Assessed values of North Shore's priciest homes are down


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Even the most beautiful real estate filled with beautiful features are not immune from changes in the real estate market.

Topping the list of the highest assessments is an 11,000-square-foot, five-bedroom waterfront mansion in West Vancouver, custom designed by architect Russell Hollingsworth, at 3330 Radcliffe Ave. Its value this year is listed at $29.8 million – down from last year’s assessed value of $35.1 million. The second highest assessed value this year is a $28.2-million Chartwell mansion at 1690 Marlowe Ave. – down in value from $30.5 million last year.

The third-highest assessment is another Hollingsworth-designed waterfront mansion situated in Dundarave, at 2588 Bellevue Ave., valued at $26.9 million after falling from $30.86 million last year.

Other neighbouring mansions in the West Bay, Sandy Cove, and Chartwell neighbourhoods round out West Vancouver’s top 10 assessments – which start at just more than $20 million.

The most exclusive enclave in North Vancouver remained a neighbourhood on the Dollarton waterfront, where six properties cracked the $10-million mark in assessed value this year – three others clocked in between $8.3 million and $9 million.

The highest assessed home in North Vancouver, however, was a secluded 14-acre compound in the woods above Deep Cove, at 2250 Indian River Cres., assessed at $12 million.

In the City of North Vancouver, eight of the 10 highest assessments were waterfront condominiums.

The highest assessment was for a condo at 1301-199 Victory Ship Way, which was assessed near $8 million which is $1 million more than last year and a massive increase from its assessed value of $4.4 million two years ago.

A two-year-old five-bedroom house, at 355 Somerset St., in Tempe Heights was the second-highest assessment in the city at $3.77 million.+

Source: https://www.nsnews.com/news/assessed-values-of-north-shore-s-priciest-homes-are-down-1.23589771

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