The Geary House – A Heritage Treasure

Built in 1908, The Geary House stands as one of the finest examples of Edwardian and Colonial Revival architecture in Vancouver’s historic West End. Designed for William J. Geary, this distinguished two-and-a-half-storey residence showcases timeless craftsmanship with its pyramidal hipped roof, charming dormers, wide eaves, and elegant front porch supported by triple square columns.

The home’s original wood windows, decorative shingle cladding, and leaded glass details reflect the design sensibilities of the early 20th century and Vancouver’s transition from Victorian exuberance to refined Edwardian elegance.

Lovingly restored and reimagined for modern living, the residence was honoured as the 2026 HAVAN Award Winner for Best Renovation Over $4 Million — a prestigious recognition celebrating the exceptional craftsmanship, architectural integrity, and vision behind this remarkable transformation.

Centrally located near Stanley Park and Barclay Heritage Square, The Geary House contributes to the rich architectural fabric of the neighbourhood, representing the evolution of the West End from grand residential estates to a vibrant urban community.

Celebrated for its architectural integrity, craftsmanship, and cultural history, The Geary House continues to embody Vancouver’s heritage of design, character, and timeless elegance.

Nestled in the heart of Vancouver’s storied West End neighbourhood, 993 Broughton Street puts you just steps from charming tree-lined streets, boutique cafes, and the vibrant energy of downtown. This historic address enjoys an enviable setting where heritage architecture meets urban convenience; you’re minutes from English Bay, Stanley Park, and the city’s cultural pulse, yet tucked away into a peaceful enclave. With such a central yet serene position, it offers the perfect balance of legacy living and modern lifestyle.