Hilliers, British Columbia
As of September 27, 2026, the median asking price in Hilliers is $1,749,500, across 6 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 80 days.
2 new listings came to market in Hilliers in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $644 per square foot, based on the 5 listings that report floor area.
Detached homes in Hilliers are listed at an average of $1,437,580 across 5 active listings.
Rural living between Coombs and French Creek
Hilliers is a low-density, country-leaning area where daily life is built around space, privacy, and driving for errands.
This is a place for people who want a rural setting and homes that come with room to breathe—often detached houses, manufactured homes, and hobby-farm style properties. The trade-off is straightforward: amenities are mostly accessed in nearby communities, and the low walk and bike scores reflect a car-oriented layout rather than a walkable main-street environment.
Hilliers is known for acreage properties and hobby farms, with housing that leans strongly toward detached homes and manufactured homes instead of dense multifamily options.
The area’s identity is tied to quieter, rural day-to-day living rather than an amenity-dense setting.
Local description of the area emphasizes a strong connection to outdoor recreation as part of the lifestyle draw.
Hilliers sits near places like Parksville, Qualicum Beach, French Creek, Coombs, and Errington, keeping regional services and shopping within the broader orbit even if they aren’t on the doorstep.
Housing in Hilliers is dominated by detached homes, manufactured homes, and small acreages, reflecting the area’s rural character and low-density pattern. Dense multifamily options are not a defining part of the local mix, so the market reads more as individual properties than as uniform buildings.
A typical home is a detached house or manufactured home oriented to a rural, space-focused lifestyle rather than multifamily living.
A weekend in Hilliers often starts from home: the property itself is part of the appeal, and the broader area’s description emphasizes an outdoor-recreation connection. For coffee, casual bites, or small treats, nearby stops include places like The Awakening Cafe, Creekmore's Coffee Roasting, and Coombs Donut Shop, with arts and makers represented by spots such as Creekside Studio and Gallery and Coastal Carvings Gallery.
In Hilliers, the property itself tends to be the main amenity, so look past the asking price to how the home’s setting and practical day-to-day access fit your routine. The low walk and bike scores make the on-site livability and vehicle access considerations especially important.
Map out where you’ll actually go for basics and habits like coffee or takeout, since options such as Thai Smile Cuisine, The Awakening Cafe, Creekmore's Coffee Roasting, KFC, and French Press Coffee Roastery & Cafe are nearby rather than embedded in a walkable core.
If schools matter to your plan, note the locations of Arrowsmith Independent School, Morning Glory School, and French Creek Elementary School as nearby options, and confirm the commute and logistics that fit your household.
Expect the search to center on detached homes, manufactured homes, and small-acreage properties; if you want dense multifamily living, the local housing mix generally won’t match that preference.
Because the area is oriented around properties rather than walkable amenities, pay close attention to how the home and land function for your day-to-day use, storage needs, and outdoor equipment—items that can matter more here than in denser settings.
Selling in Hilliers is about making the property’s day-to-day value instantly legible: buyers are often weighing one distinctive home against another, not choosing among interchangeable units. Clear, concrete presentation of what the property supports—how it lives, how it’s used, and how it connects to nearby services—does more work here than generic marketing language.
Show, in practical terms, how the home supports country-leaning living—space for equipment, outdoor use, and the routines that come with a lower-density setting.
Because the stock ranges across detached and manufactured homes, reduce ambiguity with straightforward details on the home’s configuration, outbuildings (if any), and what’s included.
Make it easy to understand how the home fits a car-based routine, including how owners typically reach nearby dining, shopping, and services in the surrounding communities.
Position the home around the reasons people choose Hilliers—quiet country living, privacy, and an outdoor-leaning backdrop—without trying to sell it as walkable or urban.
Hilliers offers a rural, low-density way of living where the home and property are central, and where detached houses, manufactured homes, and small acreages are the dominant housing forms. Its appeal is space, privacy, and a quieter country pace within reach of nearby hubs like Parksville, Qualicum Beach, and French Creek. It is not a place built for walkable errands or a bike-first routine, and it does not read like a dense, amenity-saturated setting.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Hilliers’ current for-sale market is very small, with 6 active listings spanning a range of home styles across the city and reflecting distinct pockets where size, lot characteristics, and setting can shift pricing from one area to another. Active asking prices are centered around a $1,749,500 median, averaging $644/sqft, and with homes sitting an average of 80 days on market so far, buyers may find room to be selective and negotiate while sellers remain anchored to premium expectations. With only 2 new listings in the past 30 days, fresh supply is limited, so standout properties in the most desirable parts of Hilliers can still draw attention despite the slower overall pace.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 27, 2026. Not financial advice.
Walk Score 8 · Bike Score 28
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