Presenting Glass House, a pioneering example of mid-century modern architecture, crafted by the renowned architects who shaped west-coast luminaries like Arthur Erickson and Ron Thom. Situated in North Vancouver's leafy Edgemont area, the residence marks a pivotal moment in Canadian architecture as one of the first modern homes in the region. Occupying a secluded, compound-like estate, and enveloped by a Palm Springs-inpired garden, the home creates a tranquil world, free from distractions. Its open plan and elegant structural expression are highlighted by generous skylights and expansive windows that frame the lush natural surroundings, seamlessly blending serenity with architectural innovation. A private oasis fostering restful family living, Glass House awaits to inspire its next custodian.