The Eppich House II by Arthur Erickson

Architecture

Aug 30

The iconic Epicch House was listed for $16.8 Million. The West Vancouver home was designed by legendary B.C. architect Arthur Erickson in 1979 and has been called his “most complete work”.

Located at 1056 Groveland Road, the massive home features a unique, curving steel structure and plenty of glass Bricks. The 7,000-square-foot home was built into a hillside on a 1.18-acre property. The terraced design creates a series of levels including a pool, a hot tub and a creek that was redesigned to create a reflecting pool. It also features separate parents and children’s levels, curved glass brick skylights, and an ocean view.

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