Whistler Real Estate Company
#17-4308 Main Street, Whistler, BC, Canada
Among all Whistler real estate, a home in Sunridge is the ultimate mountain acquisition - combining doorstep ski access, uninterrupted southern sun, and a prestige factor that keeps values climbing year after year. Perched just above the Village’s bustle, each estate claims deeded peak-to-peak panoramas and the security of owning in a neighbourhood where listings surface rarely and sell confidently.
Yet owning here isn’t only about appreciation; it’s about daily ease. Imagine clipping in on a private groomed trail, carving first tracks, then gliding back for lunch on a terrace drenched in afternoon light. Evenings pivot seamlessly from après in the Village to fireside gatherings in a glass-walled great room—all within a five-minute drive, but worlds apart in privacy.
Listings are subject to the Fair Housing Act and WLS rules.
Sunridge sits on a south-facing bluff that bathes every deck and living room in full-day sunshine, turning winter afternoons into golden hour and summer dinners into long sunset affairs. Downhill, the Village delivers groceries, galleries, and the energy of a four-season resort - all reached in minutes without sacrificing seclusion.
Beyond the light, true ski-in/ski-out living shapes the routine: step off your heated patio, glide to the Creekside Gondola, and return via a residents-only trail tuned for smooth, private access. That rhythm threads outdoor thrills into the daily pulse of this mountain town.
Architecture here leans grand - think timber, stone, and walls of glass framing peaks - but Sunridge still feels intimate thanks to oversized lots and strict residential zoning. If you crave an even loftier perch, Kadenwood offers lift-serviced estates, while Blueberry Hill and Alta Vista trade ski-back convenience for lakeside calm.
Buyers eyeing Sunridge know the playbook: inventory stays tight, and when a view-lot chalet hits the feed, decisive offers win. Most sellers here are legacy owners, so pricing reflects both emotional attachment and tangible scarcity.
Positioning matters. Updated, move-in-ready estates with direct trail frontage command top dollar and often attract international cash offers within weeks. Older builds on secondary view lines still trade briskly but leave room for value-add renos—think energy-efficient glazing or modern alpine interiors. If you’re timing an entry, watch for early-season listings; owners who prefer a summer exit may negotiate on closing dates or include designer furnishings to streamline the handoff. Pre-approval and proof of funds remain table stakes in this enclave.
A groomed residents-only trail links every driveway to Lower Franz’s run and the Creekside Gondola. You can ski home the same way, so it’s a true door-to-slope loop—no shuttles, no parking lots.
The neighbourhood faces due south on an elevated bench, so even mid-winter days stay bright. You’ll feel the difference on patios and in natural-light great rooms long after other parts of town fall into shade.
No. Zoning here is strict residential, which keeps traffic low and preserves property values. Long-term rentals are fine, but short-term or nightly stays are off the table.
Roughly a 3- to 5-minute drive, depending on snow. Walking is possible in summer via the Valley Trail, but most residents opt for the quick car or e-bike ride when popping into the Village for dinner or events.