Stately and pricey, but apparently also in need of major renovations.
Re/Max Masters’ listing agent Laura
McLaren says the 5,000-square-foot home itself is “very, very dated”
any potential buyer would likely tear it down for upgrades, according to a
report in the National Post, which also pegs the house as being the
most expensive in Canada.
“It’s livable, 5,000 square feet, but for that kind of money you’re spending,
it would be a tear-down,” George Tsavdaris, who is also
handling the listing, said in a Global B.C. report. “There’s nothing
wrong with it, but it’s in its original condition.”
"This amazing opportunity rarely becomes available for you to own Seaside Mansion on the Pointe. Featuring Spectacular 180 degree breathtaking views of the city, harbour, Point Grey and out along the mighty Georgia Strait to Vancouver Island," the listing reads.
Built into the price is the potential for a new buyer to redevelop the property to fit three 8,000-square-foot houses, with triple car garages, infinity pools and up to 32-foot boat garages.