Prize-winning appeal in Tsawwassen
Set on a leafy corner lot in Tsawwassen, the new Millionaire Designer Lottery top prize home is packed with elegant details and luxe amenities.
The almost 6,000-square-foot house is a spacious dream home with over-height ceilings, a wealth of windows and Control4 and Alexa-compatible features. The living area boasts a dramatic zero-clearance fireplace set low against dark wood panelling. Floor-to-ceiling windows on one wall have oversized sliders that open to a sunny southfacing exterior space graced with a curvaceous entertainment patio and a three-hole putting green.
The entertainment theme carries through to the downstairs suite, which features a yoga room, a billiards room, a two-sided fireplace with natural stone veneer surround and a well-equipped one-bedroom legal suite.
The two-storey foyer on the main floor extends a warm welcome to family and friends with a generously proportioned seating island in the sunny open kitchen, tall glass wine unit and intimate dining room. The natural hardwood wide-plank flooring leads to a spacious upstairs area with four bedrooms and ensuites. Daylight pours in from an abundance of windows, and one of the bedrooms boasts a dreamy peekaboo view of a sprawling beach on the ocean.
The house radiates ease and elegance with a flow and harmony that keep it light-spirited, never overbearing. This comes from careful planning and collaboration between the Pinora Homes builder/realtor team of Tony Paul and Deep Dhillon and award-winning designer Sarah Gallop.
Once Paul and Dhillon had the plan for the home, they called on Gallop to improve and refine the design details, sparing no effort to create a home with grace, flow and some surprises.
The home blends the traditional and contemporary in fresh new ways. The modern, unfussy panel work and contemporary mouldings, the understated vaulted ceilings, and the balanced effect of similar design elements in different materials work together to create a gracious space that feels polished but never pretentious.
With its long list of quality features and uncluttered spaciousness, the house offers a luxury lifestyle the whole family can enjoy.
Valued at more than $3 million, complete with contemporary furnishings and a $50,000 cash housewarming, this home is the superlative top prize package in B.C.’s biggest lottery, supporting adult health care and research at VCH. 5263 3rd Avenue, Tsawwassen Visit daily: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Jan. 11.
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