The Residence
Six thousand square feet on the Bayridge slope, with the water in every window.
Completed in 2022 on a quiet cul-de-sac above Burrard Inlet. Deep overhanging eaves on square columns, a grey shingle hip roof, and behind them 6,014 sq.ft. across three floors served by an elevator — so the top floor and the recreation level are as easy to reach as the front door.
The main floor opens along the view: living room, dining room and family room in one run, with bifold doors folding right back onto the pool terrace. There are two kitchens — a 24-foot marble kitchen with a Wolf range, and a separate enclosed wok kitchen behind it. Outside, an infinity-edge pool and spa sit over a terraced lawn with the freighters on the water beyond.
The Main Floor
The whole floor folds open to the water
2,397 sq.ft. under 9'0" ceilings. Living room, dining room and a 22'4" × 21'1" family room run along the view, and the family room's bifold doors fold fully back so the room and the pool terrace become one space.
The Kitchens
A 24-foot marble kitchen, and a wok kitchen behind it
The main kitchen runs 24' × 11'1" with a marble island, brass lantern pendants and a Wolf range under a plaster hood. Behind it, a separate 11'4" × 10'5" wok kitchen keeps the heat and the smoke out of the main room — with its own range, hood and sink.
The Upper Floor
A primary suite that faces the water
2,041 sq.ft. holds four bedrooms. The 15'4" × 19'6" primary has its own fireplace, a 14'2" walk-in dressing room and a 12'6" × 15'3" bath where the freestanding tub sits under a window onto the water. The laundry is on this floor, and so is the elevator.
The Gallery
The house, floor by floor
The Recreation Level
A whole floor to go downstairs to
1,576 sq.ft. at the lower level, still under 9'0" ceilings: a media end with a linear fireplace set into black millwork, and a bar end with a brick-faced wall, beverage fridges and a wine display. A mudroom connects it to the double garage, and the elevator opens onto it.
The Appointments
What the plans do not tell you
The 3D Tour
Walk all three floors
The whole house was scanned in Matterport on the day it was photographed — every room on all three floors, plus the dollhouse view and the measuring tape. It opens in a new tab.
Open the 3D tour ↗The Floor Plan
Three levels, 6,014 square feet
Measured and drawn for this listing. Living and the main kitchen on the middle floor, four bedrooms above, and the recreation level and garage below — with an elevator connecting all three, and a further 1,418 sq.ft. of garage, balcony and patio outside the living area.
The Neighbourhood
Bayridge, above Burrard Inlet
Burkehill Place is a short cul-de-sac — about seventy-five metres of road — off Bayridge Avenue, on the uphill side of Marine Drive between the Sandy Cove waterfront and Caulfeild. The street sits around 100 m above sea level with the shoreline roughly half a kilometre south, which is what gives the house its south-facing outlook over Burrard Inlet. Caulfeild Village — Safeway, the liquor store, a bank, a pharmacy and the medical and dental clinics — is about five minutes away, with Rockridge Secondary directly across Headland Drive from it. Lighthouse Park, seventy-five hectares of old-growth coastal forest around Point Atkinson, is a six-minute drive west.
Schools are listed by road distance, not catchment. West Vancouver Schools sets catchment areas and may amend them, and placement depends on available space — confirm the current catchment with the district. Drive times are free-flow estimates from road-network routing and run longer at peak.
4135 Burkehill Place, West Vancouver
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