Like other properties along this stretch of Malaspina Promenade, from 1915 to 1922 the property was registered to the James Jenkins Estate. In 1923 it was registered to Katherine Ashworth, wife of George Ashworth who built the Royal Savary Hotel. In 1923 Parcel B, the waterfront strip of land, was purchased from the Crown, according to Subdivision Plan 5205. This strip would have been added to the existing property. Neva Gertrude Keefer, wife of Savary pioneer Harry Keefer

From 1915 to 1922 the property was registered to the James Jenkins Estate, as were other properties along this stretch of Malaspina Promenade. In 1923 the Land Titles office shows the owner as Katherine Ashworth, wife of George Ashworth who built the Royal Savary Hotel. In 1923 Parcel B, the waterfront strip of land, was purchased from the Crown, according to Subdivision Plan 5205. This strip would have been added to the existing property. From 1925 to 1932 the owner was R. W

The property was registered to Thomas Booker of Vancouver from 1915 to 1918. A house was built in 1917. The second owner was Emily Wootten of Vancouver who purchased the property in 1918. She named the house The Nest. The Nest In 1930 it was sold to Elmer Charles Lee (wife Kay) of Seattle, secretary of the Powell River Company. In 1935 he extended the house on each side. Elmer and Kay had two daughters, Norma (m. Wood) and Gloria (m. Horrigan). In 1949 Elmer Lee purchased