Enderby, British Columbia
As of September 27, 2026, the median asking price in Enderby is $679,000, across 27 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 107 days.
6 new listings came to market in Enderby in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $377 per square foot, based on the 27 listings that report floor area.
Detached homes in Enderby are listed at an average of $659,678 across 23 active listings.
Detached-home living by the Shuswap River
Enderby offers a compact, serviceable core with a detached-home base and easy regional connections.
This is a largely low- to medium-density residential area with a defined centre, a river-adjacent setting, and the day-to-day convenience of local shops, parks, and community facilities. The appeal is a grounded, lived-in place where many properties are distinct rather than cookie-cutter. It is not a dense, transit-led environment, and it is not a district dominated by new-build inventory.
The area is centred around downtown and lands near the Shuswap River, giving it a clear geographic anchor and a different feel than purely highway-oriented places.
Highway 97A runs close by, shaping how people connect outward toward Vernon, Armstrong, and Salmon Arm.
Dining, shopping, health services, and community recreation are represented by a wide set of local options, from Enderby Farmers' Market and IGA to Enderby Arena and Enderby Library.
The housing mix is led by detached houses, with vacant land also common, supporting buyers who want property-level flexibility rather than a purely turnkey condo market.
The area’s housing is mainly detached houses, with vacant land also common, creating a market where properties can differ meaningfully from one another. Alongside the detached-home base, the overall character reads as low- to medium-density rather than multi-storey or master-planned.
A typical home in Enderby is a detached house, sometimes alongside nearby parcels of vacant land in the same local mix.
A weekend here can revolve around local parks such as Belvidere Park and Waterwheel Tuey Park, plus community-oriented stops like Enderby Farmers' Market and Enderby Library. Recreation options in the area’s orbit include Enderby Arena and multiple martial-arts gyms, with additional outing ideas ranging outward to places like Mabel Lake Golf & Country Club.
In Enderby, the important differences are often property-by-property: condition, how the home has been maintained, and the practical fit between the location and your daily errands. It also pays to evaluate how the area’s walk/bike reality matches how you actually plan to get around.
With a meaningful share of older single-family homes and modest infill noted in the area’s character, confirm renovation quality, maintenance history, and any deferred work before you compare homes on price alone.
Walk Score of 51 and Bike Score of 49 suggest some trips can be done locally without a car, but not all. Map your most frequent stops (groceries, pharmacy, recreation) to the specific home location.
Highway 97A is a defining connector; consider how easy it is to incorporate into your regular routes and how that influences the feel of the immediate area around a given property.
Vacant land is common in the mix; if you are considering land (or a home with a land-forward angle), clarify what you need the site to do and whether the specific parcel supports that intent.
Selling in Enderby is about making the specific value of your property easy to see, because buyers are often weighing distinct homes rather than a row of similar units. Clear positioning—what the home is, how it lives day-to-day, and how it connects to the area’s parks, services, and Highway 97A—does a lot of the work.
With many detached houses and a limited supply of newer builds in the area’s character, maintenance and updates read loudly. Pre-list clarity on what has been improved and what has been kept original helps buyers understand the home’s trajectory.
Show practical proximity to the places that shape routines in the area—shopping like IGA or Red Apple Stores, services such as pharmacies, and community anchors like Enderby Arena or Enderby Library—without leaning on broad claims.
If your property relates well to nearby parks such as Belvidere Park or Waterwheel Tuey Park, make that relationship legible in how you present the home’s day-to-day use and outing options.
Where the property’s appeal is tied to land (or the possibility of land use), present it as a clear, concrete story: what the buyer is actually getting beyond the house, and how it differs from more typical residential offerings.
Enderby offers a compact, river-adjacent setting with a detached-house foundation, a meaningful spread of local amenities, and straightforward access to Highway 97A. It stands out for buyers who want a place where properties feel individual and where vacant land is part of the overall mix. It is not the right match if your priority is dense, car-free living or an area defined by abundant newer-build options.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Enderby’s for-sale market is moderately supplied, with 27 active listings spanning everything from in-town homes near services to larger properties on the rural edges, reflecting a broad mix of lot sizes and housing styles across the city. Current active listings have a median asking price of $679,000 and average $377 per sq ft, while the average 107 days on market suggests buyers often have time to compare options and negotiate, especially in areas or property types that are less turnkey. With 6 new listings in the past 30 days, inventory is refreshing but not surging, keeping the market relatively balanced for buyers and investors watching for value pockets.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 27, 2026. Not financial advice.
Walk Score 51 · Bike Score 49
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