Refined country living, elevated. This extensively renovated executive residence offers 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and over 4,000 sq. ft. on 1.70 landscaped acres, just 15 minutes north of Creston. Its private, elevated setting captures panoramic views across the Creston Valley and the Selkirk Mountains.
From the moment you enter, you will fall in love—starting with the grand foyer and its high ceilings.
The spacious living areas feature oak hardwood and porcelain tile, crown mouldings, a wood-burning fireplace and rounded drywall corners for a refined and polished finish.
The main floor features a custom kitchen designed for gatherings, with full-height cabinetry, granite counters, a new stove, fridge and microwave, abundant storage and a striking live-edge granite island. 
This level also includes a family room with a fireplace, a living room with built-in storage and views, a formal dining room, laundry and mudrooms, and a full bathroom.
Upstairs is an extremely functional layout with three large bedrooms, plus a massive primary bedroom with a large walk-in closet and access to a cheater bathroom.
The walk-out basement offers an incredible number of possibilities, including the potential for an in-law suite with plumbing for a kitchen. It also includes a washroom, cold room, storage and workshop. This is the perfect space to process your garden harvest without heating up the rest of the house. 
Additional features include a 32′ × 16′ heated in-ground pool, screened sunroom and large two-car carport with under-stair storage for equipment and tools.
Recent improvements include a new roof, furnace, heat pump and hot water tank, along with 400-amp electrical service and a backup generator panel. The star of the show is the property’s three water sources, including a 22 GPM well and water and irrigation licenses.
This acreage is ready for your green thumb, with mature fruit trees, garden beds, a grape arbor, a large greenhouse and in-ground sprinklers.
Enjoy privacy, quality and a productive country lifestyle with Creston’s services nearby and recreation at Duck Lake, Twin Bays and Kootenay Lake within easy reach.
Diana Klejne Personal Real Estate Corporation- Stonehaus Realty Corp
Call: 604-789-8202 Email: DianaKlejne@Gmail.com
Quick Facts
6170 Highway 3A offers the privacy, space and sweeping views people seek in country living, while keeping everyday conveniences remarkably close. Wynndel Foods & Outdoors and Manzareh Bistro are approximately five minutes away, with Sirdar Station Pub, Kuskanook Harbour and the sandy shores of Twin Bays all within an easy drive. Creston’s schools, shopping, healthcare and services are approximately 15 minutes from home, while nearby Bathie backroads provide access to ATVing, snowmobiling, hunting and foraging. It is an ideal location for enjoying a quieter rural lifestyle, incredible Creston Valley, Duck Lake and Selkirk Mountain views, and four-season recreation—without sacrificing convenience.
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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Creston Valley Food Action Coalition Here
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Refined Country Living
Those who value privacy, panoramic views and a beautifully finished home without the demands of maintaining a large farm.
Gardeners and Food-Preservation Enthusiasts
Mature fruit trees, a grape arbour, greenhouse, irrigated garden beds, three water sources, a canning kitchen and cold room support a productive country lifestyle.
Families Who Want Space to Gather
Four bedrooms, more than 4,000 sq. ft., multiple living areas and a heated in-ground pool provide plenty of room for everyday life, entertaining and visiting family.
Outdoor Living Enthusiasts
The screened sunroom, heated pool, mature landscaping and established gardens create inviting spaces for relaxing and entertaining.
Those Who Value Comfort and Preparedness
Three water sources, 400-amp electrical service, a generator panel and recent mechanical improvements provide valuable infrastructure and added peace of mind.
Outdoor and Recreation Enthusiasts
Duck Lake, Twin Bays and Kuskanook Harbour are within minutes, offering convenient access to fishing, boating, swimming, hiking and year-round recreation.
Empty Nesters and Pre-Retirees
A peaceful, manageable acreage with space for gardening, hobbies, overnight guests and visiting family.
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6170 HWY 3A Wynndel BC $ 949,000 Property Type: Two Story Home on Acreage Year Built: 1980 (BC Assessment) Floor Area: 4,007 sqft (BC Assessment) Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 2.5 Property
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