Whistler Real Estate Company
#17-4308 Main Street, Whistler, BC, Canada
Searching for your perfect mountain home in Whistler? Spruce Grove, tucked north of White Gold, is a family-friendly neighbourhood characterized by single-family homes designed in a small lot subdivision format, with some employee housing townhomes built in the late 1990s. The community is bordered by Fitzsimmons Creek and wooded areas near Lost Lake, offering a serene atmosphere.
Additionally, Spruce Grove Park, situated in the heart of the neighbourhood, provides amenities such as baseball diamonds, a field house, and Whistler's Waldorf school.
Listings are subject to the Fair Housing Act and WLS rules.
Spruce Grove puts you minutes from Whistler Village but feels worlds away. Larger treed lots and quiet cul-de-sacs give the neighbourhood real privacy, so kids can play out front while you enjoy forest views and space for all your gear.
Homes here lean into classic chalet style—timber beams, river-rock fireplaces, and big mudrooms built for skis and bikes. Many add covered decks and private hot tubs, turning après-ski into an everyday perk.
Getting around is simple. The Valley Trail cuts through Spruce Grove, linking you to Lost Lake, Meadow Park Sports Centre, and the golf course without climbing into a car. A short bike ride or shuttle lands you in the Village for lifts, dining, and festivals.
To make an informed decision about buying a home in Spruce Grove, it's essential to understand the current market trends for detached homes in the Whistler area. Here’s a snapshot of the latest data.
These numbers paint a clear picture for buyers. Spruce Grove offers beautiful detached homes that have traditionally provided strong, stable growth. Detached homes trade around $3.65 million, and most find a buyer in under two months. With barely four months of inventory on hand, new listings remain scarce, which keeps prices edging up nearly 4 percent year-over-year.
For buyers, that means preparation is key: secure financing, watch the market daily, and move quickly when a well-kept chalet hits the MLS. In a neighbourhood where demand consistently outpaces supply, hesitation can cost you the keys.
Spruce Grove tucks into dense evergreens just north of the Village, offering larger, private lots and a forest-focused vibe. Alta Vista sits along Alta Lake, swapping tall trees for shoreline views and easy access to Lakeside and Wayside Parks.
Both neighbourhoods are zoned for long-term living (no nightly rentals), but their daily rhythms differ: Spruce Grove stays quiet year-round, while Alta Vista sees more summer activity from paddlers and beachgoers. If you want wooded seclusion and a quick Valley-Trail walk to Lost Lake, choose Spruce Grove; if morning swims and sunset lake views top your list, Alta Vista is the better fit.
No. Most of the neighbourhood is zoned residential-only, limiting rentals to 30 days or longer. The restriction protects Spruce Grove’s family-oriented character, making it better suited to full-time living or a personal vacation home.
Very. The Valley Trail follows Fitzsimmons Creek, putting you in the Village on foot or by bike in about 10-15 minutes. A quick ride or drive gets you to the Whistler and Blackcomb gondolas, and BC Transit runs winter shuttles for door-to-slope convenience.
Most chalets date to the ’80s and ’90s, so buyers look for modern kitchens and baths, energy-efficient windows, upgraded heating systems, and expanded decks or patios that take advantage of the forest backdrop.
Spruce Grove, located north of White Gold, is a family-friendly neighbourhood characterized by single-family homes designed in a small lot subdivision format, with some employee housing townhomes built in the late 1990s. The community is bordered by Fitzsimmons Creek and wooded areas near Lost Lake, offering a serene atmosphere.
Additionally, Spruce Grove Park, situated in the heart of the neighbourhood, provides amenities such as baseball diamonds, a field house, and Whistler's Waldorf school. Checkout video below to watch my exclusive tour of the Spruce Grouve neighbourhood in Whistler, BC.