Sun Peaks Real Estate

Sun Peaks Townhomes.

Townhomes for sale in Sun Peaks run from about $770K to $1.8M, and most sit in the upper part of that range. A typical listing has 3 bedrooms and is a recent build, so you will mostly be comparing newer homes rather than older resale stock.

36 Townhomes for sale Active on the MLS
$1,605,499 Median price Current listings
5 New this week New listings
12 days Median days on market Updated Nov 14
36 homes
1 2120 Sun Peaks Road
$669,900
Sun-peaks
2 bd 2 ba 1,230 sq ft Lot 1,307 sq ft
Courtesy of Century 21 Assurance Realty Ltd
12 3280 Village Way
$1,525,000
Sun-peaks
3 bd 4 ba 2,448 sq ft
Courtesy of Engel & Volkers Kamloops (Sun Peaks)
2 5050 Valley Drive
$1,299,900
Sun-peaks
3 bd 3 ba 1,528 sq ft
Courtesy of Brendan Shaw Real Estate Ltd.
16 5040 Valley Drive
$1,799,900
Sun-peaks
4 bd 4 ba 2,515 sq ft Lot 7,405 sq ft
Courtesy of Engel & Volkers Kamloops (Sun Peaks)
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Townhomes for Sale in Sun Peaks, BC

Browse current townhomes for sale in Sun Peaks, BC, with a median asking price around $1.6M. Listings change daily, so check back often and save a search to see new ones as they appear.

Pricing here is concentrated at the top end. Almost every townhome currently listed is above $1M, with only a small handful priced lower and none under $500K. A typical listing offers about 1,700 square feet, which is room for a full-size layout rather than a compact ski-weekend unit. Because the listings sit in one resort village, comparing them comes down to price, size and finish more than to neighbourhood.

Asking prices cover a wide spread, but most of the market is packed into the upper tier. The lowest asking price is well below the rest, while the highest is not far above the typical listing. If you are working to a budget, expect most of what you see to be well into seven figures, and treat the few lower-priced townhomes as the exception to look at closely.

Sun Peaks is a compact ski resort village, so townhomes are concentrated in and around the village rather than spread across a large town. With no long list of separate neighbourhoods to compare, it helps to filter by price, size and bedroom count first. Then look at where each listing sits relative to the village core and the ski hill, since that is where most of the practical difference shows up day to day.

For the money, buyers are mostly getting newer construction and generous floor area. A typical listing was built in 2024, so you are largely comparing recent builds against each other. Read each listing for the details that separate them, such as the bedroom count, the layout and the finishing. Photos and floor plans will tell you more than the asking price alone when two townhomes look similar on paper.

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