All Single Family Homes in Greater Victoria

1850 Lands End Rd, North Saanich $18,800,000

On the northern tip of Vancouver Island’s Saanich Peninsula, you will find the Queen Mary Bay Estate, a spectacular 24.58 acreage rich in biodiversity and long-term inves...

3 Beds
3 Baths
866303 MLS

3155 Beach Dr, Oak Bay $16,750,000

This Magnificent Waterfront Estate is ideally situated on a prized 1.67 acre level beachfront property along Victoria's most coveted stretch of oceanfront in in the heart...

5 Beds
8 Baths
863432 MLS

529 Swanwick Rd, Metchosin $14,100,000 ▲

An iconic canadian architectural monument perched upon a sprawling 67-acre oceanfront parcel at the southern end of Vancouver Island, minutes from British Columbia’s capi...

7 Beds
7 Baths
798762 MLS

2521 North End Rd, Salt Spring $14,000,000

Unbelievable! First time on the market for over 60 years. 164 acres Ocean Front Estate with 3000 feet of low bank frontage. Sandy walk-on beaches, three homes, barns, hay...

5 Beds
2 Baths
854306 MLS

230 Smith Rd, Salt Spring $14,000,000

Musgrave Estate is an assemblage of 4 titles on the only stretch of flat land on the island’s SW corner. 5,955 ft of shoreline with a beautiful protected bay & pristine b...

20 Beds
10 Baths
851563 MLS

1277&1281 Lynn Rd, Tofino $14,000,000

A Chesterman Beach waterfront estate on 1.21 acres with a majestic 4 bed 6 bath home, a luxurious guest house and on site caretaker accommodation. Buildings with cedar si...

5 Beds
6 Baths
810699 MLS

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Single Family

All Single Family Homes in Greater Victoria

Single family homes are becoming less affordable in Greater Victoria due to excessive demand from other parts of Canada and abroad, and the environmentally constrained nature of our region, with the ocean on one side, ALR farmland in the Saanich Penninsula, and topographically constrained lands in the Western Communities. Also to blame are regional government policies such as the insistence on maintaining land with no farming potential witin the agricultural reserve, as well as the many obstructionist policies of local governments that are becoming increasingly hostile towards development. A lack of infrastructure into the Western Communities continues to plague the region, making areas like Langford and Colwood far less desirable than core areas. Obsessive preoccupation with non-existent environmental issues, like man-made global warming, by all levels of government, will continue to contribute to worsening the local housing crisis.