Classic Architecture
The building's wood-frame construction and classic design offer a timeless aesthetic and a settled, established feel.

Bernard Square offers a classic wood-frame design, providing a welcoming presence on one of Kelowna's most well-known urban corridors.
This three-storey wood-frame building, completed in 1980, stands as a testament to enduring design and community-focused living.
Bernard Square, built in 1980 with a classic wood-frame construction, offers a settled and established feel that distinguishes it from newer developments. Its architecture reflects a more traditional era, providing a sense of permanence and community on Bernard Avenue.
The 33 homes within Bernard Square feature generous layouts, often updated to blend classic charm with modern comfort, and many include private balconies or sunrooms. Residents benefit from secure entry, elevator access, and underground parking, all just steps from downtown Kelowna's amenities.
The building's wood-frame construction and classic design offer a timeless aesthetic and a settled, established feel.
Homes at Bernard Square feature generous layouts, often larger than those found in many contemporary builds.
Most residences include either an open balcony or an enclosed sunroom, extending living space outdoors.
Residents benefit from secure underground parking, with additional visitor stalls available for guests.
The building provides convenient elevator access to all floors, enhancing ease of movement for residents.
Bernard Square welcomes pets with strata approval and specific restrictions on number and size.
Kelowna North is downtown Kelowna at its most walkable. Okanagan Lake runs along its whole western edge, and the waterfront boardwalk ties it together: from City Park, past the Sails at the foot of Bernard Avenue and Stuart Park, the Kelowna Yacht Club and Tugboat Beach in Waterfront Park, to the lagoons along Sunset Drive and on toward Knox Mountain.
One block inland, Bernard Avenue is the city’s main street, lined with patios, independent boutiques, galleries and cafés, with the lake at the end of every view. Water Street runs north through the Cultural District, past Prospera Place, the Kelowna Community Theatre and the Rotary Centre for the Arts, to the Delta Grand and the yacht club.
Further north, the old industrial blocks along Ellis and St. Paul have become the Brewery District, with taprooms like BNA Brewing and Kettle River Brewing, while Knox Mountain Park’s trails and the sandy beach at Poplar Point give the neighbourhood its outdoor side. It is the rare corner of the Okanagan where you can leave the car parked all week.
Life at Bernard Square offers a blend of comfortable home living and immediate access to Kelowna's vibrant urban core.
Living at Bernard Square means the natural beauty of Kelowna is practically at your doorstep. Okanagan Lake, with its inviting beaches and waterfront parks, is just a few blocks away, making it easy to enjoy swimming, paddleboarding, or simply relaxing by the water. City Park, a popular destination for locals, offers expansive green lawns, playgrounds, and pathways perfect for a leisurely walk or an invigorating run.
The area is well-served by running and cycling routes, connecting residents to Kelowna's extensive network of trails. Whether you prefer a morning jog along the waterfront or a scenic bike ride through the city, the options are plentiful. The proximity to the lake and various parks allows residents to seamlessly integrate outdoor activities into their daily routines, embracing the Okanagan lifestyle without needing to drive.
983 Bernard Avenue, Kelowna, BC