CA$3,499,880
Princeton
6 bd 6 ba 660 m²
Princeton, BC Houses for Sale: Similkameen Valley Value
91 homes and apartments for sale in Princeton, Canada.
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Properties for sale in Princeton
24 properties shown
CA$799,900
Princeton
4 bd 2 ba 201 m²
CA$1,399,600
Princeton
3 bd 2 ba 134 m²
CA$869,900
Princeton
3 bd 2 ba 211 m²
Land plotCA$1,799,999
Princeton
3 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$499,000
Princeton
3 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$389,900
Princeton
3 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$749,000
Princeton
4 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$187,900
Princeton
2 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$187,900
Princeton
1 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$309,900
Princeton
2 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$369,900
Princeton
2 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$550,000
Princeton
3 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$849,000
Princeton
3 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$789,900
Princeton
3 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$1,300,000
Princeton
5 bd 5 ba
ApartmentCA$479,000
Princeton
2 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$335,000
Princeton
2 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$564,900
Princeton
5 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$399,000
Princeton
3 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$799,000
Princeton
2 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$157,900
Princeton
2 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$1,490,000
Princeton
3 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$9,315,000
Princeton
4 bd 3 ba
Buyer's guide: Princeton
Princeton is a small town in British Columbia's Similkameen Valley, where Highways 3 and 5A meet, with mountain scenery and lower prices than the Okanagan. Our 91 listings have a median asking price of €407,384, with a middle range from €256,692 to €532,188.
Price figures
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, in euros. Price per m² is not available for this set.
| Item | Princeton |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €407,384 |
| p25 to p75 | €256,692 to €532,188 |
| Median size | 211 m² |
| Listings | 91 |
Types on sale
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Living in the Similkameen
Princeton has a historic downtown, a golf course, a museum and the Tulameen and Similkameen rivers, and hiking and fishing in the surrounding mountains. It lies about an hour from Penticton, with Keremeos and the orchard-and-vineyard country to the south-east, and Hope is a longer drive west over the Hope-Princeton Highway. Mining and forestry have shaped the economy. Buyers are Lower Mainland and Okanagan retirees, remote workers and outdoors fans looking for larger lots. Winters bring snow, and wildfires and flooding have affected the valley, so check insurance and access.
BC rules
Canada's foreign-buyer ban runs to 1 January 2027, and a replacement is reported. British Columbia adds a 20% foreign buyer tax in designated regions, so confirm if this area is covered. Rural lots may rely on wells and septic systems, and agricultural land has its own rules. Use a BC lawyer or notary for the purchase, and ask for a property disclosure statement. See the Canadian buying guide and financing page.
Princeton offers Okanagan-style scenery without the Okanagan price, but remote roads and wildfire insurance deserve a close look.
Neighbouring Okanagan and Similkameen towns
Keremeos, Penticton, Summerland, Peachland and Okanagan Falls are in the region, with Hope to the west. See the Canada overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Princeton: FAQ
How far is Princeton from Penticton?
About an hour by road, depending on conditions.
Is Princeton cheaper than the Okanagan?
Typically yes, but compare listings by property type.
Are there wildfire and flood risks?
Yes, both have affected parts of the valley.
Does BC's foreign buyer tax apply?
Possibly. Confirm the region's status with a lawyer.
Is there rental demand?
Limited, so treat purchases as lifestyle rather than yield plays.
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