Silver Star, British Columbia
As of November 12, 2026, the median asking price in Silver Star is $729,450, across 12 active public listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 81 days.
3 new listings came to market in Silver Star in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $570 per square foot, based on the 12 listings that report floor area.
Condos in Silver Star are listed at an average of $385,367 across 6 active listings.
North Okanagan C had a population of 4,511, a median household income of $105,000, 83% of households owning their home at the 2021 Census of Population. These figures describe the broader census geography, not Silver Star specifically.
A resort-base alpine village and recreational area
Silver Star is built around SilverStar Mountain Resort living, with homes designed for mountain access and seasonal use.
This is a purpose-built mountain base area where housing, dining, and recreation are tied to the resort rhythm and the winter ski season, with a smaller but growing summer pattern around biking and hiking. The appeal is stepping into a resort environment where “getting outside” is the default. It is not a place for a full set of everyday errands on foot or a wide spread of standalone local services beyond what the village and resort provide.
A large share of the housing is built specifically for direct mountain access, including ski-in/ski-out chalets, townhomes, and condos.
Dining and small retail are concentrated in the village setting, including spots like The Bulldog Grand Cafe Silver Star, The Red Antler, Long John's Pub, and Out Of Bounds Coffee.
Beyond winter, the area has a growing summer pull tied to mountain biking, hiking, and resort events, plus nearby recreation like Brewer's Pond.
The area skews toward seasonal residents and second-home owners, shaping a community feel that expands and contracts with the resort calendar.
Housing in Silver Star is dominated by resort-oriented forms: ski-in/ski-out chalets, townhomes, and vacation-focused condos designed around access to SilverStar Mountain Resort. The surrounding area includes recreational acreage that supports a more dispersed, mountain-adjacent ownership pattern.
A typical home is a vacation-oriented condo or townhome positioned for easy access to the resort village and mountain activities.
Weekends in the area tend to revolve around being on the mountain—winter days oriented to lift access and après-style village stops, and summer days oriented to trail time and resort programming. Dining and coffee options are clustered in the resort setting, with places like The Den Restaurant & Bar, Black Pine Social, and Out Of Bounds Coffee part of the village circuit.
In Silver Star, look past the asking price at how a specific home functions in a resort setting—access, practicality for seasonal use, and the ownership structure that comes with vacation-oriented housing.
Prioritize functional entry, gear storage, and day-to-day usability for ski and trail equipment. In resort housing, these details can matter as much as interior finishes.
Where the home is a condo or townhome, review what is included in shared responsibilities and how the building is managed. Resort-focused buildings can operate differently than year-round urban condos.
Confirm the home fits how you will use it across peak winter periods and quieter shoulder seasons, including practical considerations like ease of arrival/departure and maintaining the property when you are away.
On-mountain options are largely limited to resort services, so map out what you rely on day-to-day and where it is found off-mountain in nearby communities.
Selling in Silver Star is about making the “resort use-case” instantly legible: how the home supports mountain days, how it lives for short stays or seasonal use, and how close it sits to the village rhythm. Buyers are weighing distinctive layouts, access patterns, and building types rather than treating listings as interchangeable.
Show how the home supports ski and trail life—entry flow, storage, and the practical details that make a weekend work smoothly.
Market the home in the language of how it’s used: full-time living vs seasonal base vs occasional getaway. Clear positioning helps buyers match the property to their intended pattern.
For condos and townhomes, make shared-property details easy to understand, including what is maintained collectively and what is owner responsibility.
Highlight how the home relates to the village services and dining cluster—what’s convenient on-mountain versus what requires heading off-mountain.
Silver Star offers a true resort-base living pattern: housing designed around mountain access, a compact village with on-mountain dining, and a four-season recreation anchor in SilverStar Mountain Resort. The trade-off is limited everyday services beyond the resort core and a transportation reality that leans heavily on driving for broader needs. It’s a distinct fit for buyers who want the mountain to be the organizing principle, not a weekend add-on.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Walkability 33 · Transit access 0 · Bikeability 72
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