Chancellor Court offers spacious unfurnished and pet-free rental suites in a fabulous UBC location. 

Chancellor Court's two 13-storey apartment buildingsRoss House and Mackenzie Houseoffer renters a variety of spacious floorplans, secure living and modern amenities all on the UBC campus. They are the ideal rental apartments for mature students, families or professionals who desire a quiet, secure rental building that puts them within an easy walk or cycle to the heart of Vancouver's UBC campus, recreational facilities (UBC Aquatic Centre, Thunderbird Winter Sports Centre, University Golf Club), cultural attractions (the iconic Museum of Anthropology, Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, UBC Botanical Garden), shops and services (University Marketplace, Wesbrook Place neighbourhood) and medical facilities (UBC Hospital).

With large one-bedroom, two-bedroom, two-bedroom plus den and three-bedroom penthouse apartments, there is a floorplan to meet virtually every renter's need. Each rental apartment has an open balcony, from which residents can enjoy bright, natural light and stunning views that include the North Shore Mountains, UBC campus and Vancouver in general.

The two rental towers boast tastefully decorated common areas and numerous modern amenities for all residents to enjoy. There is a brand-new fitness centre in Ross House, an indoor, heated pool and sauna in Mackenzie House, plus recently renovated laundry rooms with high-efficiency washers and dryers in both buildings.

Heat, hot water and electricity are all included in monthly rental fees at Chancellor Court, and many of the apartments have dishwashers plus ample in-suite storage. Penthouse suites have in-suite laundry. Renters will find a convenient evo car sharing station right on site. Austeville also offers residents storage lockers plus bicycle storage.

To ensure peace of mind for renters, Austeville provides onsite resident managers, state-of-the-art secure keyless access and secure, gated parking.

The University of British Columbia's Point Grey campus is situated at the western edge of Vancouver, a 20-minute drive from the city's downtown. Views abound, including Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands to the west and the North Shore Mountains to the north. The vast Pacific Spirit Regional Park serves as a greenbelt between the UBC campus and Vancouver.

In the past 15 years, UBC has become home to a vibrant residential community, "University Town," with a collection of eight distinct neighbourhoods, each with its own charm that offers a mix of amenities to meet just about every everyday need.

Ideally situated just two blocks from UBC's east-west thoroughfare, Chancellor Court sits literally at the doorstep to this exceptional community and everything it has to offer. Coffee shops, sushi joints and Italian bistros are only a few of the restaurants handy to neighbourhood residents. Shops, banks, grocery stores and services abound, and UBC Hospital is nearby.

If it's culture you're after, the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, the Museum of Anthropology and the Frederic Wood Theatre are right on campus.

In terms of recreational opportunities, the sky's the limit (or should we say, the 874 hectares of Pacific Spirit Regional Park). The UBC Aquatic Centre, Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre and University Golf Club are only a few of the facilities available to local residents. Beautiful Spanish Banks and Jericho beaches are just to the northeast and for cyclist, the area is a launch point for some of the best road-riding Vancouver has to offer.

Professionally-managed, purpose-built, pet-free rental building, Bayshore Outlook's spectacular suites are among the best downtown Vancouver has to offer thanks to breathtaking views, superb finishings and an unparalleled Coal Harbour location.

The spacious one-bedroom and two-bedroom rental apartments in the 28-storey tower are bright, airy and beautifully appointed. The suites offer functional, modern floorplans, overheight ceilings and large windows to frame extraordinary views that include the North Shore Mountains, Pacific Ocean and downtown Vancouver. Some apartments also have added living space in the form of solariums and dens.

Each bright and airy rental suite offers an open or enclosed balcony, in-suite storage and conveniences such as a dishwasher, microwave, in-suite laundry and air conditioning. Luxury finishes include granite countertops and porcelain tile, which augment the high-end ambiance of the apartments. 

The catalogue of amenities for renters at Bayshore Outlook includes a 1,500 sq-ft fitness facility equipped with professional equipment, including weights, cardio machines, saunas and changing rooms. There is also a guest suite that residents may book to host their visiting friends and relatives. Storage lockers and bicycle storage are also available.

Built in downtown Vancouver in 2001, Bayshore Outlook boasts a strong community of long-term renters who appreciate the quiet and safe environment the apartment tower provides. With onsite resident building managers available seven days a week, a high-tech remote, keyless entry and secure underground parking, tenants can rest easy in their well-appointed rental suites.

This high-end Coal Harbour high rise offers renters luxury, convenience and function, just steps from Stanley Park and only a block from the restaurants, shops and amenities of Denman Street. It's also an easy 10-minute walk to Vancouver's downtown business core.

Downtown Vancouver's Coal Harbour has got it all: jaw-dropping views of mountains and ocean, picturesque marinas, and Denman Street's surfeit of restaurants, boutiques and coffee houses. The neighbourhood is within easy walking distance to the city's downtown business core and cultural hot spots. To top it off, Coal Harbour's next-door neighbour is Stanley Park, considered one of the great parks of the world and home of the 10-km Seawall, Vancouver Aquarium, assorted beaches, specialty gardens, tennis courts and restaurants. The airport is easily accessible via the Canada Line, just a few blocks east of Coal Harbour, while the North Shore is a quick ferry ride away.

The neighbourhood is located at the northern end of Vancouver's popular West End, close by every kind of amenity. Grocery stores, including Whole Foods and Safeway, are just a few blocks away on Robson Street, and there are numerous services like financial institutions, healthcare providers, dry cleaners and the West End Community Centre all nearby. Public transit is just steps away, offering direct routes to Vancouver's three Skytrain lines. All this makes for hassle-free commutes no matter where work is located in Vancouver or the Lower Mainland.