The Osprey is another benchmark in the rising tide of urban living in the Okanagan. A mixed use building in the Pandosy area of Kelowna, The Osprey is a modern luxury option for the urban warrior. The building features a pair of beautifully appointed twostorey brownstone style town homes, complete with front courtyards and private oversize garages tucked in behind. On the main second floor of the building is tenanted commercial office space, while the third floor is a staggering two-bedroom penthouse suite with a 2500 square foot roof top terrace and 2155 square feet of indoor living space.

Aesthetics and quality are everything at The Osprey.  The exterior of the building reads classic brick and archways with modern, espresso coloured detailing define the façade. The interiors are modern, balanced by earthy and textured details. Dark wooden beams, smooth poured concrete floors and reclaimed brick surrounds for fireplaces add up to sophisticated and welcoming spaces.

In the brownstones, the main floor is perfect for entertaining with a large kitchen island and ample space for dining that flows to the living room, which is framed by triple French doors leading to the private courtyard. Upstairs is a den and two bedrooms, each with a private ensuite. The master ensuite is a statement of modern meets classic, with a claw-foot tub perched on modern tiling – all beside perfectly streamlined square sink basins. The penthouse blows you away from the instant you step out from the private elevator and around into the living room. The broad sweep of the room extends to the professionally appointed kitchen and very large dining room – and to the floor to ceiling glass walls that run the length of the great room. The only real break in the glass wall is the large glass fireplace.  The master suite in the penthouse is a self-contained study in open concept living. The bath is tucked behind visually floating  walls from the sleeping area and has a skylight over the tub; the master closet is only steps away. It reads modern yet cozy.

The interior features an antique and salvaged window from Asia that has been built into the wall of the office. It is a signature touch of developer Christine Pinette, who has several residential projects in the Pandosy neighborhood.
It is the terrace rooftop for entertaining and living where the generosity of space in urban living floods the senses. The terrace features an outdoor fireplace, shower and connections for a hot tub.

The Osprey was constructed by Worman, which has been building commercial and residential projects in Kelowna since 1992.