3526 Everglade Place, North Vancouver

$2,850,000

BC V7N 3T9

3

Beds

2

Baths

1,981

Sq Ft

At a glance

Property typeHouse/Single Family
Style1 Storey
Year built1963
CommunityDelbrook
Lot size0.4 acres

Covered parking6 spaces
Taxes$9,009.09
Last updated19d ago
Days on DOI
78d

About the home

Introducing The Perry Estate, a long-hidden Arthur Erickson masterpiece, concealed for over six decades behind an unassuming chain-link fence, now finally revealed. Designed in 1963 as an artist’s retreat, this Japanese-inspired sanctuary has quietly sheltered some of Vancouver’s most influential creators, including Bill Reid and Frank Perry. Preserved by its current custodian, a modernist home collector from California, this estate remains untouched, its original details—a hidden courtyard, old-growth cedar, and mother-of-pearl inlays—intact. A rare and unpublished Erickson, it now awaits its next custodian.

Location

Property details for 3526 Everglade Place

Basement

None

Flooring Type

Mixed

Foundation Type

Concrete Slab

Heating

Forced Air, Natural Gas

Bathrooms Half

Fireplaces

Kitchens

Parking Spaces

Rooms

Patio

Patio(s)

Property Type

House/Single Family

Roof Material

Torch-On

Sqft

1981

Style

1 Storey

Water Source

City/Municipal

Year Built

1963

Zoning

RSD

Listing brokerage

Royal LePage Sussex

MLS® ID

R2962389

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