West Point Grey is an affluent residential neighbourhood West Point Grey is an affluent residential neighbourhood known for Jericho and Spanish Banks beach parks, which have mountain views and are popular for swimming and water sports. Casual bistros, creative sushi restaurants and high-end clothing boutiques line West 10th Avenue, the main commercial drag. Running close to the shore, the Seawall is a paved walking and biking path connecting the area with Downtown. (source: wikipedia)

West Point Grey retains most of its original homes, and features some older mansions, notably two 1913 Tudor revival mansions designed by well-known local architect Samuel Maclure. Rear House is now the Aberthau Cultural Centre while Brock House, on Jericho Beach, is a senior's activity centre and a restaurant.
The Old Hastings Mill Store Museum, in Pioneer Park at the foot of Alma,was the general store for the Hastings Mill, the first industrial building in Vancouver. Built in 1865, it is the oldest building in Vancouver and was moved to this site in 1930. The building was also Vancouver's first post office, first library, and first community centre. Today, the store is a museum, owned and operated by the Native Daughters of B.C. (source: vancouver.ca)