Canada

Along Prince Edward Island’s shores and backroads, this quartet highlights a life shaped by salt air, open space, and practical self-sufficiency. Each property keeps the beach within reach, pairing coastal proximity with the breathing room of acreage, treed boundaries, or partially fenced privacy. Outbuildings recur as a quiet luxury, from sheds and drive storage to a barn and a six-stall setup with horse fencing. Together, they span central convenience, multi-generation living, hobby-farm potential, and a Gulf-front parcel defined by views and seclusion.

Across Regina and Edmonton, this trio shows how contemporary design can elevate everyday living. At 160 Leopold Crescent, an open plan, open stairwells, large windows, and vaulted second-floor ceilings bring light into a mature, park-adjacent setting with easy access to transit. In Edmonton’s Secord Corners, two end-unit townhouse condos trio practical, move-in-ready finishes—granite countertops and upgraded cabinetry—with a signature glass stairway divider wall. One adds west-facing lake ravine views for a scenic edge.

Across Canada’s coasts and mountain valleys, this trio of listings shares a lifestyle-first focus on access—whether to services, shoreline, or sweeping views—paired with an easy path to action. In Cape Breton, a 1.6-acre parcel on Gabarus Highway comes perc tested and surveyed for a future home, cottage, or recreation base near hospital and shopping. On Prince Edward Island, a Mont Carmel condo keeps living simple with amenities and shared gathering spaces included. In Invermere, a shovel-ready lot offers rare proximity to both beach and downtown beneath the Rockies.

Along the shores of Sylvan Lake, one Marina Bay residence captures the essence of true waterfront living with 50 feet of unobstructed frontage and a private dock. Designed to prioritize the water at every turn, the fully developed two-storey spans nearly 2,400 square feet across three finished levels, balancing year-round functionality with a retreat-like atmosphere. A tiered deck with a swim spa extends the living experience outdoors, while marina and clubhouse amenities add an effortless community dimension.

Along one of West Kelowna’s most coveted shorelines, this one gated waterfront estate on Whitworth Road captures a rare blend of privacy and resort-style ease. Timeless architecture anchors the setting, while high-end amenities elevate everyday living with the feel of a private retreat. The result is an ultra-luxury home that reads as enduring rather than trendy, designed for lakefront days and quiet, exclusive evenings behind the gates at 2423 Whitworth Road.

In the Invermere–Windermere corridor, a trio of homes captures the easy rhythm of mountain-and-lake living, where sunsets, outdoor time, and room for hobbies shape the days. Each offers a sense of retreat without losing proximity to Invermere amenities, and each supports flexible use—from full-time residence to weekend escape, with income potential in the mix. From a historic Lake Windermere estate with a coveted private marina boat slip to a low-maintenance Black Forest Village townhome and a two-acre sanctuary with serious workshop space, the common thread is freedom.

Relocatable housing continues to redefine flexibility for buyers who already have land, and this one mini home in Saint Nicholas, Prince Edward Island, captures that shift with clarity. Explicitly offered “TO BE MOVED,” it separates lifestyle from location, letting owners choose the setting that suits them. Built just five years ago, the structure reflects a modern, low-maintenance mindset. Its compact footprint is matched by an efficient 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom layout, supporting everyday living, guests, or a secondary dwelling where permitted.

Across Alberta, this trio of homes frames luxury through lifestyle, where scenery and social spaces shape the daily rhythm. In Okotoks’ Air Ranch, a bungalow-with-loft retreat sits on a quiet cul-de-sac with farmland as its backdrop. Edmonton’s 2.5-storey infill leans into light and volume, opening on three sides and extending outward to multiple decks and a rooftop patio. In Carseland’s Speargrass, golf course views trio with a chef-driven kitchen, walk-through butler’s pantry, and an indoor pool room with hydro spa.

After a slower start to spring, May brought Canada’s housing market a stronger sales month, a slightly tighter balance between sales and new listings, and some evidence that price declines are becoming less pronounced. The catch is that national activity is still trailing last year, and the price picture depends heavily on which measure and market you look at.

Haven TeamJul 7, 2026 · 4 min read