Art, food, clothes — take your pick

Art on 6th straddles Vancouver’s highly desirable South Granville and Kitsilano neighbourhoods. This vibrant and eclectic area has evolved into a shopping, dining and fine art mecca, with Art on 6th just steps from the stores, restaurants and services along Granville, Fir, Burrard, W Broadway and W 4th Ave, and only a few minutes walk to Granville Island or the west side Sea Walk. Cyclists are a 10-minute ride to downtown Vancouver along a mostly flat route with designated bike lanes. The rental building features a Walk Score of 99, making it a “Walker’s Paradise” in that daily errands to not require a car.

Art on 6th

EXPERIENCE THE ART OF RENTAL LIVING

Beaucoup Bakery & Cafe

Cadence Cycling Studio

Elysian Coffee Roasters

EQ3

Novo Pizzeria & Wine Bar

Orling & Wu

RYU

Respect Your Universe

Art on 6th — and on Granville, too

Vancouver’s largest and most concentrated collection of art galleries and art dealers can be found here, earning South Granville the nickname, “Gallery Row” — and inspiring the name Art on 6th. The district hosts the annual ARTWALK in June, when locals and visitors alike are welcome to attend both art exhibitions and artist talks. Art on 6th residents will also find contemporary Indigenous art at the nearby Lattimer and Spirit Wrestler galleries as well as numerous artisan studios and art galleries on Granville Island.

If performing arts are more your style, the Stanley Theatre, Arts Club Granville Island Stage, Vancouver Theatresports League and Fifth Avenue Cinemas are all within walking distance.

Eat your art out

The neighbourhood is brimming with restaurants and cafes, with Art and 6th just a few blocks to standouts like Rangoli and The Farmer’s Apprentice, as well as premium casual dining spots like Earl’s and Cactus Club. Espresso joints like the Elysian Room, Prado Cafe and Starbucks are an easy walk, as is that most Canadian of coffee institutions, Tim Hortons. Beaucoup Bakery stands steps from Art on 6th, home to what Vancouver Magazine has declared the best croissant in the city.

Prefer to cook at home? Provisions abound at gourmet Meinhardt Fine Foods, No Frills Grocer and Granville Island, Les Amis du Fromage and the seasonal Kitsilano Farmer’s Market. Beef up your cooking supplies at Cook Culture, Le Creuset, Ming Wo, Motiv, West Elm and Williams-Sonoma.

The fine art of shopping

Many unique boutiques can be found in South Granville, including Bacci’s, Boboli, Misch, Oliver & Lilly’s and Zonda Nellis, as well as noted labels such as Anthropologie, Eileen Fisher, Max Mara and TNA.

Lifestyle and furniture stores abound, including upscale Atkinson’s, Livingspace and Orling & Wu, plus well-known brands such as EQ3, Industrial Revolution and Pottery Barn. For those seeking pampering, the neighbourhood is served by numerous spas, healthcare service providers and fitness facilities.

Body art

Whether you’re after pampering or want to push yourself to the limit, Art on 6th’s neighbourhood has whatever it takes to make you feel great. Spas, health-care service providers and fitness facilities abound, including Cadence Cycling, YYoga and False Creek Community Centre. (Of course, Art on 6th will also have its own brand-new fitness facility for the exclusive use of building residents.)

Park by Art

Looking to live by green space? There’s a new park across the street from Art on 6th, with grass, seating, tables and a community garden. The rental tower is also just a block from the Arbutus Greenway, a north-south transportation corridor for pedestrians and cyclists that, when complete, will stretch from the Fraser River to False Creek.

SEE THE DISPLAY SUITE

Tours are by appointment only and begin at our Rental Centre, located in the foyer of Art of 6th. Complete the form to the left and we’ll be in touch shortly to schedule your tour. If you prefer to contact us directly, call 604 736 2756. 

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