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Homes For Sale in Saanich Peninsula BC

All Listings	$200,000 - $300,000	$300,000 - $400,000
$400,000 - $500,000	$500,000 - $750,000	$750,000 - $1,000,000
$1,000,000 - $1,250,000	$1,250,000 - $1,500,000	$1,500,000 - $2,000,000
$2,000,000 - $3,000,000

Looking to buy or sell a home on the Saanich Peninsula? Call The Neal Estate Team, your neighbourhood Saanich real estate team, at 250.386.8181. We are Saanich Peninsula real estate agents and experts on the Greater Victoria housing market.

Saanich Peninsula Real Estate Market

The Saanich Peninsula real estate market offers buyers a mix of both urban and rural properties for sale. For those looking to purchase a single family home, they will find a good portion of detached houses here that fall into the luxury price bracket. Buyers with families may find that the freshly developed tract homes by the Victoria International Airport hold the greatest appeal. These houses feature expansive floorplans with lots of living space and often include a secondary suite in the basement. These spaces within the property can be dedicated to visiting family members, or often can even be rented to students living in the area. These houses also feature luxury touches such as quartz countertops, backyard pools, and expansive rear patios.

Away from the buzz of Victoria, living life along the Saanich Peninsula is relaxed. Less than 30 minutes from Downtown, the community is a prime destination for those who are looking to dodge busy traffic and the rush of city life while still enjoying the wealth of amenities in their neighbourhood.

There are also numerous waterfront properties for sale available along the peninsula. The estates along Tod Inlet constitute some of the most prestigious houses in the housing market. Many even boast their own private docks, unbelievable views of the coastline, and floorplans that exceed several thousand square feet of living space.

Buyers on a search for rural properties tend to find a wealth of opportunity along the Saanich Peninsula. Despite this region's close proximity to the big city, it is full of active farms and houses on expansive one-acre lots.

At the more budget-friendly end of the real estate market, buyers will find an extensive collection of condo and some townhome properties for sale. The Saanich Peninsula is also a good place to look for lots, for buyers who are interested in building their own home. If you are looking for a home in a community with a small-town feel, then the peninsula neighbourhoods would suit you, including Brentwood Bay, Deep Cove, and Sidney.

Saanich Peninsula Community Highlights

• Saanich Peninsual homes for sale enjoy a close proximity to a number of highlights in the Greater Victoria area.
• Homes in Sidney by the Sea belong to a charming seaside community where the scent of salt is always in the air and the blocks are made up of charming boutiques, local businesses, and a surprising number of one-of-a-kind bookstores. In fact, a collective of six book stores in the community make up an area known as Booktown.
• When it comes to transportation, there is no better place to be than the Saanich Peninsula. On the northernmost point of the peninsula, Swartz Bay ferry terminal offers service to Vancouver, Salt Spring Island, and the Southern Gulf Islands. The Victoria International Airport can also be found nearby. As British Columbia's 2nd busiest airport, this airport services flights from one end of the continent to the other.
• Perhaps most famously, Saanich Peninsula is home to the renowned Butchart Gardens. Established in 1904, by the Butchart family, the land was initially used as a quarry where limestone was mined. However, after the plot was stripped of its limestone, Jennie Butchart transformed it into Victoria's most impressive garden. The grounds feature hundreds of different blooms, trees, grasses, and bushes. Intricately landscaped around water features and the historic house on the property, it is certainly one of the city's largest tourist attractions.
• The Saanich Peninsula is also the site of agricultural development. Six wineries and a cider farm are located in the area, and there are a number of u-pick farms throughout the region. In fact, come October, the peninsula is the place to be for pumpkin picking and corn mazes.