A late-night house fire not far from the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal was quickly extinguished by West Vancouver firefighters.
The fire involved a home along the waterfront at Tyee Point, with the blaze igniting around 11 p.m.
The fire was called in by passengers on a ferry.
An eyewitness told Global News that the home was completely engulfed in flames, adding that it was known to be unoccupied and was heavily vandalized.
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The fire was captured on video and shared with Global News.
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West Vancouver Fire and Rescue responded with three engines, a wildfire truck and a tower truck. A fire boat from Vancouver assisted as well.
Firefighters said cool temperatures and low wind made it a low-risk fire and that it was managed effectively.
No occupants were found inside the home and no injuries were reported.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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