10485 Resthaven Dr Unit ##1, Sidney
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Search houses, condos and townhomes for sale in north-east Sidney, the seaside north end of the Town of Sidney near Tsehum Harbour and the marinas, a short walk from Beacon Avenue and about 30 minutes north of Victoria.
About 55 north-east Sidney properties were for sale in early October 2026, one of the most active and varied markets on the Saanich Peninsula. North-east Sidney is the seaside north end of town, between Beacon Avenue and Tsehum Harbour, where houses, condos and townhomes all trade within walking distance of the water and the shops.
The three home types are unusually balanced here, with a strong run of new townhome and house construction alongside established condos. Prices run from the low $300,000s for a condo to the high $1 millions for a new waterfront-area townhome or house. The north-east Sidney market report shows current price ranges and recent sales.
Downtown Sidney's shops, cafes and the waterfront are a short, flat walk away.
Tsehum Harbour, the marinas and Blue Heron Park sit at the north end.
Houses, condos and townhomes trade in roughly equal numbers.
Several new townhome and house projects are completing now.
North-east Sidney offers one of the most balanced markets on the Peninsula in one walkable, seaside pocket. In early October 2026 the 55 active listings split into about 14 detached houses, 13 condos and 18 townhomes, with some manufactured and other homes alongside. Prices ran from the low $300,000s for a one-bedroom condo to nearly $1.9 million for a new townhome or larger house, so there is choice at most price points within a short walk of downtown Sidney.
That balance, in a seaside town known for its walkability and its mild Peninsula climate, makes north-east Sidney a favourite with downsizers, retirees and families who want the water and the shops close at hand.
Detached houses are a steady part of the market, with about 14 for sale in early October from roughly $750,000 to $1.8 million. They range from early-1900s and mid-century homes to new builds on streets such as Colinwood, Malaview, Bowerbank, Resthaven and Chicory. Most are three- to five-bedroom family homes. The north-east Sidney houses for sale page looks at them in detail.
Condos are the most affordable entry, with about 13 for sale in early October from roughly $325,000 to just over $1 million, mostly one- and two-bedroom homes in buildings along Fifth Street, Beacon Avenue, James White Boulevard and Resthaven Drive. They are popular with downsizers and retirees who want to walk to everything. The north-east Sidney condos for sale page covers them.
Townhomes are the largest segment, with about 18 for sale in early October from roughly $615,000 to $1.9 million, a mix of established complexes and a wave of new projects around Resthaven Drive, Fifth Street, Amelia Avenue and Rothesay Avenue. Mostly two- and three-bedroom homes, they suit downsizers and families alike. See the north-east Sidney townhomes for sale page.
Sidney is unusual in Greater Victoria: a compact, walkable seaside town with its own downtown, and north-east Sidney is the part of it closest to the water at the north end. Beacon Avenue's shops, bookstores, cafes and the Sidney Pier are a short, flat walk from most homes, and Tsehum Harbour, the marinas and Blue Heron Park sit at the edge of the neighbourhood. For buyers who want to leave the car at home, few places in the region compare.
The north end of Sidney is defined by the sea. Tsehum Harbour and its marinas are a hub for boaters, the waterfront walkway links the parks and beaches along the shore, and Blue Heron Park and the Lochside Trail are close by. Many homes enjoy ocean or harbour glimpses, and the mild Peninsula climate makes the outdoors part of daily life for much of the year.
Daily life in north-east Sidney is built around walkability and the Peninsula's conveniences. Downtown Sidney covers groceries, services, dining and shopping, Victoria International Airport and the Swartz Bay ferry terminal are both minutes away, and the Pat Bay Highway reaches downtown Victoria in about 30 minutes. The flat terrain and compact streets make walking and cycling easy.
North-east Sidney is served by the Saanich School District (SD63), with elementary and secondary schools in and around the town. Confirm the current catchment for any specific address with the district, since boundaries change. The neighbourhood is especially popular with downsizers and retirees drawn by the walkability and the sea, alongside families and professionals who commute to the airport, the Peninsula's employers or Victoria.
North-east Sidney draws downsizers and retirees into the condos and townhomes, families into the houses, and buyers of every kind who want a walkable, seaside lifestyle with the shops and the marinas close by. Its balanced mix of homes and its position at the water's edge keep it among the most sought-after pockets on the Peninsula.
North-east Sidney is the seaside heart of the wider Sidney market. Compare it with the full Sidney market across the town, and with the broader Saanich Peninsula.