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Twilight Island - With ease of access and outstanding outlooks, this private island retreat is an escape to simplicity, peace and nature that soothes without opulence. Welcoming laid back repose with amenities close at hand, pristine shoreline and private beaches transcend traditional retreat as only an island can. Both manageable in scale and simple to operate, Twilight Island represents a rare opportunity to turn back time just a little, with private dock and excellent cell service to keep you in the here and now.

Phase two is now selling with great updates to the lower floor layout! Vista is an enclave of 23 luxury view townhomes in the Maple Bay community. Personalize your dream home by choosing from three breathtaking color palettes—Earth, Wind, or Fire! Premium finishes; kitchens with quartz countertops, a large island, and high-end appliances. The open-concept main floor has vaulted ceilings, engineered hardwood floors, and gas fireplace. The main floor primary bedroom offers a three piece ensuite and large walk-in closet. The lower level now has an added media room and dedicated laundry and mechanical rooms in addition to the two large bedrooms and four piece bath. Every home has a heat pump for year-round heating and cooling. Enjoy seamless indoor-outdoor living on the deck. Double garage is EV charger-ready. Mount Tzouhalem trailhead and Maple Bay are close by, offering hiking/biking, swimming, tennis, pickleball and more. Close proximity to Maple Bay School, playgrounds, shopping and floatplane service to YVR.

A foreign buyer-ban exempt opportunity. Presenting the offering of an architecturally significant home on North Pender Island - the Point House by notable West Coast Modern architects Bo Helliwell and Kim Smith of Blue Sky Architecture. This exquisite waterfront home is situated on a 105 acre estate on North Pender Island. The estate overlooks Navy Channel and faces towards the sun-illuminated mountains of Mayne Island. The property includes a sustainable farm, the shoreline of Davidson Bay, a fifty foot dock, an idyllic pond, and acres of untouched old-growth forest. The property is notably excluded from Canada's Foreign Buyer Ban. The house is reached by traveling down a narrow road on the west side of the property, twisting through a mature forest. After meandering around the final bend and down a gentle slope, the home’s site is found at a vantage point jutting into the Salish Sea. The Point House sits where the land flattens out to a meadow, surrounded by Fir, Arbutus and Maples. The home was conceived and shaped by its dramatic site and formed to capture light and views following Blue Sky Architecture’s design principles. 01. The Design Philosophy Blue Sky Architecture designs spaces in a way that is rooted in place, inspired by curiosity, responsive to natural forces and which seeks physical, emotional, and spiritual connections between people and places. Their defining characteristic is their use of curved lines and organic forms. On the principle that there are very few straight lines and boxes in nature, Blue Sky designs with fluid and nonlinear forms. Their homes integrate with landscapes and produce sensual and embracing spaces, breaking down barriers between environment and built form. Additionally, Blue Sky designs homes with the unique environment of the Pacific Northwest in mind. They seek guidance from the site for a sense of place, letting the lines of the land guide the building forms. They capture light, recognizing that in the often grey-skied Pacific Northwest, natural light is essential. They also design for all seasons and weather, celebrating the coastal rains rather than resisting them. Their fluid designs gather and direct rainwater, integrating it into the essence of the house. 02. The Magnificent Point House The remarkable 7,000 square foot Point House follows the curve of the shoreline, optimizing views north and east. The south elevation opens to the sun and a landscaped entry court. Entering at the centre of the home, an indoor/outdoor space divides the plan into social and family spaces on one side, with guest and service spaces on the other. A study space on a second floor provides a private working space with spectacular vistas to the sea and forest. Spaces in the home are focused on sea views and are formed by undulating rooflines. The roof construction is Douglas Fir glulam rafters set at prescribed heights to create organic curving roofs, finished with 2x6 Fir decking bent into place. The curves of the roof gently direct rainwater in streams to capture points in the ground below. Fine wood craftsmanship by Dave Dandeneau of Gulf Island Artisan Homes is featured throughout. The living room and dining room are a large, open, arched space. They focus on the spectacular Gulf Island views. Here, the natural materials, structure, and superb craftsmanship are brought into focus. These soaring spaces are articulated by a curving beam held by a shaped fir column and anchored by a large split-granite fireplace. Secondary spaces are contained under a low slope roof on the forest side of the home. Above this lower roof and the hallway, continuous clerestory windows provide cross ventilation, natural light for the halls, and balance the light in the main spaces. Interior floors are finished with wide plank European White Oak and Pietra Piasentina stone tiles. All bathrooms have Pietra Piasentina stone detailing. All doors are custom made from wide planks of European White Oak. Interior walls are finished with lime paint, rendering them with a soft suede-like look. To complement the Fir window detailing and structural components, all trims are done with clear Fir. Exterior walls are a combination of conventional frame and timber framing. The exterior finish is red cedar shakes, stone and glass. Inviting the outside into the home, the entrance area and outdoor room are accented by a large pivot door, and clear red cedar walls with copper-strip details. Great care was taken to shape the form of the building. It is both dynamic and gentle, and always changing as one walks through and around the building. The house sits very naturally, conforming to the lines of the forested hill, the Point, and the sea. 03. The Idyllic Waterfront The property encompasses the vast majority of Davidson Bay (charted name), known as Clam Bay by Pender Island locals. With just under 1 kilometer of shoreline, complete seaside serenity is provided to the property’s resident. The shoreline ranges from the rocky cliffs and tidal beach below the Point House to the fluvial delta at the east of the bay. Most notably, the estate has its own commercial-grade 50 foot dock at the end of a 260 foot pier jutting out through the shallows into the deeper waters of Davidson Bay. The dock can support a vehicle traveling its length - perfect for arrival by boat or seaplane. With waters ranging from 17 to 30 feet tidally, the property’s dock is suitable for most power and sail boats as summer moorage. 04. The Historic Farm and Vineyard Established in 1874, the 105 acre estate is home to the fully operational “Clam Bay Farm” sustainable organic farm. This historic sanctuary includes the farm, a vineyard, acres of untouched old-growth forest, a sawmill, a water treatment plant, and a powerful generator. The farm’s buildings include the original farm house, a gazebo, a guest/farmworker accommodation building, a sizable barn, a caretaker’s cabin, and a beach house. The property is capable of operating completely self-sufficiently from the island’s services. The centerpiece of the farm section of the property is the pond and gazebo. Full of water lilies and encircling a grand fountain, the pond provides a haven for quiet enjoyment on the property. Seasonally, Canada Geese and Mallard Ducks make the pond their home. A pleasant cedar Gazebo, currently set up as an exercise room, overlooks the pond. The 5.5 acre vineyard is leased to Sea Star Winery and planted with Ortega, Pinot Noir, and Siegerrebe. The remainder of the planted farm produces Haskap berries, plums, apples, and pears, with the Haskap berries sold to Twin Islands Cider. The farm features ample open pasture land that is suitable for expanded planting or as grazing pastures for animals. 05. The Serenity of the Island The Point House Estate is a truly incomparable place. Spending time on the property makes the rest of the world seemingly disappear. Its residents and visitors can spend hours hiking through magnificent mature forest and wandering along the shoreline. The air is fresh and full of birdsong. It has a distinctive, enlivening, marine scent from the northwesterly breezes that whisper through the channel. On land, deer, eagles, geese, ravens, and crows make the property their home. On the water, otters, seals, sea lions, porpoises, and shorebirds can be spotted daily. On frequent occasions, the mighty orca whales and humpback whales can be witnessed traveling and hunting through the channel. The property offers a transcendental experience at all times of day. At sunrise, golden morning light gently awakens the primary bedroom’s resident. The light illuminates the arbutus trees at the water's edge, their bark glowing a brilliant red and leaves glowing the most vibrant shade of green. Dappled sunlight touches every part of the property, melting dew off of the vines and trees. At night, millions of stars emerge glittering above the inky water. During the heat of August, bioluminescence is found glistening with movement in the sea below. Evenings are best enjoyed on the dock where silence is only interrupted by the gentle lapping of waves. The Point House Estate awaits its next keeper to enjoy its enduring beauty.

Welcome to this gorgeous, four-bed, three-bath, 2,506 sq. ft. custom Hamilton-built home situated on 4.45 acres, offering sweeping ocean views of Thormanby Island and beyond. Floor-to-ceiling windows open to expansive concrete patios, perfect for indoor-outdoor living. The open-concept layout features a chef’s kitchen with top-tier appliances, a six-burner stove, wine fridge, and large island. Upstairs, the oversized primary suite offers patio access, a spa-inspired five-piece ensuite, and a walk-in closet with custom cabinetry. Additional features include hardwood and tile throughout, wood burning fireplace, drilled well, generator, EV charger, covered parking, a fenced garden area, fire pit, various patios for taking in the view, detached workshop with wood stove-completing this exceptional package.

Three acre oceanfront home on Eleanor Point, richly crafted and sited to embrace a wonderous spectrum of views, nearly every room gazes upon nautical vistas of humbling dimension. Successfully combining a high level of function with beautiful form, the refined and casual beach house is a polite distance from ordinary. Wood, stone and glass unite in over 3,700 square feet with a floorplan as conducive to parties as it is to intimate conversation. A clear and defined separation of bedroom wings allow for a very private primary suite sequestered from the additional bedrooms located at the opposite end of the home. Perhaps the island's most magnificent southern point of land with 180 degree views stretching from Moresby Island to Russell Island with the Olympic Mountain Range and our own Mount Tuam just beyond.

Presenting the offering of Bayside Marina & Grill - a rare chance to acquire a proven waterfront business on Shuswap Lake in Blind Bay. This established marina includes two properties. 2886 Marine Drive has two on-site homes (one with a suite), extensive parking, and storage facilities. The foreshore lease property at 2509 Blind Bay Road (no title) has a 112 slip marina, licensed restaurant, fuel dock, boat launch, and rentals. The marina provides moorage, fuel, and a full lineup of premium rentals - ski boats, pontoons, Sea-Doos, kayaks, paddleboards, and towables - serving a loyal and growing summer market. The restaurant is open seven days a week and known for crowd-pleasing classics, busy patio service, and strong seasonal demand. A true lifestyle business, the property's residential homes allow for a dream live/work lifestyle on the lake. Blind Bay is one of the Shuswap's most popular destinations, drawing visitors who enjoy its' warm water, protected bays, and easy access to breathtaking lake destinations like Copper Island and Watersport activity areas. With consistent tourism, excellent visibility, and multiple income streams, this is a turnkey commercial offering with long-term stability and growth opportunities in the heart of the Shuswap. Full details are available with a signed Confidentiality Agreement. We respectfully ask that you do not approach staff about this opportunity as it is an operational business.

Jaw-dropping panoramic 180° ocean views overlooking the spectacular Trail Islands and beyond, offering some of the most magnificent sunsets on the Sunshine Coast! A short, gentle path to the ocean leads to a perfect beachfront entertaining area, ideal for gatherings and relaxation. This spacious five-bedroom, four-bath home with a self-contained in-law suite is ideal for large families, caretakers, or entertainers. Inside, you’ll find two kitchens, ample living space, floor-to-ceiling windows, two primary bedrooms with ensuites, and three guest rooms. The main kitchen features an oversized island, perfect for hosting and entertaining. The home boasts two fireplaces, a thoughtfully designed floor plan, hot tub, and multiple decks and patios to enjoy the stunning views. Foreign buyers welcome!

Settled on a 2.47-acre oceanfront parcel, this 6589 square foot home has numerous conveniences and high-end finishes. Inside the four bedroom, six bathroom residence, you will find finishes like Brazilian cherry hardwood, heated tiles and basement, coffered ceilings, gas fireplaces, quartz counters, turn and tilt windows, and impressive natural lighting. Dramatic vistas dominate. Interior amenities include: sound insulated media room, games room, gym and sauna, wine cellar, formal office, separate dining room, ensuites for every bedroom, chef’s kitchen and three car garage. Outside, a freshly painted tennis / pickleball / basketball / ball hockey court, putting green, oversized chess, covered deck and patio, hot tub, 8’ pool, sheds, access to ocean, fenced yard, gated entrance, fire columns, landscaped throughout. Infrastructure: generator, security system, two wells, built-in bbq, 400-amp service, electric charger roughed in, electric heaters, and speaker system. This needs to be seen in person. Book a showing today

Where the Skeena River meets the Pacific, Cassiar Cannery rests at the edge of wilderness and history. Once alive with the rhythms of a working salmon cannery, this 74-acre waterfront estate now offers a quieter story—of heritage carefully preserved, of wildlife returning to restored habitats, and of life lived in harmony with the tides. With one kilometre of oceanfront, historic homes reborn as guest houses, and sweeping views of the estuary, Cassiar is both sanctuary and stage: a place where past and future meet, and where visionaries are invited to write the next chapter of its remarkable story. Heritage and History Established in the 1889, Cassiar Cannery became the longest consecutively operating salmon cannery on the West Coast. Cassiar Cannery packed salmon from 1903 to 1983 as the last operating Skeena Cannery. Generations lived and worked here, shaping a community defined by resilience and connection to the sea. Today, its spirit endures in restored homes, original architecture, and preserved landscapes. For those drawn to heritage, Cassiar is not simply a property, but a living landmark of British Columbia’s maritime past. The Property Spanning 74 acres on both sides of the rail line, with 20 to 30 acres of usable land, Cassiar offers 1 kilometre of low-bank waterfront, half a kilometre of road frontage, and a 2.53 hectare foreshore lease. The site also holds a 4 to 5 acre wharf and expansive natural habitat. Wildlife flourishes at Cassiar herons, gulls, sandpipers, and eagles soar overhead, salmon and seals travel the estuary, and bears, deer, and wolves roam free along wildlife corridors. More than 500 plant species have been catalogued on the estate, making Cassiar part of a recognized biological hotspot. Over the past decade, the Cannery has supported extensive research into the salt marsh and mudflats, underscoring its importance as a potential biosphere. Residences and Guest Houses Five former cannery manager homes remain, with four carefully restored and adapted as guest houses, providing turnkey accommodation and income potential. One is used as a principal residence and one as a utility building. Each blends period character with modern comforts, inviting guests into an authentic yet livable heritage experience. Event and Commercial Buildings The original General Store has been restored and reimagined as a versatile event space, equipped to host gatherings, retreats, and cultural programming. A 10,000 square foot blast freezer building, constructed in 1979 on deep piles, offers substantial additional potential. With open-span storage on the upper floor and a concrete workshop below, it could be modernized to support small-scale fisheries, light industry, or further event and hospitality ventures. Waterfront and Dock Cassiar Cannery includes a 2.53-hectare foreshore lease and substantial dock infrastructure. While requiring upkeep, the dock footprint represents invaluable capacity for future use, from marine access to tourism, transportation, or research. Licenses and Tenures The estate holds a renewed Commercial Foreshore Lease until 2032, tenure over water system areas, and historically one of the province’s largest water licenses (four million litres per day across three creeks, second largest in BC). Mining tenure from 1890 remains in place, excluding gold and silver. An Industrial Effluent Permit is also registered. Lifestyle and Environment Cassiar Cannery is defined by stewardship and connection to place. Restored habitats have brought over 75 bird species back to the estuary, alongside herons, gulls, sandpipers and bald eagles. A slower pace of life unfolds here: fishing, kayaking, hiking, and wildlife observation all begin at the shoreline. The property has become a cultural and environmental hub, supported by a strong online presence, including nearly 14,000 Facebook followers and 2,400 Instagram followers. Recognition and Awards Cassiar Cannery has been widely recognized for its unique offering: Canadian Hidden Gem – Globe and Mail Top 10 Unusual Places to Overnight in BC – Destination BC Top 40 Glamping Destinations (1 of 4 in Canada) – Comfortably Wild by HoneyTrek Tourism and Accommodation Excellence – Tourism Prince Rupert Best Wilderness Accommodation in BC – LuxLife Best Wilderness Guest Houses in Northern BC – LuxLife Women’s Wilderness Retreat of the Year – LuxLife Best Wilderness & Scientific Wilderness Retreat in Western Canada – North American Business Awards Potential Industrial/Commercial Use The Cassiar Cannery property has an incredible amount of industrial/commercial use potential. The property has 500 metres of road frontage on Skeena Road and over 1 km of railroad frontage with the CN Rail line that runs through the property. With its own registered stop and private crossing (Mile Marker 79.63 on the CN Skeena Sub), the property sits on direct rail access to the Port of Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Eastern Canada. The vast majority of the property is untouched with logging/forestry opportunities. The property also previously held a license for bottling water that could be re-instated. With its own dam and licensed water source, premium quality water is another commercial possibility. The foreshore lease and existing permitted dock infrastructure provide the potential for marine businesses or marine access for commercial use. The property also has excellent potential for an ecotourism business/retreat centre year-round. Investment and Potential Opportunities at Cassiar Cannery are as vast as the estuary it fronts. The property lends itself to heritage conservation, boutique tourism, eco-lodging, cultural retreats, or as a singular private estate. With usable land, extensive buildings, foreshore tenure, and rail, road, and ocean access, Cassiar is uniquely positioned to evolve while maintaining its legacy. Cassiar Cannery is more than an estate; it is a living story. It captures the heritage of a bygone era, the beauty of untouched wilderness, and the potential for an extraordinary future. Rarely does a property combine history, lifestyle, natural wonder, and commercial potential at this scale. Cassiar Cannery is an invitation to steward a landmark, preserve its ecological and cultural richness, and shape its next chapter.

A masterclass in luxury and functionality, this Richmond Custom Home in West Kelowna’s prestigious Shorerise community perfectly blends timeless elegance with modern convenience. Thoughtfully designed with four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, this residence showcases soaring ceilings, panoramic view-framing windows, and a walk-out lower level that celebrates the coveted Okanagan indoor-outdoor lifestyle. At the heart of the home, a chef-inspired kitchen is adorned with built-in appliances, a stunning waterfall island, and an expansive butler’s pantry, creating a space that’s as beautiful as it is functional. The main floor balcony, accessed through floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, offers sweeping views of Okanagan Lake and the surrounding valley, seamlessly blending the indoors with the breathtaking outdoors. The walk-out lower level is designed for both relaxation and entertainment, featuring a home theatre, fully equipped gym, wet bar, and three additional bedrooms – all designed with refined finishes and thoughtful touches that elevate everyday living. Perched high on Goat’s Peak, Shorerise offers unobstructed, panoramic vistas stretching across the valley to the vineyards, mountains, and glistening Okanagan Lake. Just minutes from Gellatly Bay, the Westside Wine Trail, pristine beaches, golf courses, and shopping, this is a rare opportunity to own a functional yet stunning Okanagan gem, overlooking the very best the region has to offer.

Only a short two-minute stroll to one of the world’s top-rated beaches, Chesterman Beach. This 0.5 ac parcel, bound by trees, on level ground, and encircled by native flora, is a sanctuary. Interior features many natural materials include exposed timber framing, hardwood and slate floors, heated in bathrooms, two propane fueled fireplaces. Each wing has a kitchen, living and dining area, two main floor bedrooms and one-three piece bathroom, loft (one with ensuite bathroom), deck walkouts. Other fine finishings include locally sourced tile and glass, wood paneled ceilings, high end cabinetry and wood doors. Windows and/or skylights in every room. The exterior enjoys abundant privacy, a wraparound deck with stone fireplace, a hot and cold outdoor shower and additional storage. The two self-contained residences are connected by a lovely breezeway. In an area both wild and remote, world class amenities also abound. Noted as a worldwide top 50 places to visit, Tofino does not disappoint. This could be your reality. Come have a look. The neighbouring property is also available. Check out MLS# 1009061 at 1208 Lynnn Road.

Foreign Buyer Ban Exempt. Escape to Vancouver Island. With exceptional ocean and mountain views in the prestigious Eagles Drive neighborhood, a custom-designed, award-winning 4.97 acre property awaits. This estate boasts professionally landscaped grounds, whimsical accents and figures and meticulously crafted trails, leading to 390 feet of pristine shoreline, graced by a clean, pebbled beach. A robust retaining wall guards the access to the lower tier with lovely landscaping for the entire length. The luminous 5482-square foot main home is a must see. The kitchen has slate floors, resealed granite counters, large island and maple cabinetry. Copper accents and light all day within an open plan. The adjacent pantry doubles as computer work station. A mud room provides access to the attached three-car garage includes a 220-volt electric vehicle charging station and a dog washing area. Spacious, well maintained, this has all the necessities for anyone who cares for their vehicles. With a 20-foot ceiling up top and a scratch resistant hickory hardwood floor below, the living and dining room is bookended by a modern and a traditional totem pole. The home is positioned to take advantage of natural light and this room exemplifies this ingenious design. At the entrance to the primary bedroom is huge mahogany barn style door with hardware meant to handle cable cars. A total of 125 windows throughout highlights the success of positioning for sunlight, focus on the views and passive heating. A successful orientation gives both morning and afternoojn light. The primary bedroom has its’ own access to the front patio as well as a fireplace. The ensuite has his and her sinks surrounded by a quartz counter, a jacuzzi, warmer towel racks, auto floor sensor lights, a tiled rain shower with etched glass. The walk-in closet is voluminous with built in drawers. The large bedroom has significant office space above it, a quiet space that can grant any needed privacy. The main lower-level lounge area has a gas fireplace, built-in mahogany cabinetry, a small kitchenette, entry to the patio and gardens. The gym is fully equipped with a professional rubber floor and could be repurposed into a media room. The room has an etched glass panel letting in natural light. The attached bathroom has a steam shower, heated towel rack. A second bedroom with access to the lower patio and views to the ocean is adjacent to the gym. At the other end of the lower level is the utility room and the wine cellar or preserves room and a thrid bedroom with ensuite. On the upper level, is a well thought out suite, with kitchen, bathroom, murphy bed and placid sitting area with bands of windows. A separate egress grants access to the garage below. This could be used as is or converted to a private suite for extended family, caregivers or as a rental suite. Carriage house above an additional garage. This building has a fireplace, maple accents, three-piece bathroom, kitchenette all above a two-car garage. There is separate laundry and independent water heater and its’ own heat pump. The exterior features include an open-air outdoor fire pit, a dog kennel, outdoor lighting for landscaping, garden statues and a large fenced garden with a green house, and automated watering system. Infrastructure features of the home include 2100 KW generator, with an automatic switch for power outages. The main heating by a regularly serviced radiant Geotherm system. There is a boosted commercial wifi. The entrance has a mechanical gate for further security. Welcome to Bellaire! An adjacent five acre lot to the south is also available. Have a look on this site or at MLS# 997688

Welcome to 879 Canso Road, a breathtaking oceanfront retreat on stunning Gabriola Island! This private 2.2-acre estate showcases panoramic ocean, mountain and city views, vibrant sunsets, and abundant wildlife. Meticulously maintained, the property includes a quality-built main home, spacious carriage house, studio, and shop, ideal for artists, entrepreneurs, or potential B&B income. Features include HVAC, rainwater collection with 13,000-gal cistern, filtration system, central vac, 100 KVA generator, security system, and gated entry with intercom. The chef’s kitchen boasts high-end appliances, a six-burner commercial stove, quartz countertops, and an electric fireplace. Enjoy mature landscaping, fruit trees, berries, garden beds, and unfiltered outdoor oceanfront views. Experience spa-like coastal living in a truly special location. Words and photos can’t capture it all, come see it for yourself!

Dynamic views and contemporary enviroments welcome at this westside oceanfront address. Set on a high level 1.42 oceanfront acre site, the light-filled home features clean, confident lines and quality finishes throughout a comfortable 1466 square foot floor plan. Dramatic open staircase. Marble topped kitchen. Luxurious Duravit equipped ensuite bathroom. Detached studio enhanced with salvaged century-old fir details. Charming writer's shed. Fenced kitchen garden. A wonderful island home or retreat!

This architectural oceanside home exemplifies superb subtle design. An expression of casual coastal style that has been thoughtfully collaborated by a team of professionals, each with a gifted eye for detail. An exceptional living experience enhanced by sublime waterfront vistas from all major rooms throughout the main residence, guest house and elevated studio. Exemplary in every gesture, element and material employed, this home delivers beyond expectation on 2.25 walk-on oceanfront acres. With its purity of design and strength in composition, this westside estate is a true work of art!

A waterfront hideaway. Rarely does an architectural gem at an attainable price come along! This is a multi-level timber and glass home carved into the forested hillside with sweeping, unobstructed ocean and mountain views from virtually every room, plus 105 ft. of waterfront. Over 3000sq ft of living space with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Multiple decks and patios cascade down the landscape from various vantage points, giving you an extra 1500 sq ft of outdoor living. Warm wood walls, floors, and vaulted ceilings with exposed beams. Relax in front of the cozy fireplace or outdoors gazing at the ocean in your privately set hot tub. This home is located in the heart of Deep Cove, where you find a tight community, amazing schools, restaurants, shopping, and outdoor adventures. (id: 55532)

PINACLE Tremblant - Phase 2 new models available. Semi-detached & single-family homes bordering Le Géant golf course and Tremblant's multifunctional trail. Walking distance to Lake Tremblant and resort. Garage, large balcony + rooftop terrace. Natural gas, central heating and air conditioning. Montagnards advantages, 4-season shuttle, pool with 4 semi-Olympic lanes. NO short-term rentals. Breathtaking golf and mountain views. Superior design and finishes. EXCEPTIONAL location! Come and visit our model units, open house Thursday to Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. Location location location : IN & OUT from : Resort 1km (all year round shuttle also available), Club House Golf Géant, Snowshoe on Golf, family biking & crosscountry skiing (multifonctional path). Lac Tremblant parc plage 300m, tennis, Ironman (swim|bike|run).The buyer will need to fill a preliminary contract. We will do this paperwork for you. Notary MUST be VSB from Mont-Tremblant.AVT fees residential: (Shuttle and other Montagnards perks).3 bed : 430,92$+taxes/year.Please note there is a mandatory membership fee to join AVT price about 2000$.Condo fees include : Professional fees | Landscaping | Snow removal | Streets and pool lighting | Pool heating and maintenance | Land and road maintenance | Seasonal decorations | Management fees | Reserve fund. Included : Lighting fixtures

Uncover the unparalleled charm of this extraordinary 5-bedroom, 5-bath timber frame home, meticulously crafted from salvaged barn wood and adorned with beams from historic barns. Central to its design is a majestic white pine tree over a century old, adding a touch of heritage to this architectural gem spanning about 6,000 square feet. Currently serving as a family residence, this unique property also offers commercial potential. Located near Melmerby Beach and a short drive from Trenton airport, as well as within reach of the international airport and prestigious golf courses, this residence provides a serene escape with convenient access to amenities and attractions. The main level's open concept boasts cathedral ceilings, exposed beams, and exquisite wood floors. The kitchen features soapstone countertops, while a spacious dining room, office, and family room with a grand sandstone fireplace, offer stunning views of the Atlantic. The second floor includes a balcony overlooking the great room and the primary bedroom with a fireplace, walk-in closet, balcony, and lavish ensuite bathroom. The third floor offers another bedroom and sitting area. The lower level encompasses three bedrooms, two baths, a sauna, a games/exercise room, a theater, and multiple fireplaces. Each level's outdoor deck provides ample space for leisure and gatherings. The master bath showcases slate-tiled shower walls for added luxury. With its distinctive attributes, flexible layout, and prime location, this property offers a rare opportunity for those seeking a unique living or business environment. An outdoor fireplace on the main level enhances the property's appeal, creating a cozy setting for outdoor activities and relaxation. With 2.3 acres and access to a lovely beach to moor your boat and swim, enjoy East Coast living. More acreage is available and negotiable. Watch the fishers from your balcony and call them to have lobster delivered to your door.