Contemporary Architecture
The building showcases a modern West Coast-style design with a durable HardiePlank and white brick facade.

The Stockwell presents a modern, low-density architectural design, featuring a striking HardiePlank and white brick facade that offers a refreshing alternative to the city's high-rise landscape.
This four-storey wood frame building offers a distinctive low-density residential experience, blending modern design with a prime downtown-adjacent location.
Completed in 2017 by Innocept Developments and designed by Patrick McCusker Architecture Inc., The Stockwell stands as a testament to contemporary West Coast-style architecture. Its modern design, characterized by a durable HardiePlank and white brick facade, provides a unique and appealing alternative to larger high-rise developments in Kelowna.
With just 32 carefully crafted homes, The Stockwell offers a selection of one and two-bedroom layouts featuring high ceilings and open-concept interiors. Residents benefit from secure underground parking and a community garden, all within a quiet street setting that remains exceptionally walkable to downtown Kelowna's vibrant core.
The building showcases a modern West Coast-style design with a durable HardiePlank and white brick facade.
Homes feature fresh contemporary interiors, 9-foot ceilings, and open-concept layouts with oversized windows.
Many residences include large private balconies or patios, often equipped with natural gas BBQ hook-ups.
Residents benefit from secure underground parking, including dedicated bike storage and EV-ready stalls.
An on-site community garden provides residents with space to grow fresh produce.
Interiors boast quartz countertops, luxury vinyl wide plank flooring, and a full appliance package.
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 The Stockwell offers a blend of quiet residential comfort and immediate access to downtown Kelowna's dynamic offerings.
Living at The Stockwell means the best of Kelowna's outdoors is at your doorstep. City Park and the vibrant waterfront boardwalk are approximately a 10-minute walk away, offering expansive green spaces, sandy beaches, and picturesque views of Okanagan Lake. Residents can easily stroll to the lake, enjoy a swim, or relax by the water. The area is also ideal for cycling, with main bike corridors just steps away, connecting to various routes throughout the city.
Nearby parks like Martin Park and Kasugai Gardens provide tranquil spots for relaxation or a leisurely walk. The proximity to the waterfront and various parks makes it simple for residents to incorporate outdoor recreation into their daily routines, whether it's a morning jog, an evening bike ride, or simply enjoying the Okanagan sunshine on a spacious patio.
710 Stockwell Avenue, Kelowna, BC