Cenno by Pure West – 7710 Cambie Street, Vancouver

Cenno is the next Pure West building on the Cambie Corridor. Sixty homes in a six-storey mid-rise at 7710 Cambie Street, on the Cambie and 62nd corner, designed by Ciccozzi Architecture. If the location feels familiar, it is because Pure West already built Contessa nearby in the same stretch of South Cambie. They know this block.

Cenno by Pure West on the Cambie Corridor

The exterior reads like a Ciccozzi project. Clean massing, brick, architectural concrete, aluminum panel, glass. Light grey and dark grey are the dominant tones with copper-coloured frames marking the corners. Not minimal, not loud. It fits the Cambie Corridor mid-rise pattern that has been filling in since the city upzoned this stretch.

Floor Plans and Home Mix

Unit count is 60. Of those, 31 have two bedrooms or more, which is a stronger family-sized mix than most Cambie presale buildings of this size. Floor plans run from 373 sq ft for a junior one bed up to 1,761 sq ft for the top end four-bedroom layouts. Three penthouses on the top floor get private rooftop patios. That is a useful detail for anyone tired of competing for the rooftop common amenity at every other building.

Transit and Connectivity

Marine Drive Station is the closest Canada Line stop, listed at about 650 metres from the door. Call it eight to ten minutes on foot. From Marine Drive you are at Waterfront in around 20 minutes, YVR in roughly 13 minutes, and Brighouse in about 8. T&T and Marine Gateway are walkable from the station, which makes a weekly grocery run easy without a car. Save-On-Foods on Cambie at 70th is even closer if you want to skip the Canada Line.

Schools in this catchment include Sir Winston Churchill Secondary and David Lloyd George Elementary. Eric Hamber is up on Oak. Buyers with kids should confirm catchment with the VSB before assuming.

Parks and Green Space Nearby

For green space, this is a stronger pocket than people give it credit for. Oak Park is a short walk, Tisdall Park is a few minutes north, and Winona Park sits between Cenno by Pure West and Marine Drive Station. Queen Elizabeth Park is a longer walk or a short bus ride up Cambie. The Heather Park and Hillcrest Park areas are reachable by Canada Line and a short walk for the bigger weekend visit.

Resident Amenities

Resident amenities are kept boutique. A games room and a lounge with a kitchenette, dining tables, and an adjacent patio. No pool, no big concierge program. That keeps strata fees in check, which is the trade-off Pure West has made on its other buildings too. Pure West Property Investment has been building family-owned, smaller-scale projects across the Cambie Corridor and Langley since 2005, with Contessa in South Cambie and Yorkson Creek in Langley as the recent reference points.

Pricing and Sales Release Information

What is not yet public on Cenno by Pure West : starting prices, the deposit structure, completion year, and parking ratios. The project is at registration stage as of May 2026, with floor plans and pricing for Cenno expected to release as the sales program ramps up. If you are tracking Cenno Vancouver pricing or want first look at Cenno floor plans, sign up early because the Cambie Corridor presale market still moves on the early-access lists.

The pitch is straightforward. A Pure West building on the Cambie Corridor. Walking distance to Marine Drive Station on the Canada Line. A real two-bed and three-bed share, not just a stack of investor one-beds. Sixty homes is small enough to feel like a building, not a complex. If you are shopping Marpole presale or Cambie Corridor presale options around Marine Drive Station, Cenno by Pure West is on the short list. Worth registering and waiting for the price list rather than guessing at the numbers right now.