Montroyal Boulevard runs along the top of Canyon Heights, the last streets before the mountain. This house is new — completed in 2026, on a lot of 4,697 square feet, both figures MLS®’s — on a corner of the boulevard, with a paved court at the lane behind it that MLS® records as three open parking spaces. White and grey panels with wood-look accents, black railings on the balconies, and a black fence around planters and turf at the front.
The main floor is 1,205 square feet under ceilings of 8′4″, laid in large pale stone-look tile. The living room, 12′5″ by 18′3″, is at the front beside the foyer, with a bedroom of 10′0″ by 10′0″ and a full bathroom beside it. Behind them the floor opens up: a family room of 16′7″ by 14′5″ with a fireplace in a marble surround between oak built-ins, a dining room of 16′7″ by 8′4″, and a kitchen of 11′7″ by 14′5″ around an oak island under white stone, with glass doors to a deck of 28′11″ by 10′1″ at the back.
Upstairs, 1,033 square feet under eight feet, with wood floors: the primary bedroom, 13′5″ by 11′2″, with a walk-in closet, a bathroom of 8′9″ by 8′11″ with a long vanity, a tub and a shower, and doors to a balcony of 14′0″ by 13′9″; three more bedrooms, one of them with its own bathroom; a hall bathroom with a tub; a washer in the hall; and a second balcony of 14′11″ by 8′10″ over the street.
The lower floor is 1,403 square feet under eight feet, reached by the stair and by its own door from a patio under the deck: a living area of 14′0″ by 8′1″ with a kitchen of 14′0″ by 9′4″, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a washer and dryer — MLS® records a legal two-bedroom suite — together with a recreation room of 11′10″ by 18′10″ with a bar sink and a sitting room of 11′10″ by 17′3″. MLS® describes those last rooms as a flexible space with potential for an in-law suite: potential, not a second suite as it stands, and any change of use is for the District of North Vancouver to approve.
MLS® also records radiant in-floor heat with a heat pump and air conditioning, triple-pane windows and Step 4 energy efficiency, none of which a photograph can show. The house is empty and unfurnished, as photographed.