A grand view of the mountains will greet you every morning as you wake up in this stylish and cozy one-bedroom condo in the heart of Vancouvers arts district. The surrounding neighbourhood revolves around trendy Main Street, Vancouvers up-and-coming hub for artists and art admirers alike. This quiet park-filled area is the perfect place to be if you are looking for a home-away-from-home. Whether its walking through the public park less than a block away, or continuing up bustling Main Street for dinner and entertainment, this condo is perfectly situated. The Prince Edward Condo is also just minutes from the Olympic Village, where the athletes will be staying for the duration of the Games, GM Place and other Olympic venues.
As you enter this newly renovated suite, you will be greeted with a kitchen featuring granite countertops and new appliances. The cupboards and drawers are filled with all that you could need to make your own dinner, or heat up something purchased from any one of the surrounding restaurants. Continuing into the suite you will see the living and dining areas. A 37-inch high-definition television will broadcast all the highlights of the events most important to you, and help you relive the excitement of attending the Olympics yourself. The bathroom boasts granite countertops and new facilities with everything you need for some after-event pampering. The bedroom is cozy and features a queen-sized bed, down duvet, plush pillows, and lots of storage space for your luggage.
The Prince Edward Condo is within walking distance to many shops and services. The area is surrounded with a selection of supermarkets, drugstores, dry cleaners, and liquor stores. Main Street offers plenty of cafes, DVD rental stores, bakeries, and the best restaurants Vancouver has to offer.
Olympic venues are easy to get to- within a short five minute drive, you can be at BC Place for the opening and closing ceremonies, or GM Place for the Olympic hockey. The Pacific Coliseum site of Olympic Figure Skating is a 10 minute drive away. Cypress Bowl, where snowboarding and freestyle skiing are held is a 25-minute drive, and Whistler is a 90 minute drive away. The Richmond Skating Oval is 25 minutes away while other destinations such as UBC, Burnaby, and the North Shore can all be reached in about 20 minutes. Highway 1 provides easy to access Highway 99 to Whistler, as well as the Fraser Valley, the interior Okanagan Valley, and the Ferries to Vancouver Island.
There is one secure underground parking spot available if you prefer to drive, otherwise various transit connections are steps away. Buses are within two blocks and connections to either SkyTrain or the new Canada Line are a quick 10-minute walk or a few minutes by bus.
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