Pemberton

About Pemberton

Real Estate Statistics

Total Listings 20,236

Average Price $1,728,906

Highest Price $79,800,000

Lowest Price $900

Pemberton Community Information

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7668 Cerulean Drive, Pemberton

$579,000 - 12,363 Sf

MLS® # R2875923

Angell Hasman & Associates Realty Ltd.

Lot 4 Owl Ridge, Pemberton

$850,000 - 5 Acres

MLS® # R2875908

Whistler Real Estate Company Limited

7463 Dogwood Street, Pemberton

$1,649,000 - 3 Beds, 2,130 Sf

MLS® # R2875906

Whistler Real Estate Company Limited

7390 Larch Street, Pemberton

$1,325,000 - 3 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,352 Sf

MLS® # R2875894

Whistler Real Estate Company Limited

# 14a 8205 Merlot Peak Drive, Pemberton

$739,000 - 12,499 Sf

MLS® # R2861690

Royal LePage Global Force Realty

# 29 1400 Park Street, Pemberton

$824,500 - 2 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,158 Sf

MLS® # R2875285

Whistler Real Estate Company Limited

1033 Cedar Grove Road, Pemberton

$1,995,000 - 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,888 Sf

MLS® # R2875135

Whistler Real Estate Company Limited

7501 Pebble Creek Drive, Pemberton

$699,000 - 33,226 Sf, 1 Acres

MLS® # R2875126

RE/MAX Sea to Sky Real Estate

# Dl 8352, Pemberton

$649,000 - 16 Acres

MLS® # R2875093

Whistler Real Estate Company Limited

1710 Highway 99, Pemberton

$4,250,000 - 7 Beds, 7 Baths, 3,708 Sf

MLS® # R2875010

Stilhavn Real Estate Services

Lot 163 In-shuck-ch Forest Service Road, Pemberton

$339,000 - 1 Bed, 735 Sf

MLS® # R2874878

Whistler Real Estate Company Limited

1764 Pinewood Drive, Pemberton

$2,995,000 - 5 Beds, 5 Baths, 3,721 Sf

MLS® # R2873414

RE/MAX Sea to Sky Real Estate

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The Pemberton Story

Located at the foot of Mount Currie, Pemberton was founded in 1858 and incorporated in 1956. Originally reached only by water, the village of Pemberton was home first to peoples of the Interior Salish who settled at the base of Mount Currie and the head of Lillooet Lake. Along with those seeking gold, other Europeans settled on the rich farmland nearby in the late 1880’s. The local population increased with the building of a passenger train in 1914 which provided easier access to the Pemberton Valley for those who chose to farm when there was no longer access to gold. Today, travel to Pemberton is easy along a thirty minute stretch of Highway 99 from Whistler.

The Pemberton Valley was first famous for growing seed potatoes but now agriculture is more diverse with natural beef, fruit, vegetables and dairy products. Pemberton also has several organic farms which are acquiring a reputation for providing fresh, organic and local produce to the Sea to Sky markets and to some markets in Vancouver. The clean air, rich soil and warm climate support the growing of root crops, some of which are used in a vodka distillery, also found in Pemberton.

Tourism continues to grow in Pemberton. Recreational opportunities abound and include: horseback riding, gliding, skateboarding, canoeing and kayaking, cycling and mountain biking, swimming, camping, hiking, and fishing. In winter months, the area is popular with snowmobilers. Many tourists visit each year to see the spectacular Nairn Falls and to hike to the stunning glaciers and turquoise water in nearby Joffre Lakes Provincial Park.

Amenities in Pemberton include: two golf courses, elementary and secondary schools, child care facilities, a community centre, a museum, medical centre, police and fire station, a library, local shops and convenience stores, light industry, farmers markets and an airport.

In recent years Pemberton has been growing in population. The 2011 census notes that it is one of the fastest growing communities in BC. Today there are approximately 2500 people in the Village and local neighbourhoods. The beauty of the Valley, along with unlimited recreational, commercial and residential opportunities makes Pemberton a desirable place to call home.

Why Pemberton? People are choosing Pemberton as a place to live because of its interesting blend of history and growth, the old and the new, because of its unsurpassed outdoor lifestyle, and because of the affordable and easily accessible residential (condominiums, townhomes, single family dwellings), farming and commercial space. Neighbourhoods include: The Village, and the Pemberton Benchlands, Plateau and Meadows.

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