HouseCA$699,000
Burns Lake

55 homes and apartments for sale in Burns Lake, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$699,000
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HouseCA$665,000
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HouseCA$800,000
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HouseCA$209,000
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HouseCA$995,000
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HouseCA$899,000
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HouseCA$580,000
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HouseCA$395,000
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HouseCA$459,000
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HouseCA$420,000
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HouseCA$365,000
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HouseCA$520,000
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HouseCA$440,000
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HouseCA$70,000
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HouseCA$549,000
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HouseCA$499,000
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HouseCA$379,900
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HouseCA$498,000
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HouseCA$175,000
Burns Lake
HouseCA$525,000
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HouseCA$590,000
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HouseCA$335,000
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HouseCA$335,000
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HouseCA$265,000
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Buyer's guide: Burns Lake
Burns Lake is a small forestry and service town on Highway 16 in northern British Columbia, in the Lakes District. Property for sale is mostly houses and acreage, with a median asking price of €228,797 across 55 listings. It is a remote market where affordability comes with trade-offs.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros. Floor-area data is missing for this area, so there is no price per m².
| Figure | Burns Lake |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €228,797 |
| Quartile range | €118,473 to €353,852 |
| Listings | 55 |
37 listings are houses, 15 are land and 3 are commercial. Bedroom counts: 12 each with three and four, 8 with five or more, 4 with two and 1 with one. The large share of four-bedroom homes points to family houses on big lots. Browse houses in Canada for national context.
Houses here are often on large lots or small acreages with wells, septic fields and wood or oil heating. Insurance and wildfire exposure vary by lot, so ask insurers before committing.
The area is known for fishing and boating on Babine Lake and Francois Lake, plus snowmobiling and hunting. The economy centres on forestry, so mill news moves the local market. Prince George is a long drive east, and Smithers is the nearest larger neighbour to the west. Winters are cold and long. Wildfire smoke is an occasional summer concern, and you should check insurance.
Buyers include lifestyle seekers wanting acreage, workers, and anglers who use properties seasonally.
British Columbia charges a 20% foreign buyer tax, and the federal ban on foreign residential purchases runs to 1 January 2027, with no extension announced. Rural areas may fall outside the federal ban's scope, but confirm. Read the Canada consultation guide and Canada financing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Forestry, services and tourism.
It is a few hours' drive west along Highway 16.
Yes, but check agricultural land and Crown boundary rules.
Yes, Babine and Francois Lakes are popular.
Prices are low, but resale depends on a small, resource-linked economy.
Burns Lake has a local hospital, while the nearest larger services and airports are in Smithers and Prince George, each a long drive.