Contemporary Design
The building features a modern aesthetic with an abundance of windows and overheight ceilings, maximizing natural light.

With its contemporary lines and generous windows, St. Paul Place offers a bright, open presence in the heart of Kelowna North.
Completed in 2006, this wood-frame building delivers a blend of architectural simplicity and residential comfort.
St. Paul Place, completed in 2006, stands as a four-storey wood-frame building at 1327 St. Paul Street, contributing 52 condominiums to the Kelowna North neighbourhood. Its design prioritizes natural light, featuring an abundance of windows and overheight ceilings that create bright, inviting interiors.
Residences within St. Paul Place offer open-concept floorplans, with many units enjoying city vistas from higher levels and spacious patios or terraces on the main floor. Each home includes central air conditioning and forced air heating, along with dedicated storage and underground parking, placing residents within easy reach of downtown Kelowna's cultural and recreational offerings.
The building features a modern aesthetic with an abundance of windows and overheight ceilings, maximizing natural light.
Homes at St. Paul Place offer open-concept floorplans, providing spacious and adaptable living areas.
Many residences on higher levels enjoy picturesque city vistas, adding to the urban living experience.
Each home includes a dedicated covered parking stall in the secure underground parkade.
Residents benefit from a dedicated storage locker, offering convenient extra space for belongings.
St. Paul Place welcomes residents with pets, allowing two cats or one cat and one dog per home.
Kelowna North is downtown Kelowna at its most walkable. Okanagan Lake runs along its whole western edge, and the waterfront boardwalk ties it together: from City Park, past the Sails at the foot of Bernard Avenue and Stuart Park, the Kelowna Yacht Club and Tugboat Beach in Waterfront Park, to the lagoons along Sunset Drive and on toward Knox Mountain.
One block inland, Bernard Avenue is the city’s main street, lined with patios, independent boutiques, galleries and cafés, with the lake at the end of every view. Water Street runs north through the Cultural District, past Prospera Place, the Kelowna Community Theatre and the Rotary Centre for the Arts, to the Delta Grand and the yacht club.
Further north, the old industrial blocks along Ellis and St. Paul have become the Brewery District, with taprooms like BNA Brewing and Kettle River Brewing, while Knox Mountain Park’s trails and the sandy beach at Poplar Point give the neighbourhood its outdoor side. It is the rare corner of the Okanagan where you can leave the car parked all week.
Life at St. Paul Place means enjoying the convenience of downtown living with a focus on comfort and accessibility.
Living at St. Paul Place places you moments from Kelowna's stunning waterfront. A short walk leads to City Park and Waterfront Park, where you can enjoy long sandy beaches, grassy fields, and a broad boardwalk that meanders along the water's edge. Waterfront Park also features an extensive bike path network, perfect for cycling or running, along with restrooms and ample parking.
The downtown cultural district itself offers a vibrant outdoor atmosphere, with opportunities for leisurely strolls and enjoying public art. Whether you're looking to swim, sunbathe, or simply take in the Okanagan scenery, the proximity to the lake and various parks makes outdoor living an integral part of the St. Paul Place experience.
1327 St. Paul Street, Kelowna, BC