Vancouver

Price: C$4.95 Million

Haven TeamApr 9, 2026 · 2 min read

Across British Columbia’s most storied recreation corridors, this quintet of turnkey estates shows how luxury living increasingly overlaps with hospitality, entitlement, and scale. From a 6,000-acre engineered ranch near 100 Mile House to rare Mainland Pacific Ocean shorefront at the gateway to the Great Bear Rainforest, each property is built to host—families, guests, or retreats—without sacrificing privacy. Resort-base opportunities in Rossland and Whistler add operational upside through flexible zoning, while a timbered Sunshine Coast oceanfront home anchors the collection in classic West Coast craft.

Across British Columbia’s West Coast waters, this quintet of estates treats the shoreline as both setting and daily ritual, pairing true boating and beach access with architecture that prizes volume, light, and indoor-outdoor ease. Kelowna’s lakefront entries range from a 2023 Home of the Year in the exclusive Sheerwater enclave to expansive acreages with equestrian or vineyard potential, plus a creekside retreat with 185 feet of frontage and designer-led interiors. In Victoria, an oceanfront residence by a celebrated architect-designer-builder team brings a polished Mid-Century Modern sensibility to the sea.

space, views, and purposeful infrastructure. From high, dry acreage in Abbotsford to a low-density Glenrosa site shaped for future neighbourhood living, land itself becomes a legacy asset with room to evolve. In wine country, panoramic Okanagan Lake and vineyard outlooks anchor both established estates and the promise of what can be built. A Langley equestrian compound completes the picture with scale that is unapologetically functional.

Across British Columbia, this quintet of properties traces a shared pursuit of long-term value shaped by land, light, and water. From a Malahat holding with rare mixed-use zoning and dramatic valley-to-strait outlooks to a coveted Kelowna lakeshore parcel offering 88 feet of sandy beachfront, each setting privileges views and privacy. A Beach Grove fairway estate in Tsawwassen and a substantially renovated Casa Loma waterfront home with roughly 200 feet of shoreline underscore recreation at the doorstep. In Saanich West, a gated 2.7-acre executive estate completes the collection.

Luxury shaped by the outdoors and anchored by commanding views. From Oak Bay’s celebrated beachfront to Ten Mile Point’s established prestige, the coastline sets an elevated pace. Inland, lakefront and acreage living in Summerland and Lake Country quintet sweeping panoramas with modernized, low-maintenance comfort and easy access to trails and water. In Fernie, a true ski-in/ski-out retreat extends the theme, offering resort vistas and rare flexibility for guests and gatherings.

Across British Columbia, a quintet of estates frames water as the defining luxury—Kalamalka Lake quiet, Okanagan Lake frontage, Casa Loma’s shoreline, and Deep Cove’s west-facing ocean views. Each addresses privacy with intention, from gated enclaves and natural berms to fully fenced acreage and rare stretches of waterfront. Architecture favors indoor-outdoor rhythms, pairing vaulted ceilings and walkout living with terraces, curated gardens, and space to gather. Together, they trace a lifestyle shaped by views, recreation, and the flexibility of multi-structure compounds.

Across the Okanagan and into Kamloops, this quintet captures a distinctly destination-minded approach to luxury—homes shaped by golf course greens, lakefront horizons, and estate-view vantage points. From Predator Ridge’s Falcon Point to an exclusive gated enclave above Kalamalka Lake, indoor-outdoor living is central, with multi-level access, terraces, and bold glazing that frames the landscape. A certified organic acreage minutes from Vernon and an expansive Glenmohr Estates residence underscore the set’s range, united by refined craftsmanship and a resort-caliber sense of retreat.

Along British Columbia’s shoreline towns, city beaches, and lake country, this quintet reflects a distinctly West Coast rhythm shaped by water, views, and easy access to the outdoors. A Sidney penthouse sits moments from the waterfront walkway and downtown, while Vancouver living near Locarno and Spanish Banks underscores everyday walkability. Farther afield, a Canim Lake resort spans twenty-five acres of shoreline, and Lions Bay frames Howe Sound from a reimagined home with a rooftop deck. In North Saanich, a near-new rancher completes the collection with parks and beaches close by.