- $1,988,000
- 4 bed
- 3 bath
- 2573 sqft

Browse 2 Balconies condos for sale in Greater Vancouver and check the usable depth, orientation, strata rules and enclosure status of each outdoor space first.

















































2 Balconies on a Greater Vancouver condo can mean two genuinely usable outdoor rooms or one terrace plus a token ledge, so measure both on your tour before you write an offer.
Depth decides everything. A balcony narrower than a patio chair is display space, not living space, so bring a tape measure and check whether a table and two seats actually fit. Ask the listing agent for the dimensions of each, and look at where they sit: a pair opening off the living room and the primary bedroom works very differently from one facing a busy street and another facing a parking area or an air shaft.
Orientation matters just as much. Two spaces on opposite elevations give you morning sun on one side and evening light on the other, which is the strongest argument for this layout. Two facing the same way simply divide the same outlook. Check the compass direction of each on a map, note which one carries the view, and confirm on the MLS® listing whether either is enclosed, since an enclosed balcony is counted and taxed differently from open outdoor space in some buildings.
Read the bylaws before you plan the furniture. Buildings across BC restrict barbecues, planters, screens, flooring, storage and smoking on balconies, and some prohibit anything visible above the railing. Ask whether the rules apply equally to both, because a large balcony facing the street is often governed more tightly than a smaller one at the rear.
Then check the structure. Balcony membranes, railings and drains are common repair items, so search the strata minutes and the depreciation report for envelope work and any special levy attached to it. Ask your realty brokerage to confirm whether either space is limited common property, and whether the home price reflects two maintained surfaces rather than one. On a tight floor plan, an extra door to the outside is worth real money, so price it deliberately rather than treating it as a bonus.