Kimberley Real Estate

Kimberley Land.

Lots and land for sale in Kimberley currently range from about $120K to $400K, and all of them are priced under $500K. A typical lot is around 0.2 acres, so expect a standard building parcel rather than acreage. The Alpine Resort Area is a good place to start your search.

8 Land for sale Active on the MLS
$260,000 Median price Current listings
1 New this week New listings
166 days Median days on market Updated Nov 14
8 homes
101 River Bend Lane
$74,900
Marysville · Kimberley
- bd - ba Lot 4,792 sq ft
Courtesy of Cherry Creek Property Services Ltd.
100 Kodiak Crescent
$264,800
Alpine Resort Area · Kimberley
- bd - ba Lot 7,841 sq ft
Courtesy of Cherry Creek Property Services Ltd.
203 Norton Avenue
$299,000
Kimberley
- bd - ba Lot 8,712 sq ft
Courtesy of Royal LePage Rockies West
Area Guide

Lots and Land for Sale in Kimberley, BC

This page tracks current lots and land listings in Kimberley, BC, and it is refreshed weekly as listings change. Use the price bands and area notes below to decide which ones to open first.

Every lot and parcel listed right now falls into the lower price bands, with nothing in the mid-range or above. The middle of the market sits around $262K. The least expensive lots come in well under that figure, and the priciest sit somewhat above it. The Alpine Resort Area is the neighbourhood to note, and its asking prices land close to the overall middle.

Price is the first way to narrow things down. Asking prices are spread fairly widely, from entry-level lots at the low end to larger-ticket parcels at the top. Because nothing is listed in the higher bands, you can compare most listings against each other directly without sorting through very different kinds of property.

On location, the Alpine Resort Area is the area to watch. Its median ask is about $265K, which is very close to the overall middle, so it does not look like a premium or a discount compared with the rest of the listings. Kimberley sits in the East Kootenay, and the Alpine area is on the upper side of town toward the mountain, so check slope, access and sun exposure on any lot you are considering.

For the money, most buyers get a modest, town-sized lot rather than a large acreage. That suits a single home build, but the lot size alone will not tell you what can go on it. Before you commit, confirm zoning, the location of water, sewer and power connections, and road access with the City of Kimberley. Ask what building requirements apply to the specific parcel. A lower asking price can mean more site work, so compare the full cost of getting a lot ready to build, not only the list price.

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Kimberley market at a glance

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