Naimo is a contemporary residential development by Hudson Projects, located at 2250 Nanaimo Street in Vancouver’s vibrant Grandview-Woodland neighborhood.
Naimo is a contemporary residential development by Hudson Projects, located at 2250 Nanaimo Street in Vancouver’s Grandview-Woodland neighborhood. This four-storey building comprises 38 condominiums, offering residents a mix of modern living and community charm.
Residences at Naimo range from one to three bedrooms, with sizes spanning approximately 455 to 996 square feet.
Residents have access to exclusive amenities such as a fitness studio, a covered outdoor terrace, and a glass-enclosed sculpture garden connected to the lobby. Secure underground parking, bicycle storage, and electric vehicle charging stations enhance the convenience of urban living.
Situated near Trout Lake and Commercial Drive, Naimo offers proximity to a variety of restaurants, shops, and services. With convenient access to public transit, including two nearby SkyTrain stations and the Central Valley Greenway, residents can easily connect to downtown Vancouver and other parts of the city.
2250 Nanaimo Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada
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