HouseCA$999,900
Nelson

115 homes and apartments for sale in Nelson, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$999,900
Nelson
HouseCA$260,000
Nelson
HouseCA$1,150,000
Nelson
HouseCA$1,650,000
Nelson
HouseCA$95,000
Nelson
ApartmentCA$575,000
Nelson
HouseCA$265,999
Nelson
HouseCA$90,000
Nelson
HouseCA$249,000
Nelson
HouseCA$760,000
Nelson
HouseCA$639,000
Nelson
ApartmentCA$479,900
Nelson
HouseCA$1,099,000
Nelson
ApartmentCA$539,900
Nelson
HouseCA$749,000
Nelson
HouseCA$749,900
Nelson
HouseCA$1,199,000
Nelson
HouseCA$1,099,000
Nelson
HouseCA$399,500
Nelson
ApartmentCA$299,000
Nelson
HouseCA$1,225,000
Nelson
ApartmentCA$485,000
Nelson
ApartmentCA$479,900
Nelson
ApartmentCA$649,000
Nelson
Buyer's guide: Nelson
Nelson real estate appeals to buyers who want a walkable mountain town with character, arts and lake access. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show 115 properties with a median asking price of €469,504, among the higher figures in the Kootenays.
All numbers are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros. Floor-area data is not available for this city.
| Indicator | Current listings |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €469,504 |
| Middle half of asking prices | €338,463 to €650,905 |
| Listings analysed | 115 |
There are 85 houses, 14 apartments, 12 land parcels and 4 commercial listings. The bedroom split is unusually wide: 37 three-bedroom homes lead, then 19 listings with five or more bedrooms, 17 four-bedroom homes, 13 two-bedroom homes and 9 one-bedroom units. The large-home count reflects heritage houses on the hillside and lakeshore properties, which lift the upper quartile to €650,905.
The town is known for its restored Victorian-era downtown on Baker Street, a lively arts scene, Selkirk College and the nearby Whitewater ski area. Steep streets and old wiring or plumbing are common in heritage houses, so a thorough inspection matters. Summers are warm and the lake is a draw for boating.
For comparison, Castlegar (Castlegar) has the regional airport, while Trail, Rossland, Creston and Grand Forks offer cheaper alternatives in the same wider region.
The federal ban on foreign purchases of residential property runs to 1 January 2027 and may be replaced, so check current status. BC also charges a 20% foreign buyer tax. Exemptions exist for permanent residents and some workers. See our Canada consultation guide, mortgage options for foreigners and the Canada overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Demand from lifestyle buyers and a limited supply of heritage and lakeside homes push the median to €469,504.
They can be, with knob-and-tube wiring, old foundations and steep sites. Commission a building inspection and check insurance.
Many foreign nationals are currently barred or taxed at 20% in BC. Get legal advice on your exact status first.
Yes, with skiing in winter and lake activities in summer, plus a student and arts community that supports local demand.