In Vancouver, You Can Scoop Up a Town House in a Former Dairy for $1.4M
The revamped industrial space has milk-white interiors, a multilevel glass facade, and a roof deck with skyline views.
The revamped industrial space has milk-white interiors, a multilevel glass facade, and a roof deck with skyline views.
Location: 6 17th Ave West #5, Vancouver, British Columbia
Price: $1,978,000 CAD (approximately $1,442,871 USD)
Year Built: 1913
Renovation Date: 2023
Renovation Architect: Inge Roecker of Air Studio
Footprint: 1,713 square feet (3 bedrooms, 2 baths)
From the Agent: "A rare Mount Pleasant landmark reimagined for contemporary life, this town house pairs the weight of its 1913 industrial origins with the luminous precision of Air Studio’s contemporary intervention, creating a home that feels both grounded in history and distinctly contemporary. The reimagining of the 113-year-old structure reflects a disciplined, European-informed sensibility—prioritizing natural light, material integrity, and practical livability. The Turner’s Dairy House is conceived as a vertical progression, inverted to prioritize light in the uppermost volumes. The journey begins on the ground floor, which offers a versatile lock-off studio with its own street entrance—ideal as a fourth bedroom, guest quarters, or independent workspace. The second floor functions as a restorative retreat where bedrooms feel calm and grounded, and natural light enters the bathrooms as a steady presence, highlighting refined detailing and built-in niches. Finally, the experience culminates on the third floor in the social heart of the home, where a large central island anchors the open-plan living space and dual patios extend the interior outward."

The site was the originally the home of Turner’s Dairy, one of Vancouver’s early
agricultural operations.
Photo by James Han

Photo by James Han

Photo by James Han
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