Vancouver’s architectural historical past. Designed in 1961 as an artist’s retreat, this Japanese-inspired residence embodies the architect’s signature concord between nature and construction. Designed at a pivotal second in Erickson’s profession, The Perry Property stays untouched, providing a glimpse into the architect’s early explorations of Japanese and First Nation influences. The house’s expansive single-level design fosters a deep connection to the land, with every room embracing the encircling nature.”