Description

This fantastic open concept 1br + den/1bath with open air balcony is located in desirable Yaletown.
A distinctly urban residential high rise by Concert. Salt offer 33 storeys of light-filled space, modern finishes and thoughtful amenities. A towering architectural expression of glass and light, Salt will strike a modern pose in Vancouver's skyline. Taking full advantage of vancouver's picture-postcard backdrop, salt showcases stunning ocean, mountain and cityscape views.

Amenities include a state of the art fitness studio and an inviting social lounge complete with a kitchen that extend to an outdoor terrace. This lushly landscaped green space, featuring an outdoor fireplace, seating and resident's garden, provides an inspirational place to relax, socialize and even grow your own vegetables. You’re steps away from many restaurants in Downtown and Yaletown, shopping on Robson Street and Vancouver’s entertainment district on Granville Street. A quick walk across the Granville Street bridge will take you to Granville Island and shopping on West 4th Avenue!
Includes 1 parking (small car); & hot water

**PLEASE NOTE: pictures are not of actual unit but of same floor plan in same building; Video available upon request**

We are looking for well-qualified applicants; GOOD credit is required for all of our units - please note this property is professionally managed by Sutton Group Del Mar Realty and the new rules for Realtors and licensed Property Managers as of June 15, 2018 regarding representation in real estate transactions in B.C. require us to inform potential tenants and people interested in renting that Sutton Group Del Mar Realty represents the owner and unless you have your own representative you would be considered as an unrepresented party. By responding to this ad you acknowledge having read this information and understand the nature of the relationship. Sutton Group Del Mar Realty follows all the regulations under the Residential Tenancy Act. The Agent for this property can explain the details of the new regulations should it be required