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Search new townhomes for sale in Royal Bay, Colwood: three- and four-bedroom townhouses near the oceanfront, the village centre and Royal Bay Secondary School, with projects completing regularly.
About 25 Royal Bay townhomes were for sale in early October 2026, from roughly $700,000 to $1.2 million. They averaged three bedrooms and around 1,570 square feet, and most are new, with several projects completing in 2026 and 2027.
Townhomes are the largest group of homes in Royal Bay and, for many buyers, the best value: new, low-maintenance and walkable to the village and the sea. The Royal Bay townhomes market report shows the current price bands and recent sales.
Townhomes are the most common home type in Royal Bay, with new projects completing often.
Three- and four-bedroom plans suit families who want space without a detached house.
Strata living means less upkeep, a draw for busy families and downsizers alike.
Many townhomes are a short walk from the village centre and the beach paths.
With about 25 listed in early October, townhomes are the largest and most active part of the Royal Bay market. They ran from about $700,000 to $1.2 million, mostly three- and four-bedroom homes of roughly 1,300 to 2,000 square feet, and almost all are new, with several projects on streets such as Trumpeter Street, Seabluff Crescent and Coastal Drive completing in 2026 and 2027. Because so many are new and similar, the choice comes down to floor plan, position and finish.
For buyers who want new construction and a manageable home near the sea, Royal Bay townhomes are one of the strongest options on the Westshore.
Royal Bay's townhomes are delivered in phases by several builders, so new homes come to market regularly. A new townhome avoids the deferred-maintenance questions of an older strata and comes with warranty protection. Confirm whether GST applies and is included, get the 2-5-10 home warranty details, and for a home still being built, understand the completion date and the deposit structure. Ask to see the disclosure statement for a pre-construction purchase.
Even in a new townhome, the strata documents matter. Read the bylaws on pets, rentals and age, the budget and the depreciation report once one exists, and understand the monthly fee and what it covers. In a phased development, ask how the strata is structured, whether amenities are shared across phases, and what the fees are expected to be once the project is complete.
Royal Bay townhomes are built for families more than for investors. Three bedrooms is the most common plan, with a good number of four-bedroom homes, and many include a bedroom or flexible room on the ground floor along with a garage. That makes them a genuine alternative to a detached house for families who want new construction and less upkeep, at a lower price than a house.
Living area clustered around 1,300 to 1,600 square feet, with larger end units and three-level plans running above 2,000. Most homes have a single or double garage and a small patio or yard. Look at the orientation, the amount of natural light, the usable outdoor space and where visitor parking sits, since these vary from project to project and matter in daily life.
Across the townhome listings the average worked out in the mid $500s per square foot. In a market where most homes are new and similar in style, price per square foot is a useful way to compare one townhome with another, though end units, better positions and higher finishes command a premium that the raw number does not capture.
The typical buyer is a family wanting new space near the high school and the sea without the price or upkeep of a house, or a downsizer trading a larger home for a low-maintenance one in a walkable community. First-time buyers who have outgrown a condo also move up into townhomes here. The steady supply of new projects keeps choice available, which is unusual in the townhome market.
Royal Bay offers more new townhome supply, and a seaside setting, than most of Colwood. Compare them with Colwood townhomes for sale across the municipality, and see all Royal Bay properties for houses and condos in the community.