Vancouver

Across British Columbia’s lakeside and coastal enclaves, this quintet of residences is united by a view-forward sensibility and spaces that invite lingering. From Okanagan Lake panoramas to ocean outlooks along the Island, each home pairs open-concept great rooms and design-led kitchens with outdoor living—heated, covered decks, expansive rooftop patios, and garden-ready yards. A thread of flexibility runs throughout, with guest or multi-generational options, while settings balance privacy with easy access to promenades, schools, and waterfront recreation.

homes shaped as much by setting and daily ritual as by square footage. From panoramic oceanfront horizons on Pender Island to a private one-acre West Coast split-level in North Saanich, indoor–outdoor living and natural light take center stage. In Vancouver, a boutique townhome pairs thoughtful design with unmatched walkability, while Oak Bay offers updated elegance on the Lansdowne Slope. The collection closes in Oliver, where over 11 flat acres, barn, and paddocks frame a working-country lifestyle.

Across British Columbia, this quintet traces a lifestyle-first map, from lakefront mornings to mountain-trail afternoons. A wooded 48.8-acre holding in Cowichan pairs rural quiet with a clear subdivision pathway, while Marble Bay delivers private waterfront with a sandy beach, dock, and moorage inside a gated community. In Oak Bay, a refreshed character home sits steps from Willows Beach and village amenities on a generous tree-lined lot. Metchosin offers a 10-acre sustainable Earth Home sanctuary, and Pemberton rounds out the set with new duplex living framed by unobstructed mountain views.

premium living shaped by practicality, privacy, and a strong connection to the outdoors. Main-floor comfort anchors each setting, from a 2021 rancher on a fully fenced half-acre in Kamloops to one-level ease on a private cobblestone lane in Cordova Bay. Elsewhere, river frontage near Cranbrook, panoramic views in West Kelowna, and an energy-forward new build in Langford highlight how thoughtful design can support entertaining, multigenerational needs, and everyday ease.

Across British Columbia, this quintet of homes treats lifestyle as the main event, pairing signature views with spaces designed to host, unwind, and adapt. In Pemberton, unobstructed Mount Currie vistas and a generous deck meet flexible lower-level living. Lake Cowichan leans into retreat-level amenities, from a chef’s kitchen to a cedar wet bar and hot tub. Revelstoke offers a heritage triplex in a prime downtown corridor. Rossland brings golf-front drama near trails and Red Mountain. Victoria’s Songhees suite frames the Inner Harbour and Legislature with smart office-to-guest versatility.

Across British Columbia, this quintet of homes is united by a lifestyle-first approach that treats setting and usability as daily luxuries. From a 13th-floor Bear Mountain residence with golf-course views and an oversized deck to a South Kamloops retreat near downtown conveniences, each emphasizes indoor–outdoor ease. A single-level Comox rancher prioritizes storage and walkable errands, while a Hope-area country property pairs open living with a substantial shop. In Osoyoos, cul-de-sac calm meets steps-to-the-lake recreation.

Across British Columbia’s water-shaped communities, this quintet traces a shared rhythm of coastal living and design-forward comfort. From true oceanfront in Sooke to a ground-level North Vancouver home steps from the pier, each residence keeps the outdoors close through patios, decks, and sun-filled interiors. Vancouver West adds boutique, award-winning architecture with a quiet south-facing terrace, while Gabriola’s near-oceanfront retreat pairs vaulted cedar character with B&B potential. In Nanaimo’s Linley Valley, an executive layout balances entertaining with flexible, suite-ready spaces.

Across British Columbia, a quintet of listings turns everyday life outward, pairing comfortable interiors with immediate access to the landscapes that define the province. Forest views in Radium Hot Springs, a roomy Port Alberni home with a soaring 11-foot basement, and a 1.28-acre Apex Mountain lot steps from ski-in/ski-out terrain each speak to recreation-led living. On the coast in Sooke, walk-on waterfront and beach access meet Salish Sea and Olympic Mountain vistas. In Kelowna, a townhome fronts directly onto Ben Lee Park’s trails and green space.

Across British Columbia, a quintet of homes illustrates how luxury increasingly follows the landscape. From Nanaimo’s prestigious Cottle Creek Estates to Fairwinds’ resort-and-golf enclave, each residence is shaped by privacy, nature access, and thoughtful design. Lake views and main-level living in Tappen meet a fully finished daylight basement, while a SookePoint Cottage frames an active marine panorama and Olympic Mountain vistas through a dramatic glass wall. Near Golden, 13 forested acres deliver wide Rocky Mountain views and rare breathing room.