Warfield is a close-knit village of approximately 1,760 residents, located between Trail and Rossland along Highway 3B. Often referred to as the Jewel of the Kootenays, Warfield is known for its strong volunteer spirit, active sports culture, and distinctive character. The community is affectionately nicknamed “Mickey Mouse Town” for its iconic peaked-roof homes built in the late 1930s as worker housing. Situated at a lower elevation than Rossland, Warfield benefits from a milder climate with lighter snowfall, earlier springs, and warmer summers, while remaining just minutes from alpine recreation. The village backs onto golf, cross-country skiing, hiking, and mountain biking trails, offering immediate access to outdoor amenities without higher-elevation winter conditions. Recreation and livability are central to Warfield’s appeal. Amenities include multiple neighbourhood parks, walking trails, a community hall, an elementary school, and the recently refurbished Kootenay Savings Water Park. With its small-town charm, recreational access, and proximity to regional employment centres, Warfield offers an attractive residential option in the South Kootenay.