Welcome to a home with the kind of view that stops you mid-step - sweeping, open, and ever-changing. And somehow, the home itself is just as beautiful. Once featured in Cottage Life Magazine as “a little slice of France”, this is a home designed with European roots that became a destination in itself, with its owners travelling over 8000km each summer just to be here.
The arrival sets the tone: a clear cedar foyer that wraps you in warmth, almost sauna-like, before opening into a light-filled, open-concept living space. Fir floors run underfoot, while rich timber details, seen in the exposed beams, staircase and open shelving, bring a quiet, enduring character throughout. The wood-burning stove cultivates warm ambiance and creates a natural place to gather. Also on the main, a serene primary suite opens to a private deck connecting seamlessly to the pottery studio complete with its own wood stove, kiln, sleeping loft and 3-piece bathroom. Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms share a jack-and-jill bathroom - ideal for family or guests. Below, a full-height workshop with extensive storage adds versatility for makers, hobbyists, or those needing room to spread out.
This is more than a home - it’s a master class in West-Coast/European design that people cross continents to return to.
The arrival sets the tone: a clear cedar foyer that wraps you in warmth, almost sauna-like, before opening into a light-filled, open-concept living space. Fir floors run underfoot, while rich timber details, seen in the exposed beams, staircase and open shelving, bring a quiet, enduring character throughout. The wood-burning stove cultivates warm ambiance and creates a natural place to gather. Also on the main, a serene primary suite opens to a private deck connecting seamlessly to the pottery studio complete with its own wood stove, kiln, sleeping loft and 3-piece bathroom. Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms share a jack-and-jill bathroom - ideal for family or guests. Below, a full-height workshop with extensive storage adds versatility for makers, hobbyists, or those needing room to spread out.
Outdoor living is just as compelling with over 700 sf of deck space. Positioned one lot back from the water, with no home in front to interrupt the view, it lives like true waterfront. The sunny front deck takes precedence for taking in the view, whether it be for whale watching, the start of the annual Round Bowen sailboat race, or watching the moon rise over the North Shore mountains. The .5 acre landscape is equally thoughtful: a deer-resistant mature garden interwoven with trails invites quiet exploration, while a covered carport adds everyday practicality.
Address
234 David Road
List Price
$1,985,000
Type of Dwelling
Single-family-residence
Transaction Type
Sale
Area
Bowen Island
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3
Floor Area
2,356 Sq. Ft.
Year Built
2010
MLS® Number
R3116763
Listing Brokerage
Macdonald Realty
Postal Code
V0N 1G1
Zoning
SR2
Tax Amount
$7,378.91
Tax Year
2025
Amenities
Attached pottery studio with sleeping loft and 3-piece bathroom.
Lot Size (acres)
0.5
Unfinished Storage
404 sq.ft.
Open Houses
- May 02, 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
- May 03, 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM