Falkland Real Estate

Live in a haven of agriculture and ranching in Armstrong, a fertile dairy and ranch land in the Spallumcheen Valley. This community is quite small and tightly knit, while also being a thriving commercial hub for BC’s economy. With a rich history of creating world renown cheeses, Armstrong still has one of the best cheese factories in Canada.

Coldstream is another one of the region’s oldest communities. Incorporated in 1906, Coldstream is rich with agriculture, beautiful rolling hills, hiking trails, beaches and several parks, including the stunning Kalamalka Provincial Park.

Surrounded by fertile farmland and sprawling mountains that glisten in the Okanagan sun, Enderby is a tranquil community located in the North Okanagan Valley. Explore outdoor farmer’s markets, hike local bluffs and enjoy a plethora of winter sports when the snow falls. Enderby will constantly give you a reason for adventure in the outdoors.

Housing in Kelowna is as varied as its population with new condos, older, single-family homes and quaint historic houses thriving in the urban center. Kelowna provides residents with all of the benefits of urban life, while maintaining its heritage charm and rural roots.

There’s something for everyone in the beautiful community of Lake Country. From watersports like fishing, wakeboarding, swimming, kayaking, diving or boating on the lakes, to local trails that offer cycling and hiking, Lake Country is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream.

As the economic and cultural hub of the North Okanagan, Vernon boasts a vibrant downtown area, modern amenities, and abundant educational and rich cultural opportunities. Nestled amidst the breathtaking Monashee Mountains, the city features stunning lakes and beaches, offering an idyllic natural setting for residents and visitors alike.

Housing in West Kelowna is booming as new single-family-home subdivisions with impressive views over the lake are growing in popularity. The city capitalizes on its outstanding natural scenery and convenience to amenities, along the western shores of Lake Okanagan.