Penticton neighbourhoods, through a builder's eye
What each area is like, and what I check on a house there before you write an offer. I add to these as I write and film more, so check back.
Wiltse and Valleyview
The hills above Skaha Lake. Lake and city views, older ranchers through new custom builds, and a lot of second-floor view decks.
Read about Wiltse and Valleyview →Columbia, Duncan and Sendero Canyon
East side, at the base of Skaha Mountain, near the hospital. Established streets, with Sendero Canyon as the newer subdivision inside them.
Read about Columbia, Duncan and Sendero Canyon →Skaha Hills
A resort-style community on Penticton Indian Band land above Skaha Lake: pool, courts, walkways and vineyards. The homes are leasehold, not freehold.
Read about Skaha Hills →Bridgewater
A quiet community along Penticton Creek at 1675 Penticton Avenue, near downtown. Homes built in Penticton by Moduline and set on foundations built on site.
Read about Bridgewater →Sandbridge and The Springs
Two gated bare land stratas next to each other near Skaha Lake, age-qualified 55+ by strata bylaw. Easy to mix up, and run separately.
Read about Sandbridge and The Springs →Okanagan Falls
A small community at the south end of Skaha Lake, about fifteen minutes from Penticton, and the province's newest municipality.
Read about Okanagan Falls →Looking at an area that isn't here yet? Naramata, Summerland, Kaleden and the rest of Penticton are coming. Ask me in the meantime.
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