Nestled between the shimmering waters of English Bay and the verdant expanse of Stanley Park, the West End stands as one of Vancouver’s most historic and vibrant residential enclaves. Originally forested land and the traditional territory of the Squamish people, Tsleil-Waututh and Musqueam, this neighbourhood evolved in the late 19th and early 20th centuries into a genteel haven of Edwardian and Victorian homes before transitioning into a dense, dynamic urban core. City of Vancouver Tree-lined streets and a fine mix of heritage architecture sit side-by-side with modern mid-rise and high-rise developments, giving the area its unique layered character. Heritage Vancouver+1 At the same time, the neighbourhood pulses with culture and community: the nearby commercial corridor of Robson Street offers upscale shopping and dining, while the lively stretch of Davie Village has grown into a celebrated hub of Vancouver’s  community, adding warmth, inclusivity and life to the area. Mid this urban energy, residents remain just minutes away from serene natural spaces the beach at English Bay, the seawall in Stanley Park, quiet pocket-parks and local cafés all converge in what locals fondly call a “magic square mile.”  The result is a location that offers the best of both worlds: the refinement of historic architecture and mature urban scenery, along with the convenience and vibrancy of downtown living. Whether strolling to brunch, catching the sunset off the bay, or simply stepping out your front door into one of Vancouver’s most walkable neighbourhoods, 993 Broughton Street offers a stage for elevated living rooted in rich place and purpose.