A townhouse complex on its own cul-de-sac street off Angela Drive in College Park, and a piece of BC history. Chateau Place was the first strata development in British Columbia, strata plan NWS1, designed in 1968 by Erickson Massey Architects, led by Arthur Erickson and Geoffrey Massey. The city marks the corner of Angela Drive and Chateau Place with a heritage stone marker.
42 homes · Built 1968 · Townhouses · Strata NWS1
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It was the first strata development in British Columbia. Its strata plan is NWS1, the first one filed, and the City of Port Moody tells the story on its heritage stone markers page and marks the corner of Angela Drive and Chateau Place with a stone.
Erickson Massey Architects, the firm led by Arthur Erickson and Geoffrey Massey. They designed it in 1968.
There are 42 homes in the complex. The homes are three level townhouses with three bed, one bath plans.
Lucas McCann. He lives in Port Moody, runs the alert list for this building, and evaluates homes here monthly. Call 604-780-3510.