Welcome to Beau
Beau is a new townhome development coming soon to the Riley Park neighbourhood of Vancouver.
Design
Beau townhomes feature a contemporary design with a white brick exterior accented with natural wood and charcoal panels. They are built using sustainable mass timber construction.
Units
This small development consists of 6 townhomes ranging in size from from 1381 to 1588 square feet. All units have 3.5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, as well as a private garden space. However, the builder has not yet provided further details regarding the features and finishings of the units. The project is still in the pre-construction phase. Information regarding these details will be available shortly.
Amenities
The builder has not yet confirmed if shared amenities will be available to residents of this townhome development. The project is still in the pre-construction phase. Information regarding these details will be available shortly.
Location
Prospective buyers will find Beau on Columbia Street, just south of King Edward Avenue between Cambie and Main Street. This is a walkable neighbourhood. Residents can walk to the shops, cafes and restaurants along Main Street. They can also drive to the Oakridge Centre in less than five minutes. A Safeway grocery store is also just a few minutes drive away. Residents can enjoy the green space in Queen Elizabeth Park, a few minutes walk away from the development. Cultural sites of interest located nearby include the Bloedel Conservatory, the Van Duden Botanical Garden and Nat Bailey Stadium. Residents can also take advantage of the athletic facilities at Hillcrest Park, which include an arena, pool, playgrounds and sports fields. Residents can walk to the King Edward Canada Line Station in less than 5 minutes; this transit hub provides access to all of the Lower Mainland.
Builder
Fastmark is building this development. Fastmark is a local company founded in 2020 by Hans Fast, a Vancouver-born entrepreneur. Hans studied Architectural Building Technology at BCIT and Urban Land Economics at UBC.
