Introducing 2550 Garden Drive, a collection of 69 meticulously designed homes nestled on a quiet, tree-lined street in the Grandview Woodland neighborhood of East Vancouver. Bucci Developments pre-constructed the building and released homes for sale just a few months prior to occupancy.
The kitchens are defined by distinctive wood cabinetry and subtly sophisticated under-cabinet LED lighting. Expansive islands offer plenty of room for food prep, with solid stone countertops and full-height stone backsplash serving as a stunning culinary canvas.
The bathrooms are serene and soothing, featuring showstopping handmade ceramic tile on vanity wall and tub surround, quartz counters and modern cabinetry for essential storage.
Designed by award-winning Mckinley Studios, 2550 Garden Drive brings 69 beautifully designed and impeccably built homes to a pretty tree-lined street in East Vancouver. Custom details have been layered throughout the home providing endless opportunity to showcase your personal style.
A bold but neutral colour palette sets the stage for a vibrant daily life, combined with custom storage solutions from entrance nooks, display units and in-suite laundry stations, every detail of daily life has been considered.
Enjoy a spacious and inviting outdoor retreat on our south facing fifth-floor terrace. Overlooking Vancouver's downtown skyline, we've designed an outdoor retreat with a selection of seating, barbeque and firepit - the perfect space for relaxing, socializing, and soaking in the beautiful views of East Van.
At 2550 Garden Drive, our inviting social room provides the perfect space to connect with neighbors, celebrate special occasions, and engage in lively conversations. With its well-equipped kitchenette, comfortable seating, and modern décor adorned with foliage, this versatile room offers a beautiful backdrop for all of life's memorable moments.
Located on the patio off the social lounge our courtyard provides a unique opportunity to connect with fellow gardening enthusiasts with a urban gardens.
