East Asiatic House is a stylish building located two blocks west of Burrard Street. It's located on the northwest corner of Bute and Pender, across from an upscale Urban Fare grocery store and steps from Harbour Green Park and the Stanley Park Seawall. Floors are about 6,700 square feet and there are some good views of Coal Harbour and the Northshore mountains. Built for a prince of Denmark by the Danish East Asiatic Company, it was designed by renowned architect Gerald Hamilton who designed landmark Vancouver buildings such as the Planitarium and Queen Elizabeth Theatre. There's attractive original art in the lobby and garden. Reserved parking is available in the building for $220.00 per month. Taxes and operating costs are estimated at $19.52 psf for 2024.