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Studio, 1 & 2 bedroom concrete homes, a bold vision for north delta.

Soaring 29-storeys above North Delta’s skyline, BM Group’s stunning new mixed-use concrete tower, Walker House, will offer unobstructed sweeping vistas of the Fraser River, mountains and urban landscape.

Walker House is perfectly positioned within a lively destination, neatly tucked along 120th Street and Scott Road; a short drive to the Scott Road and King George SkyTrain stations, retail, groceries, and more.

Vibrant neighbourhood, walkable community

Walker House has the unique distinction of being a connected community like none other. Abundant parks, green spaces and recreational opportunities are readily available just beyond your doorstep.

The Neighbhourhood

A new icon on the horizon

Walker House is the catalyst for Delta’s visionary new community plan which will promote walkable, dynamic neighborhoods in the immediate area. The building’s striking design and prominent stature will act as a beacon for all who call Walker House home.

The Architecture

Homes designed with purpose

Take everyday life to new heights. Come home to open, airy, and light-filled interiors boasting sweeping views of Greater Vancouver and beyond.

Floor plans intended for living

Thoughtfully created by Focus Architecture Inc., Walker House’ floor plans are designed as highly efficient, square layouts that maximize circulation, functionality, and furniture placement.

The Floor Plans

Amenities that foster community

Walker House residents will enjoy hosting impromptu soirees in the elegant entertainment lounge or rooftop deck. A state-of-the-art fitness facilty, smart parcel room with refrigerated lockers for food deliveries, and outdoor basketball court cater to your everyday needs.

The Amenities

Meet the Team

Walker House was envisioned by a team of local professionals who have deep ties to the community. Their expertise combined with their passion for creating liveable communities will bring this new vision for North Delta to life.

Interior Design

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This is not an offering for sale. Any such offering can only be made with a disclosure statement. Prices are subject to change without notice. The developer reserves the right to make changes and modifications to the information contained herein without prior notice. Artist’s renderings and maps are representations only and may not be accurate. E.&O.E.

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North Delta's Walker House design features warm wood colours, jewel tones

Walker House, BMG Real Estate’s (BMG) mixed-use development in the Townline development area in North Delta, will unlock a new neighbourhood in the city, says company president Milan Mann.

Townline is one of the areas identified as suitable for higher density housing in the recommendations report from the Mayor’s Housing Task Force for Scott Road.

While BMG originally considered a wood-framed building for the land at 9365 120 Street, the City’s revitalization plans and the Mann family’s personal connection to the area — after immigrating to Canada, Milan Mann’s father lived two blocks from the site — the concept for the 29-storey concrete tower was initiated.

Mann says the building design, by Focus Architecture, and the interiors by Area3 Design, were inspired by the British pub esthetic he observed during a visit to London, adding that connection also informed the name of the building,

Noticing the frequent use of the word ‘House’ in building names during his visit and his desire for a moniker with “some substance,” Mann said he worked backwards, also taking cues from the architecture of the building, to decide on the Walker House name.

The building comprises 314 homes (studios and one- and two-bedroom units) and includes 17,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities and almost 5,000 square feet of commercial space, a large portion of which is allocated for an on-site daycare with the balance earmarked for services and stores that will be well utilized by area residents.

The building will include a range of amenities from the practical — a smart parcel room including refrigerated lockers for grocery deliveries and a table to enable people to unpack their packages and immediately place the cardboard in a recycling bin — to fun facilities like a basketball court.

There will also be a lounge with a dining area and kitchenette to enable residents to host events like birthday parties, a gym, a co-working lounge with semi-private workspaces, a power-connected communal worktable and a meeting room plus a rooftop deck with a landscaped garden.

He also notes that most of the buyers are from within a 10-kilometre radius of the site, which he attributes to local buyers understanding the dynamics of that area.

“They know Delta’s got access to great schools, good community amenities, pools and biking trails. Plus, if they have to commute for work, there’s access to major transit and roadways to get them where they need to go,” says Mann.

The homes in Walker House range in size from 472 to 1,959 square feet.

“We’ve designed very livable homes. We haven’t tried to cram a bunch of units into the building. We worked backwards by [considering] the most efficient layout if we were to live in [the building],” he says, adding that this approach impacted everything from the kitchen design to the amenity spaces.

Reaching back to the developer’s original inspiration and imagining the interior of a British pub, Lisa Hansen, principal at Area3, says Walker House’s interior design features rich warm wood colours and jewel tones.

The Area3 team developed two colour options for buyers: a Light and Dark scheme with the main colour differences seen in the cabinetry, flooring and countertops, says Hansen.

The Dark scheme is walnut-inspired, while the second scheme is a light, neutral palette.

“The kitchens are beautiful,” says Hansen. “We have integrated appliances; they’re built in and panelled with the cabinetry, so you have a [space] that looks more like millwork as opposed to a kitchen.”

The kitchens include all the functional features such as soft-close cabinetry, under cabinet task lighting and an under-counter waste bin along with special touches like the mottled-concrete-look quartz countertops and backsplashes, says Hansen.

“There is no loud pattern,” she says, noting how the quartz contributes to the streamlined and minimal look evident in the interior design.

“What’s really nice is the separate components like a wall oven and a cooktop that’s dropped into the countertop for a much cleaner, more streamlined look,” she says, adding that there is also a small contrasting open cubby in most of the kitchens that will give residents the opportunity to store cookbooks or display a collection of beautiful coffee mugs or other interesting kitchenalia.

The major appliances in units are by Fulgor Milano, while the six penthouses will have a Gaggenau appliance package.

In the bathrooms, the 12- by 24-inch floor and walls tiles feature grey tones, lighter in the Light scheme and a midtone grey in the Dark scheme. The plumbing fixtures, by Kohler, are black matte for the Dark scheme and vibrant brushed nickel for the Light option.

Construction on Walker House, with the orange linear elements on the exterior inspired by the street lights and vehicles travelling along Scott Road, is underway, and Mann anticipates the homes will be complete by early 2027.

Project: Walker House

Project address: 9365 120 St., Delta

Developer: BMG Real Estate

Architect: Focus Architecture Inc.

Interior designer: Area3

Project size: 314 homes

Number of bedrooms: Mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom homes

Price: Starting from $469,900

Sales centre: New presentation centre is reopening soon and located at 9361 120 Street, Delta

Phone: 604-496-0575

Website: walkerhousedelta.com

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Kincardine's Oldest Building and the Oldest Standing Hotel in Grey/Bruce Counties

The Walker House was built in 1850 by Francis "Paddy" Walker and remains the oldest standing wooden hotel in Bruce and Grey Counties, as well as the oldest building in Kincardine. Only ever owned by 2 families, the Walker's and Gairns', the House was run as an inn and tavern for over a hundred years. After a disastrous fire in 1995, the Paddy Walker Heritage Society (est. 1998) was formed to restore the building. Ten years and thousands of volunteer hours later, the Walker House was reopened in 2008 as a local museum and heritage centre. View the permanent and changing exhibits of local history, participate in one of our many heritage events, attend one of our occasional heritage speaker presentations and much more! We are pleased to host The Industry Room - a cocktail bar - at the Walker House on weekends throughout the year. Enjoy their Afternoon Tea on Sundays. The museum is currently closed for the season. In the off season, the Walker House is available to host your next meeting, family gathering or community event. We have ideal rooms at a modest fee available day or evening. Check out "Rent This House" for more details.

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MEET WALKER HOUSE WEST

The Walker House has expanded by purchasing the commercial building at 318 High Street in the center of Mineral Point, Wisconsin, only yards away from the Saturday Farmer’s Market, two city parks, four restaurants, four bars, two churches, and all the niceties of a small town like post office, medical clinic, pharmacy, variety store, and more. For entertainment, you can leave Walker House West five minutes before curtain time and still arrive early at the Opera House, the Friday night shindig at the Grey Dog, the wine bar, and more than six galleries. It’s the perfect location.

A federal style brick building constructed in 1863, Walker House West has three levels covering almost 5,000 sq. ft.

• Lower Level: home to a local accounting firm, storage for the Walker House, and workshop for Dan and crew.
• First Floor: eventual home of Dan’s new school. More
• Second Floor: one lodging unit set up as one-bedroom apartment with bedroom, living room, fully-stocked kitchen, and bathroom. More

CORNISH PASTIES FEATURED ON FOODNETWORK.COM

WALKER HOUSE’S DELICIOUS PASTIES ARE ACKNOWLEDGED BY FOODNETWORK.COM AS ONE OF WISCONSIN’S BEST FOODS!

We just received the following email from Foodnetwork.com ! ———————————- FoodNetwork.com feature about Wisconsin’s best foods is now live (and you’re in it) Terese Allen <[email protected]> Sat, Mar 11, 2017 at 6:20 PM

I’m writing to let you know that you’re featured in a food gallery that I recently wrote for the FoodNetwork.com (with gorgeous photos by Jim Klousia and others). It’s an article about the iconic foods of Wisconsin and the best places to find them.

The article is now live and you can find it at http://www.foodnetwork.com/restaura…/…/what-to-eat-wisconsin (click “Open Gallery” until you find the pasty image. Then read the write-up below the image). Please do pass it along to your customers, friends and family. Share it on Facebook, too!

Thanks for making great Wisconsin food happen. Enjoy the article, and happy Spring (it really is coming). Terese Allen www.tereseallen.com

NEW BANQUET ROOM

Here’s a Sneak Peek at the New Banquet Room at the Walker House! Seats 100+. White oak and cherry floors. White oak bar. Walking labyrinth in the center of the room (first labyrinth in the world in a commercial dining room). Floor and bar constructed from trees we felled 14 miles away.

NEW LODGING ROOM – ROOM 11

It’s unlike any room in the world, a real treasure, and it holds some secrets in its walls. This room also nurtures the child in us, the one who’s always curious about things and looking for the wonder and mystery in the world around us.

The room is big, 10’ x 15’ with a 10’ ceiling, 3’ x 6’ entrance/baggage/coat area, and 6’ x 10’ private bathroom with shower and tub 5’ away, across the hallway. Room 11 feels like a suite in the ground, and that’s where the wonder and mystery begin. This corner room fits into a part of the Walker House carved into a stone hill. Instead of hiding the stone, we and the crew exposed it on two walls, and even embellished some secrets in the walls by tuckpointing a game among the stones. We challenge you to find embedded among the stone a Cornish pasty (plaster, of course), 100,000 year-old fossil (please name it for me), authentic horse hitching post ring used in the 1800s, and a dozen other items. Find all the items, and win a prize—two Chocolate Shoppe ice cream cones from the Walker House Ice Cream Shoppe, one for you and one for Dan (Kathy claims she needs to cut down on her ice cream consumption…we shall see).

The room is not just fun and games and treats. There’s a very serious side to it, too. The stones give the room a feel of power, wonder, and natural warmth, and so we wondered if we could magnify this feeling by adding more of nature’s own materials. A bunch of friends and Dan gathered 14 miles away and harvested white oak and black walnut trees to make lumber for this room. The wood frames the stone wall, creates an alternating diagonal pattern on another wall, and serves as the construction material for all the furniture in the room—a room size cabinet with a top for lamps and books and smart phones, an L-shaped table made of rare 15” wide black walnut, an armoire for clothes and valuables, two single beds with Serta mattresses and memory foam pads (slide the beds together to make a queen), and much more. The room feels so special and warm and cozy to us that we love to sneak in there to read and write and, we’re embarrassed to admit it, to take nap. That reminds us, what about natural light? A high south window floods the room with bright light when you want it, and a blackout shade blocks it out when you don’t, like when you want to nap.

We love the feeling of being surrounded by stone, wood, and light, and to feel so safe, cozy, and warm. The child in us feels the wonder, and the adult in us simply says, “Thank you.”

 FUNDRAISER SUCCESS AT THE WALKER HOUSE

We were so impressed with the energy and bookkeeping of the students that we donated $180.60 to the Fundraiser to raise the contribution level from 40% to 50%. This means that $.50 of each dollar that was given went directly to the students, and the other $.50 bought scrumptious Walker House Foods and Snacks.

It was a pleasure working with the students, and we look forward to par ticipating in more fundraiser events in the community.

(Pictured is Kathy Vaillancourt, Walker House owner, giving a $903 check to Kevin Cooley, MPHS Choir Director.)

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3. Garth Brooks and Walker House Apologies

4.  Encore Presentation:   Life and Love of Max and Ava Fernekes Dinner and Presentation

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Walker House, Kincardine

The Walker House was built in 1850 by Francis “Paddy” Walker and remains the oldest standing wooden hotel in Bruce & Grey Counties, and the oldest building in town. Only ever owned by two families, Walker and Gairns, the House was run as an inn and tavern for over a hundred years.

Now a local museum and heritage centre, because of a fire that went through the place in 1995. In 1998, the Paddy Walker Heritage Society was formed to save and restore the building. Ten years and thousands of volunteer hours later, the Walker House was reopened in 2008 as a local museum and heritage centre.

View the permanent and changing exhibits of local history, participate in one of our many heritage events, attend one of our occasional heritage speaker presentations and much more!

In the off season, the Walker House is available to host your next meeting, family gathering or community event. We have ideal rooms at a modest fee available day or evening.

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The Walker House was built in 1850 by Francis "Paddy" Walker and remains the oldest standing wooden hotel in Bruce & Grey Counties, and the oldest building in town. Only ever owned by two families, Walker and Gairns, the House was run as an inn and tavern for over a hundred years.  Now a local museum and heritage centre, because of a fire that went through the place in 1995. In 1998, the Paddy Walker Heritage Society was formed to save and restore the building. Ten years and thousands of volunteer hours later, the Walker House was reopened in 2008 as a local museum and heritage centre.   View the permanent and changing exhibits of local history, participate in one of our many heritage events, attend one of our occasional heritage speaker presentations and much more! In the off season, the Walker House is available to host your next meeting, family gathering or community event. We have ideal rooms at a modest fee available day or evening.   

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