H68 Strawberry Lane

Nestled within the gated Huckleberry community and tucked away on ¾ of an acre, this meticulously built three-year-old forested retreat represents idyllic mountain escapism at its best. The main cabin offers 869 square feet with two bedrooms and one bathroom, while the living space is extended by a fully finished 133 square foot powered bunkhouse perched among the trees—pure mountain magic.

Set back for privacy, the home welcomes you with a large gravel driveway—with separate parking for RVs, toys, and guests—and a 172 square foot covered front porch, ideal for morning coffee in the crisp mountain air or escaping the mid-day sun. Inside, an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area unfolds. The living room features a propane wood stove nestled between two large windows, while the home is filled with natural light thanks to extra triple-pane windows designed to accentuate the surrounding forest.

The dining area flows alongside the kitchen, offering space for a full table setup. Stainless steel LG appliances and navy-blue cabinetry pair tastefully with the home’s natural wood tones. A gas range, soft-close cabinetry, pull-out storage, Lazy Susan, and porcelain farmhouse sink complete a kitchen designed for both function and style. The main level also features modern vinyl plank flooring, an under-stair coat area, dedicated storage, and a three-piece bathroom with rain shower.

Upstairs, two sizable bedrooms benefit from a large dormer that enhances both light and functionality. A built-in work area with forest views sits at the end of the hall—perfect for handling anything that arises while away. The home is further equipped with extra roof and pipe insulation for winter months, hot water on demand, Telus internet/telephone, and LED lighting throughout.

Off the kitchen, a fully covered 163 square foot back deck provides space for storage, a wood pile, and BBQ or smoker, with room for a full patio setup. This leads to an oversized gravel patio—levelled by a retaining wall—creating an ideal setting for gatherings and long evenings around the fire.

Perched above the patio, the bunkhouse—lovingly dubbed “The Nest”—offers its own private escape. Enter via a covered 51 square foot deck into a cozy retreat with four windows (including a glass door), an electric fireplace, and attic access. It’s a true forested sanctuary, offering peace and quiet among lush greenery.

The property also offers short-term rental potential in a community known for extremely low Airbnb vacancy. Whether for investment or personal use, it’s the perfect place to reconnect and recharge—Sunshine Valley awaits.

About the Community

Life in Sunshine Valley is defined by the seasons — and every one of them offers something special.

In the winter months, the valley transforms into a snow-covered playground with snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and a charming outdoor ice rink. As the snowline rises and the mountains re-emerge, outdoor opportunities expand even further — from ATV and dirt-bike trails to hiking, fishing, and paddling, there is no shortage of wilderness to explore right from your doorstep.

When alpine flowers return and warmer days settle in, the community truly comes alive. Residents have the option to join the Sunshine Valley Community Recreation Society (annual membership), which includes access to an outdoor heated swimming pool and hot tub, park space, and a recreation centre complete with games room, library, gathering areas, and complimentary Wi-Fi. A new outdoor children’s spray park is currently set to open this summer, adding yet another layer of family-friendly appeal.

Community events are abundant and welcoming — from Easter egg hunts and sourdough workshops to weekly yoga sessions, Canada Day celebrations, and seasonal fundraisers featuring live music, food trucks, and local craft beer from Mountainview Brewing Co..

Everyday essentials are close at hand with a year-round general store, and a dedicated volunteer fire rescue service supports local safety and peace of mind.

Adventure, however, remains the true hallmark of the area. Located just minutes from the entrance to E.C. Manning Provincial Park — less than five minutes to the gate and approximately 35 minutes to the lodge — residents enjoy effortless access to hiking trails, skiing, snowboarding, cross-country routes, and snowshoeing. The community is also only 15 minutes to Hope, 18 minutes to Kawkawa Lake, and 28 minutes to Silver Lake Provincial Park, making day trips simple and spontaneous.

Relax. Recharge. Invest in lifestyle.

Whether this becomes your full-time residence, a weekend escape, or a proven income-generating retreat, Sunshine Valley offers a rare blend of community, recreation, and mountain serenity — truly a place unlike any other.