luxury seaside houses for sale Point Roberts, United States

A rare opportunity for the discerning buyer with deep roots in Crescent Beach. This charming, cozy beach house rests on a prized 6,000 sq ft beach front parcel, offered in conjunction with 2662 O'Hara Lane to create a remarkable 12,000 sq ft legacy estate, arguably the largest footprint in this incredible beachside community. Spend sun-drenched summers at the Crescent Beach Yacht Club or immersed in the historic CBSC Swim Club community, a beloved tradition since 1920 where generations have gathered, connected, and built lasting memories. With convenient lane access and endless potential, envision a private family compound or two exceptional residences. A truly once-in-a-lifetime offering on Crescent Beach's iconic shoreline, blending heritage, lifestyle, and legacy. (id:57238)

A rare opportunity for the discerning buyer with deep roots in Crescent Beach. This charming, cozy beach house rests on a prized 6,000 sq ft beach front parcel, offered in conjunction with 2662 O'Hara Lane to create a remarkable 12,000 sq ft legacy estate, arguably the largest footprint in this incredible beachside community. Spend sun-drenched summers at the Crescent Beach Yacht Club or immersed in the historic CBSC Swim Club community, a beloved tradition since 1920 where generations have gathered, connected, and built lasting memories. With convenient lane access and endless potential, envision a private family compound or two exceptional residences. A truly once-in-a-lifetime offering on Crescent Beach's iconic shoreline, blending heritage, lifestyle, and legacy.

You’ll know you’ve arrived upon seeing the gates with the custom designed (by the owner) and hand-crafted Tree of Life on the iron gates, welcoming you to Sunset Ridge Estate. Nestled within its 1.27 acres, is a Raymond Bonter designed grand Georgian style home, built in 2000 by renowned builder Wally Nathan of Nathan Construction. Surrounded by mature landscaping, privacy is not an issue here. Entering the soaring foyer you’re enveloped in old world charm and tradition with modern touches and functionality. Well chosen finishings of Travertine tile, extensive millwork, Euroline windows, radiant in-floor heating, and a dream gathering space starting in the kitchen where culinary delights are bound to happen. Everyone can join in the fun of preparing and cooking thanks to the two islands, AGA range, Gas cooktop, steam oven, Sub-zero fridge/freezer combination and more storage than you’ll know what to do with – unless of course you Love to entertain – then maybe there’s enough! In addition to the divine kitchen, created and installed by Old Country Kitchens from Chilliwack, is a cozy family room and conservatory where the views of the ocean and mountains compel you to wander outside, check out the hot-tub and swimming pool, and on those warm days, head into the gazebo for a bit of cooling off under the honey suckle. Watching the ever-changing scenery from the deck is the perfect way to unwind. For a more formal setting – the living room with its soaring windows is the perfect place to watch the sun setting, and on cooler nights, turn on the fireplace, and read a favorite book. When retiring for the evening, head into the master suite – still on the main floor – with dual closets jetted tub, generous walk-in shower, and lots of room for your toiletries. Upstairs holds the other bedrooms complete with lofts and ensuites. Every bedroom has views and closet organizers. Heading into the basement – another kitchen, bedroom with ensuite, and rec room offers a multitude of uses. You could keep it as a guest suite, mother-in-law or nanny suite as it has a separate entrance and private Grotto patio area. Once you head out to the back yard, you’ll be wanting to check out a very exclusive feature: a dock on the river. These docks are grandfathered in, and no more licenses are going to be granted by Fisheries and Oceans. You’ll be one of a select few of approximately 10 homes on the south side of the Nicomekl River who have the privilege of ownership and accessibility. The stairs and landings leading down to the dock were milled from trees felled on the property when the home was being constructed. The dock was rebuilt to accommodate a boathouse. Sunset Ridge Estate is an exclusive property encompassing privacy that is becoming so hard to achieve yet is close to everything that makes our lives comfortable. This home needs to be seen to fully appreciate the thought behind the design and the bespoke finishings that bring it to life.

Rare West Beach opportunity! Situated on a 7,200 SF RS-2 lot with 60' frontage and lane access, this property offers fourplex redevelopment potential (buyers to verify all details w/ the City). Enjoy panoramic ocean views from all floors - from Mount Baker & iconic White Rock Pier to the west Semiamhoo Bay & gulf islands. This home is generating approximately $3,949/month in rental income from two self-contained tenancies. The existing 3,190 SF home offers 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, multiple outdoor decks and patios, and a walk-out basement. Hold, renovate, or build in one of White Rock's most sought-after neighbourhoods, just minutes to the beach, shops, restaurants and waterfront.

For the discerning homeowner who values bespoke luxury and exceptional craftsmanship, this stunning 2017 redesign by Kendall Ansell Interiors and Square One Construction elevates this home to a level of sophistication rarely seen. This reverse-plan features tanned oak flooring and custom cabinetry throughout the open-concept top floor. Enjoy ocean views and fresh breezes through floor-to-ceiling windows and 12-ft wide easy-touch sliding doors. The north-facing Lumon-covered patio backs onto a city park, providing a serene and private entertaining space. This 5-bedroom, 7-bathroom home includes a fully outfitted garage with EV prep, and an elevator. The legal two-bed, two-bath, fully furnished suite offers additional income potential, lease ends August 31, 2026.

***ATTENTION FOREIGN BUYERS*** - Rare opportunity to purchase TWO oceanfront properties on beautiful Galiano Island. This private West Coast retreat spans 1.74 acres with approx. 250 ft of east-facing, low-bank waterfront. Includes a renovated main home and a modern 758 sq ft, 2-bedroom, 1-bath detached cottage-ideal for guests or family. The main home has 2 bedrooms (potential 3rd), 2 bathrooms, and 2,638 sq ft of bright living space with exposed log beams, vaulted ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing ocean views. Thoughtful renovations preserve the home's original character. A 916 sq ft workshop offers office or guest potential. Bordering Bellhouse Park, this private setting offers abundant marine wildlife.

***ATTENTION FOREIGN BUYERS*** — An exceptional opportunity to purchase TWO oceanfront properties on beautiful Galiano Island. This private West Coast retreat—set on a combined 1.74 acres with approximately 250 ft of east-facing, low-bank waterfront—includes a beautifully renovated main home plus a modern 758 sq ft, 2-bedroom, 1-bath detached cottage—ideal for guests or extended family. The main home offers 2 bedrooms (potential for a 3rd), 2 bathrooms, and 2,638 sq ft of light-filled living space featuring exposed log beams, vaulted ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame sweeping ocean views. Thoughtful renovations preserve the home’s original character, highlighted by a salvaged Orpheum Theatre railing. A 916 sq ft workshop provides excellent potential for an office, or guest space. Bordering Bellhouse Park, this private setting offers front-row seats to abundant marine wildlife. A rare chance to secure 2 oceanfront homes, 1 remarkable setting, and endless possibilities! (id:57238)

***ATTENTION FOREIGN BUYERS*** — An exceptional opportunity to purchase TWO oceanfront properties on beautiful Galiano Island. This private West Coast retreat—set on a combined 1.74 acres with approximately 250 ft of east-facing, low-bank waterfront includes a beautifully renovated main home plus a modern 758 sq ft, 2-bedroom, 1-bath detached cottage—ideal for guests or extended family. The main home offers 2 bedrooms (potential for a 3rd), 2 bathrooms, and 2,638 sq ft of light-filled living space featuring exposed log beams, vaulted ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame sweeping ocean views. Thoughtful renovations preserve the home’s original character, highlighted by a salvaged Orpheum Theatre railing. A 916 sqft workshop provides excellent potential for an office, or guest space. Bordering Bellhouse Park, this private setting offers front-row seats to abundant marine wildlife. A rare chance to secure 2 oceanfront homes, 1 remarkable setting, and endless possibilities!

Discover coastal living at its finest at this renovated acreage fronting the waters of Active Pass. Situated on the southern tip of Galiano Island on Mary Anne Point, this stunning property offers over 300 feet of east-facing walk-on waterfront. The main floor features a bright, open-concept design with vaulted wood ceilings, exposed beams, and a cozy sunroom. The gourmet kitchen boasts high-end appliances and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow to an expansive deck perfect for entertaining in the sun. This five-bedroom, three-bathroom home includes a fully finished basement with a separate entrance, full kitchen, and a large deck. Additional features include a top floor loft with balcony, 400 amp power, a newly drilled well, and an oversized detached double car garage. Enjoy the serene beauty and privacy of island life with all the modern comforts you desire. Get in touch with us today to book a viewing.

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.

Presenting Halcyon Days — an enduring work of art born from fortitude and love. The late British Columbia artist Karl Stittgen designed and built the residence as a tribute to Frank Lloyd Wright. Together with his beloved wife, Nora, the acclaimed jewelry designer and ceramic artist constructed this sanctuary to honour his architectural icon. His magnum opus is perched high on North Pender Island, embraced by a private 6 acre landscape that disappears from the world. The property includes the 2,800 square foot residence, a tea house, separate 650 square foot guest cottage, an elevator, two kilns, and breathtaking ocean views. True to Frank Lloyd Wright’s principles, the home offers thoughtful use of windows and light to live in harmony with nature, an open floor plan, natural materials, form and function as one, and total integration. The integration is evident with the custom built-ins of furniture throughout the home. The experience of visiting the property is truly unique. Accessible only by ferry, float-plane, or boat, Pender Island (originally one island, a canal was dug separating the island into "North" and "South" Pender Island) is a unique place in BC's Gulf Islands. With very little developed for tourism, the island offers only the essentials. But, it has also become home to a thriving community of artists, conservationists, homesteaders, and farmers. From honour-system fridges full of gourmet foods to cutting edge craft cider to breathtaking galleries, for those who enjoy the finest artisan goods and the passion for creation, there is no better place to live than Pender Island. Just down the road from Southridge Country Farm Store (a delightful grocery store), you turn right onto a steep, winding driveway, elevating through old-growth and ecologically dense forest. You drive past the guest house (that is easy to miss with how it disappears into the forest), through a set of gates, and up to the magnificent house. Perched atop the natural rock face, among a tangled web of arbutus and fir, the long horizontal lines of the house emanate a feeling of calm. A remarkable amount of birdsong fills the air - it's almost like the birds understand they are welcome here and embrace the serenity of the home. The main house is entered through natural rock steps off the driveway up to the house. Although one level, it is elevated above the garage and an elevator provides convenient access to bring goods up to the house. You enter the home and are guided into the main living space. With the unique triangular window protruding outwards, you are immersed into the view of the forest below and the ocean beyond. The experience of immersion with the natural world continues with the monochromatic custom woodwork nearly everywhere in the home. The floor throughout most of the home is aggregate stonework that, with bare feet, gives the feeling of walking on the very stone outside that surrounds the home. In the kitchens and bathrooms, grey countertops and floor tiles blend with the stone of the living area's floor creating a seamless palette of ruddy brown, grey, and white that flows through the home. It is the perfect backdrop for displaying art and literature - though arguably the view through the windows is the greatest work of art possible. Most important in the living area is the library, or "sanctuary". The custom built-in shelves, study, and seating area lit by a geometric skylight offers the perfect immersive creative space for an artist, without feeling isolated from the rest of the home and surrounding nature. A central stone fireplace is the only thing to create division between the sanctuary and laiving area. The white wall above the fireplace is engraved with the quote "Voluisse mihi, satis est" (To have wanted, for me, is enough). "Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture is without any doubt the most livable there is. This compared to Modernist architecture or of the Arts & Crafts style makes me shudder. For a while in Vancouver we had what was then called the post & beam style which was derivative of Wright’s construction methods. They were wonderful houses! I don’t understand why that trend of the 50s and 60s has not continued and that we have gone back to the Arts & Crafts style. Frank Lloyd Wright’s interiors have been proven by people who live in them as being interiors that “form” a lifestyle." - Karl Stittgen Down a few steps from the main house is the separate Japanese Tea House. The Tea House is positioned in a serene setting on the edge of the point. It follows the same design principles as the rest of the property. It is well-integrated into nature with large windows and natural wood construction. The Guest House on the property is where Karl spent his remaining years. Although compact, it makes effective use of space and has a more recently upgraded kitchen, single bedroom and bathroom, and living space with a wood-burning fireplace. After Nora's passing, the guest house become both Karl's residence and studio. Near-finished, un-finished, and raw materials of his ceramic and clay works still remain untouched in the guest house. As left, right now the guest house sits as a tableau of Karl's creative process and spirit, frozen in time. An extraordinary sanctuary for an artist or collector, Karl and Nora’s legacy awaits its next steward — someone who will cherish beauty as deeply as they did.