Established Architecture
Completed in 1993, Grandview Estates features classic wood-frame construction and a timeless townhome design.

Grandview Estates offers a collection of wood-frame townhomes, each designed with traditional layouts and private patios that open onto shared green spaces.
Built in 1993, this wood-frame community emphasizes functional living spaces and a connection to the outdoors.
Grandview Estates, completed in 1993, stands as a testament to enduring residential design in Kelowna's North Glenmore. This wood-frame community, comprising 47 townhomes, was conceived to offer residents a comfortable and practical living environment, characterized by traditional architectural elements and a focus on individual home privacy within a collective setting.
Each residence features well-thought-out layouts, often including main-floor master suites, and extends the living space outdoors with private patios. The community's design integrates seamlessly into the surrounding area, providing a peaceful retreat while remaining connected to everyday conveniences.
Completed in 1993, Grandview Estates features classic wood-frame construction and a timeless townhome design.
Residences often include master suites on the main floor, complete with walk-through closets and ensuite baths.
Each home boasts a paved patio that opens directly onto a common backyard green space.
Every unit includes a single-car garage and an additional driveway parking space for convenience.
Grandview Estates welcomes residents with up to two pets, each measuring up to 43 cm.
Situated in a family-friendly area, the building offers easy access to parks, shopping, and schools.
Life at Grandview Estates combines the comfort of a private residence with the benefits of a well-maintained community.
Stepping outside Grandview Estates, residents find themselves immersed in a neighbourhood that values green space and outdoor activity. Brandts Creek Linear Park is just a short distance away, providing a 3.96-kilometre nature trail ideal for walking, jogging, or simply enjoying the natural environment. This proximity allows for daily connection with nature, offering a peaceful escape from urban bustle.
Beyond Brandts Creek, the North Glenmore area boasts several parks and playgrounds, making it a family-friendly locale. Stephens Coyote Ridge Regional Park, accessible off Glenmore Road, offers additional hiking and biking trails through forests, grasslands, and ponds, providing opportunities for wildlife viewing. These accessible green spaces encourage an active lifestyle, allowing residents to fully embrace the Okanagan's outdoor appeal.
545 Glenmeadows Road, Kelowna, BC