If the truth be told…you probably have imagined just that
Mountains and lakes surround the southeastern corner of BC known as the Kootenay region. You may have heard about it from the lucky ones who have visited. Some of them passed through on their search for the perfect balance of work, life, recreation and opportunities and never left.
This means that the region is full of people just like you. They made
the decision to locate in safe neighbourhoods with great schools, surrounded by
unrivalled natural beauty and limitless outdoor activities.
The Kootenay region is home to many communities, some high in the
mountains, some alongside beautiful lakes or rivers, others on fertile
agricultural land. All of them are unique.
Take a look at some of the places you could live via the links below
and imagine your better life in the Kootenays.
Boundary Country is comprised of 9 rural communities located in the southeastern part of British Columbia, nestled between the Okanagan and Kootenays, and spans from …
With a population of over 14,000, Castlegar and RDCK Area’s I and J are
located within the Selkirk Mountain Range at the confluence of the mighty
Columbia …
From Canal Flats to Spillimacheen including the First Nations
communities of Shuswap and Akisknuk, the beautiful Columbia Valley lies
within “The Valley of a Thousand …
The Creston Valley
Kootenay Lake area, from the hamlet of Yahk-Kingsgate through to the Creston
Valley and along the east shore of Kootenay Lake isn’t just a …
Nelson has an unusual abundance of
big city cosmopolitan amenities, coupled with an authentic small-town charm.
Nelson has a growing population of 10,600; with Greater Nelson encompassing
18,000 …
Revelstoke and Area, with an estimated population of 8,125 has built a reputation for community living in a spectacular and historic mountain setting. The community …
Trail, Rossland & Area – where industry & lifestyle meet!
Spectacular setting? Check. Storied
history? Check. Great local services? Check. Incredible outdoor recreation?
Check. Affordable? Check.
Our communities have …
