Vancouver: Seymour Village by Takaya Developments

By NextHome Staff
December 19, 2017

Think you know the North Shore? Well think again, because Seymour Village is about to change the way you imagine life in North Vancouver.

A partnership between the Tsleil-Waututh Nation and Aquilini Development, this spectacular 25-acre master-planned community is surrounded by majestic forest, mountain grandeur and the lush greens of the Seymour Golf & Country Club. Here nature’s landscape is your backyard.

Now here’s the news people have been waiting for: the long-anticipated third phase of homes at Seymour Village has been released – and they’re already turning heads.

Distinctive Style

The crisp angularity is dramatic and distinctly 21st Century, yet there’s also an inner sense of the organic minimalism that defined Frank Lloyd Wright’s trend-setting designs. Each façade features extensive use of expansive windows for incredible access to natural light. Glass with metal railings defines the generously-sized balconies overlooking the private fenced yards.

A boutique collection of three- and four-bedroom townhomes, Seymour Village homes feature large side-by-side garages and full-sized driveways, perfect for two cars and all the outdoor gear that the North Shore lifestyle affords.

Connected Lifestyle

“People are so passionate about this neighbourhood,” says Kevin Hoffman, president of Aquilini Development. “It’s pure North Shore lifestyle — hiking trails are right outside your door, you can be at Cates Park or Deep Cove in about five minutes, and in winter, it’s a straight run to Whistler. All this and you’re only 20 minutes from downtown Vancouver and about eight minutes from Capilano University. Plus, there’s a new Stong’s just minutes away as well as other services and restaurants. It’s really the best of all worlds.”

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