5 British Columbia Estates with Orchards, Lakefront Views, and Acreage

Surrounded by 13 acres in Cobble Hill, this turn-key Saskatoon berry orchard pairs a well-built primary residence with a second modern home, offering room to live, work, and reset into a quieter rhythm. The main house includes 4 beds, 3 baths, and a massive deck that opens to a peaceful, park-like backyard. Nearby, a small barn is equipped with electricity and water, while the fully fenced land stretches back to a serene pond. The second home adds 2 beds, 2 and a half baths, a gas fireplace, and a large garage—ideal for extended family or on-site flexibility. A 7-acre Saskatoon berry orchard and farm store with a fully inspected commercial kitchen supports a busy year-round operation, alongside the simple pleasure of picking blueberries, cherries, pears, and apples at home.

Along the water’s edge in Youbou, this new custom lakefront home is designed to keep the view in constant focus, with west-facing lake vistas from all major rooms. Inside, a sleek open-concept layout is flooded with natural light, framed by 11-foot ceilings across the in-line living, dining, and kitchen and expansive floor-to-ceiling patio doors. High-end finishes include wide-plank flooring, recessed lighting, quartz countertops, and Fisher & Paykel stainless steel appliances, plus a generous kitchen island and a linear gas fireplace. A dedicated office, media room with a large deck, optional gym/bedroom, and a hot/cold doggie wash add everyday flexibility. Outside, the huge private, flat setting offers a walk-on beach and deep water for moorage—an easy rhythm of mornings on the lake and long sunsets at home.

Rising above Lions Bay with expansive views of Howe Sound, this meticulous Kelvin Grove residence has been fully renovated with a calm, contemporary sensibility. The open-plan kitchen centers on custom cabinetry, a large island, and thoughtfully chosen appliances, including a Miele steam/bake oven and Bosch induction cooktop, plus a custom high-power fan for serious cooking. In the living room, a high-efficiency fireplace anchors the space, while a balcony with glass railings keeps the outlook front and center. Bathrooms have been updated throughout, highlighted by a spa-like primary ensuite with heated floors and a jacuzzi. Engineered hardwood runs across the top two floors, complemented by triple-pane Low-E windows and sliders and LED lighting. Outside, a large composite garden-level deck and beautiful, low-maintenance gardens extend everyday living. A legalized, updated basement suite adds welcome flexibility.

From its elevated setting above Kelowna, this Tuscan-inspired residence frames sweeping views across the lake, city, bridge, mountains, and valley—an ever-changing panorama that sets the tone from the moment you arrive. Travertine tile underfoot and immediate lake views welcome you into a grand foyer designed for a true sense of arrival. The main level carries the home’s timeless architecture with soaring ceilings, expressive wood beams, and the quiet weight of solid wood doors. Oak hardwood continues the layered palette, balancing warmth and structure while keeping the focus on the surrounding Okanagan landscape. Here, daily life feels connected to light, scale, and horizon—an interior defined as much by its materials as by the vistas beyond.

Along the water’s edge in Jordan River on Vancouver Island, this off-grid landholding opens to sweeping ocean views across the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Rugged, remote, and quietly grounding, the coastal landscape is defined by scale, solitude, and a sense of distance from daily noise. The region’s mild climate and abundant natural resources lend themselves to a self-sufficient rhythm, shared with a small community of like-minded nature lovers who value independence and simplicity. With ample room for solar power, water systems, gardens, and low-impact structures, the property suits a private homestead, an eco-retreat, or a long-term land investment. Off-grid living here calls for thoughtful water and infrastructure planning, but the tradeoff is rare privacy and an intentionally chosen life beside the Pacific.

Size: 114 acres