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About these figures: the map and the listings on this page show Royal Oak townhomes only. There are too few townhomes for a separate report, so the six statistics describe the whole Royal Oak market.
Search townhomes for sale in Royal Oak, Saanich: three-bedroom townhouses around Marsett Place, Wilkinson Road and Elk Lake, close to Commonwealth Place, the shopping and the Pat Bay Highway.
About 14 Royal Oak townhomes were for sale in early October 2026, from roughly $650,000 to $1.175 million. They averaged around three bedrooms and about 2,000 square feet, and the average asking price was close to $950,000, across a mix of established complexes and newer homes.
Townhomes are a strong middle option in Royal Oak: more space than a condo and less upkeep than a house, in a location close to the lakes and the highway. The Royal Oak market report shows the wider market, since there are too few townhomes for a separate report.
Most are three-bedroom homes around 1,900 to 2,000 square feet, built for families.
Well-run strata communities around Marsett Place and Wilkinson Road offer good value.
Elk and Beaver Lake and their trails are minutes away for an active lifestyle.
Strata living means less upkeep, a draw for families and downsizers alike.
With about 14 listed in early October, townhomes are an active part of the Royal Oak market. They ran from about $650,000 for a compact two-bedroom home to around $1.175 million for a larger three-bedroom, with most between roughly $800,000 and $1.1 million. They are found around Marsett Place, Wilkinson Road, Elk Lake Drive and Pipeline Road, a mix of established complexes and newer homes, so the choice comes down to size, position and the state of the strata.
For families and downsizers who want house-like space without the upkeep, in a location close to the lakes, recreation and the highway, Royal Oak townhomes are among the best-value options in central Saanich.
Royal Oak townhomes range from well-run 1990s and 2000s complexes to newer homes completing in recent years. An established complex often means larger floor plans and mature landscaping at a lower price per square foot; a newer home means contemporary finishes and fewer immediate maintenance questions. Weigh the two against your budget and how long you plan to stay.
In any townhome, read the strata documents before you commit. Check the bylaws on pets, rentals and age, review the budget and the depreciation report, and understand the monthly fee and what it covers. In an older complex, ask about the contingency fund and any planned work such as roofing or envelope repairs; these can be significant, and a well-funded strata is worth paying for.
Most Royal Oak townhomes are three-bedroom homes, many with a garage and a patio or small yard, which makes them a genuine alternative to a detached house for families who want more space than a condo without the full upkeep of a house. The location, close to Royal Oak Middle School, the lakes and recreation, adds to the appeal for households with children.
Living area in the current listings clustered around 1,700 to 2,400 square feet, larger than many townhome markets, with some compact two-bedroom homes below that. Most have a single or double garage and usable outdoor space. Look at the orientation, the natural light, how the levels suit your household and where visitor parking sits, since these vary from complex to complex.
Across the townhome listings the average worked out around $500 per square foot, lower than the condos because the homes are larger and many are in established complexes. Price per square foot is a useful comparison, though a newer home, a better position and a well-funded strata can justify paying above the raw number.
The typical buyer is a family wanting house-like space near schools, lakes and recreation without the upkeep of a detached home, or a downsizer trading a larger house for a low-maintenance one in a convenient location. Buyers moving up from a condo also find townhomes here. The mix of established and newer complexes keeps choice available at several price points.
Royal Oak offers larger, well-located townhomes within Saanich's wider townhome market. See all Royal Oak properties for houses and condos in the neighbourhood, and compare with the broader Saanich real estate market across the district.