Osoyoos Real Estate

I just finished uploading this Osoyoos Mobile Home for sale, at 3 7614 97th Street, OSOYOOS, BC. Cozy, clean & very well maintained 3 bdrm mobile home in Watson Mobile Home Park. 12'x64' plus addition and storage shed. Space for a little garden and parking. Adult oriented, pets with approval, rentals not allowed. Monthly pad rental, $265. Great location, close to all amenities & Osoyoos Lake.

I just finished uploading this Charming Osoyoos House For Sale, at 6802 85th Street, Osoyoos, BC.

Great present & future investment potential in this charming 3 bedroom home on a 60'x135' corner lot in superb location in the middle of downtown Osoyoos, close to schools, shops & Osoyoos Lake beaches. Cozy & bright, recently remodeled 1,350 sqft. 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, bungalow style that can be easily converted to revenue duplex. New floors, countertops, stainless steel appliances, modern lighting fixtures, gorgeous side porch for morning coffee or for your afternoon glass of wine. Fruit trees right in your front yard and

I just finished uploading this gorgeous Osoyoos House For Sale, at 6225 97th Street, OSOYOOS, BC.

Charming level entry quality home in sunny Osoyoos, South Okanagan, located minutes to Osoyoos Golf Club, steps to Osoyoos Lake and its lovely sandy beaches. Tile flooring throughout, radiant heating, central air conditioning, large, bright livingroom and dinning room - great for entertaining, sunny kitchen with nook, island and ample oak cabinets, bay windows and door opening to the gorgeous 25'x12' tiled deck with partial views of Osoyoos Lake. Oversized master bedroom with marble gas fireplace and spa bathtub in the en-suite. Lower level

 

The 2007 RE/MAX Recreational Property Report found the top-end of the market stands to gain most from the aging baby boom demographic, as many prepare for their retirement years. Teardowns, custom-builds, and renovation continue unabated as a result, changing the shoreline of lakes and rivers in 34 of the 39 markets surveyed from Newfoundland/Labrador to British Columbia. Upper-end sales have also affected recreational property values across the board, placing upward pressure on prices, particularly in Western Canada. Starting prices have topped $500,000 in 31 per cent of recreational property markets. Only seven offer waterfront