Floor plans for North Vancouver listings

We draw each level as its own plan and mark the stairs that link them. Split-levels on North Shore slopes often stagger the entry, living and bedroom floors by a few steps, which photos can't explain. A measured plan labels every room with its dimensions and gives the total area, so buyers can follow the flow before they cross a bridge to see it. See floor plans.

A finished, livable basement counts; unfinished space, garages and crawl spaces don't. That matters on North Shore slope lots, where a walk-out lower floor can be a big part of the home. Enter the finished interior area when you book, using the listing sheet, BC Assessment or a previous listing as a guide. If the measured plan differs meaningfully, the invoice adjusts at your quoted rate.

Yes, but separately from the interior, at the exterior rate. On a North Shore home, that can include a view deck or an attached garage. The garage, deck or patio area is measured on the day and added to the final invoice at the exterior rate shown on the floor-plan product. Your quoted interior price changes only if the measured interior differs meaningfully. See the booking policy.

It can be. A 3D plan shows each level's rooms with depth, which some buyers read more easily than a flat drawing. For a single-floor Lonsdale condo, Standard 2D is usually enough, and Coloured 2D adds colour to the same labelled layout. Every type is measured, comes in branded and unbranded versions, and shows its price in the booking flow, from $159.99. Compare on our prices page.

Yes. A floor plan can be booked by itself, so a North Vancouver listing that already has photos can add one. We still visit to measure, because the plan is drawn from on-site measurements rather than from old drawings. If you need photos or a 3D tour as well, adding them to the same visit keeps it to one appointment. Book online.