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Set at the end of a long private driveway on 10 sunny, flat and usable acres in Canyon, this 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom luxury estate offers approximately 4,700 sq ft of space for family life and entertaining.
Built in 2007, the home has generous rooms, mountain views and a private rural setting.
The kitchen brings everyone together with granite counters, a two-tier island, farmhouse sink, pot filler, stainless steel appliances and oversized windows.
French doors from the dining room open to a covered deck. Hardwood floors, built-in shelving and a river-stone wood-burning fireplace give the living room warmth and character.
The main-floor primary bedroom has vaulted ceilings and deck access to the hot tub; its ensuite features a clawfoot tub, separate shower and double sinks.
Upstairs are three generous bedrooms with dormers and views. Each has bathroom access: one has a dedicated ensuite, while the other two share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom—an ideal arrangement for family or guests.
Basement offers a large recreation room (includes the pool table), ample storage, outdoor access and plumbing for a future bathroom. A new heat pump was installed in February 2026..
A new heat pump was installed in February 2026.
Outside, enjoy the heated in-ground pool, outdoor kitchen and bathroom, two covered decks, fenced garden, dog run, wood storage, underground sprinklers and substantial 3 car garage.
Minutes from Canyon-Lister Elementary, the Canyon Country Store, golf and hiking trails, with Creston about 10 minutes away.
Diana Klejne Personal Real Estate Corporation- Stonehaus Realty Corp
Call: 604-789-8202 Email: DianaKlejne@Gmail.com
Quick FactsCanyon, BC Quick Facts
Canyon is the kind of place where the growing season shapes the calendar and neighbours still trade produce, share what they know, and lend a hand when there’s work to do. Just minutes from Creston, this farming community offers room for gardens, animals, and the everyday rhythms of acreage life, with Cranbrook just over an hour away and Nelson about an hour and a half away.
The agricultural connection reaches the local school, too: Canyon-Lister Elementary has a garden program designed to connect students with their farming community. Canyon Park adds a playground, walking trail, and equestrian arena. Around here, the neighbourhood “gang” might arrive on bicycles—or horseback. Canyon-Lister Elementary
With its green landscape, sunny growing season, and strong farming roots, Canyon has a lot to offer people who want to grow food, keep horses, raise a family, or simply feel more connected to the land.
Nestled in the heart of the Creston Valley, Creston, British Columbia, is known for its welcoming small-town atmosphere, fertile agricultural land, stunning mountain scenery, and four-season outdoor lifestyle. With a population of approximately 5,500, Creston offers the conveniences of a full-service community while maintaining the relaxed pace and friendly spirit that make it one of the Kootenays’ most desirable places to call home.
Families have access to a variety of educational opportunities throughout the valley. Local schools include Prince Charles Secondary School, Adam Robertson Elementary, Canyon-Lister Elementary, and Erickson Elementary, serving both town and rural communities. There are alternative and home school programs available as well including Homelinks and Wildflower. Secondary students attend Prince Charles Secondary School, while College of the Rockies – Creston Campus offers continuing education, adult upgrading, career training, and professional development close to home. College Of The Rockies Creston Campus also provides access to a wide variety of continuing education and workforce training opportunities.
Healthcare services are centered around Creston Valley Hospital & Health Centre, providing 24-hour emergency care, inpatient services, diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, maternity care, and a range of outpatient programs. Residents also benefit from family physicians, dental clinics, pharmacies, physiotherapy, massage therapy, chiropractic care, counselling services, acupuncture, naturopathic practitioners, and other complementary health professionals throughout the valley.
The Creston & District Community Complex is a hub for year-round recreation, featuring an aquatic centre with lazy river, fitness centre, arena, curling rink, meeting spaces, playgrounds, pickleball courts, baseball diamonds, soccer fields, and a modern skate park. Whether you’re swimming, skating, curling, or attending community events, there’s something for every age and interest.
Downtown Creston offers an excellent selection of locally owned boutiques, banks, pharmacies, and professional services. We have 2 major grocery stores Dog Groomers and specialized Pet services and a multitude of farm to table businesses offering produce and preserves. There are 2 major Hardware/building centres, 1 local vet (other veterinarian options are available in Cranbrook and Bonners Ferry Idaho), flooring and other home improvement businesses in the Valley. Dining options range from family restaurants and cafés to international cuisine, breweries, bakeries, and pubs, creating a vibrant food scene that reflects the diversity of the community.
Creston has a thriving arts community supported by galleries, artisan studios, makers, and local musicians. The Tilted Brick Gallery showcases contemporary regional artists while workshops and classes encourage creativity throughout the year. Live music can be found regularly at local venues, wineries, breweries, and community events, contributing to the town’s welcoming and creative atmosphere.
Throughout the year, residents enjoy signature events including the Creston Valley Farmers’ Market, the Blossom Festival, the century-old Creston Valley Fall Fair, art tours, concerts, seasonal celebrations, and numerous sporting and agricultural events that bring the entire valley together.
One of Creston’s greatest strengths is its balance. You can enjoy fresh local produce, excellent schools, quality healthcare, and modern amenities without giving up easy access to hiking, fishing, golfing, skiing, wildlife viewing, or the quiet beauty of rural living. Whether you’re raising a family, planning retirement, working remotely, or pursuing a more self-sufficient lifestyle, Creston offers an exceptional quality of life that continues to attract people from across British Columbia and beyond.
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Families who want room to grow. Four bedrooms, generous living space, a games room, and a pool give everyone room to gather and room to spread out. Canyon has that wonderful rural rhythm: gardens, farms, neighbours lending a hand, and the occasional “street gang” travelling by bicycle or horseback. Canyon-Lister Elementary’s garden program reflects the community’s connection to growing food.
People who love to host. Picture long dinners that move from the kitchen to the covered outdoor living area, then summer afternoons around the heated saltwater pool. The poolside cookhouse, with its own fireplace and dining space, makes entertaining feel easy and memorable.
Buyers who want luxury with land. A grand stone fireplace anchors the living room, while the kitchen’s farmhouse sink, pot filler, and generous island bring beauty to everyday life. The main-floor primary suite offers private access to the hot tub and an ensuite with a clawfoot tub and rain shower. It’s a beautiful home with space to truly enjoy it.
Gardeners and growers. Canyon’s farming culture will feel like home to anyone who wants to plant a garden, share the harvest, and spend more time outdoors. Here, the acreage is part of the lifestyle, with Creston still just minutes away.
People with projects and passions. The triple garage, heated shop, gym, and substantial lower-level space leave room for vehicles, hobbies, fitness, and whatever else fills your days. This home is ready for a full life, indoors and out
4390 40th Street $ 1,325,000 Property Type: Single Family Home Luxury Acreage Year Built: 2007 Floor Area: 4,718sqft (BC Assessment) Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 4 Property Tax: $5,622.28 (2026) Contact Diana
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