Situated on the "Street of Dreams," 20-acre sun-drenched estate. Minutes to downtown Pemberton. Panoramic views of Mount Currie and Valley. High ceilings, fir flooring, versatile 4-bedroom + flex layout. 2-bedroom suite perfect for rental income. Awesome climate & access to recreation.
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Located on Collins Road—Pemberton’s "Street of Dreams"—this 20-acre sun-drenched estate perfectly blends luxury with a functional homestead lifestyle. Architecturally designed to maximize natural light and unobstructed views of Mount Currie, Meager and the valley, the main residence features high ceilings, tall windows, fir flooring, and pine accents. The spacious floor plan includes four bedrooms plus a flex room, complemented by modern comforts like a heat pump (A/C), wood stove, and municipal water. An additional 1,115 sq. ft. two-bedroom suite with a gas fireplace and private deck provides excellent rental income potential or guest housing.
The property is a true outdoor sanctuary, including a winding paved driveway, irrigation systems, organic gardens, and expansive covered decks. Built on an engineered structural mound above flood code, the flat, prime farmland is suited for horses and offers ample space for a future pool, barn, or shop. Just 3 minutes from town, schools, and trails, this rare property offers a front-row seat to the best of the valley.
Pemberton is widely considered the "hidden gem" of the Sea-to-Sky corridor. While Whistler is a global tourism hub, Pemberton offers a more authentic, "soulful" mountain town experience that balances world renowned outdoor adventure with a quiet, agricultural lifestyle. Pemberton is often 3-10°C warmer than Whistler. It sits in a "rain shadow," meaning it gets significantly more sunshine and much hotter summers. The agricultural growing conditions are widely regarded as some of the best in BC.
You won’t get tired of this view, believe me. Embrace a homestead lifestyle on sunny, flat, sub irrigated land, perfect for horses and outdoor activities year-round. 20 acres of land less than 1 km as the crow flies from Pemberton’s growing downtown core, I can’t think of a better investment.
Call the listing agent today for more information or to book a time to go by for a look. The house is currently tenanted, so we need reasonable notice.
1380 Collins Road - Pemberton, BC
Drive north on Highway 99 (the Sea to Sky Highway). You’ll follow the coastline past Howe Sound, go through Squamish, then continue into the mountains toward Whistler. Stay on Highway 99 through Whistler and keep heading north; after about 30 more minutes you’ll descend into the Pemberton Valley and arrive in Pemberton.
The full trip from Vancouver is roughly 2.5 hours depending on traffic and weather.
From Whistler, it’s a simple, 25- to 30-minute scenic drive north on Highway 99. The road passes Green Lake, climbs through mountain curves, then drops into the wide Pemberton Valley.
Pemberton is a small village in the Sea to Sky Country of British Columbia, located about 33 km north of Whistler and roughly 158 km north of Vancouver. It sits in a scenic valley surrounded by mountains, lakes, rivers and farmland. The region is known for its warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, a climate that promotes both agriculture and outdoor recreation.
Nearby Whistler is a much larger resort town known worldwide for outdoor recreation, particularly skiing and mountain biking. Its pedestrian village, ski hills, and resort culture have made it one of North America’s most recognized mountain resort destinations. Whistler became especially prominent after hosting many of the alpine events for the 2010 Winter Olympics. The local vibe blends high end resort energy with a laid back mountain lifestyle, attracting outdoor lovers, families, and international visitors year round.
Pemberton’s tourism numbers are smaller than Whistler’s but still significant for its size with tourism split between winter and summer seasons and a huge global reputation for skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, hiking, and events. Overall, Pemberton feels more rural and nature oriented with a strong agricultural heritage, while Whistler has a vibrant resort town atmosphere with extensive tourism infrastructure. Both appeal to outdoor recreation fanatics but differ in scale and intensity and visitor activity.
Pemberton’s fertile mountain valley is surrounded by the Coast Mountains. The valley has rich agricultural soils that support hay fields, potato farms, berry crops, and pastureland, giving the area a mix of open farmland and riparian greenery along the Lillooet River.
Surrounding lower slopes are dominated by temperate rainforest, typical of coastal British Columbia, including western red cedar, Douglas fir, western hemlock, and Sitka spruce.
At higher elevations, forests transition to subalpine vegetation with lodgepole pine, mountain hemlock, and alpine meadows filled with wildflowers in summer.
Pemberton is known for its laid back mountain lifestyle and wide open valley terrain that makes it a mecca for outdoor recreation. Ski touring and backcountry skiing are extremely popular in winter. Snowmobiling and cross country trails draw winter riders and Nordic skiers.
In warmer months, the area shifts to mountain biking, trail running, and hiking, with an extensive network of valley and forest trails connecting scenic viewpoints and river areas. Standout natural spots include the turquoise alpine scenery of Joffre Lakes Provincial Park, the riverside walking trails and waterfall views at Nairn Falls Provincial Park, and paddling, swimming, and lakeside trails at One Mile Lake. Horseback riding, fishing along the Lillooet River, and scenic gravel riding through farmland also shape Pemberton’s recreation scene, giving it a quieter, nature immersed feel compared to resort towns.
Whistler delivers a high energy mountain resort experience built around world class skiing, biking, and trail systems. Winter revolves around alpine skiing and snowboarding at Whistler Blackcomb, along with snowshoeing and groomed Nordic trails throughout the valley.
Summer transforms the area into a global mountain biking destination, especially in the Whistler Mountain Bike Park, while hundreds of hiking and multi use trails wind through forests and alpine terrain. Popular lake spots include swimming and paddling at Lost Lake, lakeside beaches and valley trails around Alta Lake, and scenic cycling routes near Green Lake. The combination of lift accessed alpine terrain, well developed trail networks, and lake based recreation gives Whistler a vibrant, adventure focused atmosphere year round.
In the 1800s the area was part of the traditional territory of the Lilʼwat First Nation. European settlement began with activity around the Fraser Gold Rush in 1858 and grew slowly until the arrival of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway in 1915, which connected the valley to mills, markets, and other towns. Agriculture, especially potato farming and other crops suited to the fertile valley soil, became an important part of the local economy, and in recent decades tourism and agri tourism have also expanded. Today Pemberton retains a small town, outdoor oriented vibe with a strong community feel rooted in nature and farming.
Please see mapping section, all boundaries are approximate.
50°19'48.26"N and 122°48'29.07"W
Electricity, septic, water (city/municipal).
The main house is 3,588 square feet and features high ceilings, tall windows, fir flooring, and pine accents. The spacious floor plan includes four bedrooms plus a flex room, complemented by modern comforts like a heat pump (A/C), wood stove, and municipal water. An additional 1,115 sq. ft. two-bedroom suite with a gas fireplace and private deck provides excellent rental income potential or guest housing.
Additional improvements include a fenced garden and equipment shed.
$4,320.29 (2025)
AGR-1
PARCEL A (X266835) DISTRICT LOTS 164 AND 165 LILLOOET DISTRICT PLAN 883
PID 011-396-709
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