Explore our current homes, acreages, land, and commercial listings in Fort St. John and the Peace Region. From family homes to rural properties and investment opportunities, here’s what’s available now.

The real estate market in Fort St. John and the Peace Region continues to offer incredible opportunities for families, investors, acreage buyers, and those looking for commercial space. Whether you’re dreaming of lakeside living, searching for a move-in ready home in town, or expanding your business, we’re proud to showcase a diverse selection of listings across Northern BC.

Here’s a quick look at what’s currently available:

Residential Listings

8508 82 Street – Fort St. John

A welcoming home in the heart of the city, perfect for first-time buyers or anyone looking for a clean, move-in ready space close to schools, parks, and amenities.

12874 Forest Avenue – Charlie Lake

Enjoy peaceful rural living just minutes from town. This property offers the perfect blend of space, privacy, and the relaxed Charlie Lake lifestyle.

11416 92 Street – Fort St. John

A great family-friendly option in a highly desired neighbourhood, featuring modern updates and ample space for growing households.

13223 Lakeshore Drive – Charlie Lake

A stunning property in one of the most sought-after areas near the lake. Perfect for those wanting room to breathe with quick access to outdoor recreation.

11075 257 Road – Fort St. John (Acreage)

A beautifully updated home on a spacious parcel of land. Ideal for anyone looking for acreage living that’s still close to the conveniences of town.

11108 85 Avenue – Fort St. John

A unique mixed-use opportunity with residential and light-industrial potential, offering flexibility for home-based businesses or investment.

17266 Prespatou Road – Fort St. John Rural

A fantastic rural opportunity with plenty of land, privacy, and the freedom to create the lifestyle you want—ideal for farming, homesteading, or hobby operations.

Land & Lots

Lot 11 – 114A Avenue

A prime residential lot in a desirable area of Fort St. John, ready for your new home build.

Lot 4 – 240 Road

A great rural parcel offering space and potential for your future home or investment project.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Whether you're drawn to in-town living, the peace of rural life, or the opportunity to build your dream home, these listings offer something for every buyer. The Fort St. John market is active, and well-priced properties don’t stay available for long.

📞 Call/Text Brenna at 250.262.6441 to book a showing or learn more about any of our current listings.
Brenna Burns PREC
CENTURY 21 ENERGY REALTY
FORT ST. JOHN 📍

Buying a home is one of the most exciting and largest financial steps you’ll ever take. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or upgrading to your dream acreage in the Peace Region, it’s important to understand all the costs involved. In Fort St. John’s competitive housing market, planning ahead helps you make confident, stress-free decisions.

Here’s a breakdown of the hidden costs every homebuyer in Northern BC should be prepared for:

1. Home Inspection

Before finalizing your purchase, always invest in a professional home inspection. It typically costs between $600 - $900 but can save you thousands in potential repairs. In our region’s colder climate, pay special attention to insulation, heating systems, and foundation issues.

2. Property Appraisal

If you’re getting a mortgage, your lender will likely require an appraisal to confirm the home’s value. Expect to budget around $500–$1000. This step ensures you’re paying a fair price and protects your investment.

3. Legal Fees

A real estate lawyer will handle the paperwork, title transfer, and mortgage registration. Legal fees in Fort St. John generally range from $1,200 - $2,200.

4. Property Transfer Tax

In British Columbia, buyers pay a Property Transfer Tax (PTT) when purchasing real estate. For most homes, it’s 1% on the first $200,000 and 2% on the remainder up to $2 million.
💡 Tip: First-time home buyers may qualify for a full or partial exemption — ask your Realtor or lawyer to confirm your eligibility.

5. Adjustments and Utility Hookups

Sellers may have prepaid property taxes or utility bills. These are adjusted at closing so each party only pays their share. New homeowners should also budget for utility connection fees, which can vary depending on location and provider.

6. Moving and Setup Costs

From hiring movers to setting up internet and garbage collection, small expenses add up quickly. Plan for $3,000+ to cover your move comfortably — especially if you’re relocating from another BC community or province.

7. Home Insurance and Maintenance

Before you get your keys, your lender will require proof of home insurance. Premiums depend on property type, location, and value — usually between $1,600–$4,500 per year.
Don’t forget to budget for ongoing maintenance like furnace servicing, snow removal, or well and septic upkeep if you’re buying rural property.

Why This Matters in the Fort St. John Market

The Peace Region’s housing market offers incredible value compared to many BC areas, but being financially prepared gives buyers an edge. Understanding the true cost of homeownership helps you act quickly and confidently when the right property comes along.

Whether you’re drawn to a family home in town or an acreage outside city limits, Brenna and her team are here to guide you through every step — from offer to keys in hand.

📞 Call/Text Brenna at 250.262.6441
Brenna Burns PREC
CENTURY 21 ENERGY REALTY
FORT ST. JOHN 📍