Available for the first time “Boulder House” is an architectural and sustainable-design icon. This one-of-a-kind residence seamlessly integrates with its .45-acre landscape, boasts 180° Salish Sea views. Natural light, exposed engineered fir beams, reclaimed fir floors with radiant heat, a dramatic see-through concrete crystal-inspired fireplace, and custom cabinetry are among its hallmarks. The chef’s kitchen features sculptured, building block-design cabinets, natural granite countertops, and premium appliances. The primary suite offers a private terrace and a spa-inspired ensuite. A two-car garage, elevator, rooftop deck offer more; flex rooms support up to 4 bedrooms and concrete and steel construction can support expansion. Featured in The New York Times and other publications, Boulder House is blocks from John Dean Park, and a short drive to Victoria International Airport, Swartz Bay ferry terminal and downtown Victoria. Tranquility, luxury and architectural excellence await.
Highlights include reclaimed fir floors with radiant heating, exposed parralam beams, a crystal-inspire double-sided fireplace and 180-degree ocean views
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A massive sliding glass door framed in Japanese cedar glides effortlessly on its aluminium frame, opening the living room to the outdoors
Exposed wood parallam beams add texture and warmth while track lighting enhances the living room's art gallery feel
Custom built-in cabinetry finished in grain-matched Colorado Ash is a hallmark carried over to the kitchen, primary room and library
The kitchen's sculptured cabinetry adds artful beauty and lends a private feel to the defined dining area
Reclaimed fir floors from a former airport hangar flow continuously from the living room through the formal dining area and into the kitchen
Elegantly ensconced between the living room and kitchen, the dining area is designed to support focused conversation
The chef's kitchen is built for functionality, efficiency and artful culinary pursuits
Custom cabinetry clad in grain matched Colorado Ash complements natural granite counter tops shimmering with red flecks
High end appliances include built-in microwave, convection oven and induction stove top, warming drawer and impressive Sub Zero fridge freezer
A cedar and glass zero-gravity front door welcomes lights and casts playful shadows in the afternoon
The flex room offers a private entrance and roughed in plumbing, supporting its use as a bedroom, private living quarters, media room, office and more
The powder room includes a custom cantilevered counter top
Elegant elements including reclaimed fir wood stairs set against reveal drywall treatments lend to the home's continuity and inherent craftsmanship
The stairway leading to the roof top deck offers a view into the kitchen
A cedar and glass door lead to the roof top deck
The rooftop deck offers stunning views and has been designed to support another level, should one wish to expand the residence
View from the deck looking southeast
The front door's cantilevered awning extends into the living room adding a touch of industrial flare
The walls of this warm living space are backed with plywood, lending to their art gallery like functionality
The sitting room / library features an integrated Murphy bed and sliding barn door, enabling its utility as an optional 4th bedroom.
The upstairs full bath is situated between the study and bedroom
A spacious bedroom offers both privacy and a sightline to exposed beams, which harken to the undercarriage of a wooden ship or musical instrument
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Sculptured cabinetry and reclaimed fir floors continue in the primary bedroom
A sliding glass door leads to a private terrace
A luxurious primary room ensuite features a jetted tub, shower, heated floors and other accoutrements
The glass walled shower features natural green stone floor
The primary room's private terrace is finished in natural stone
A view of the home's modern design from the back yard. Among the options, a swimming pool and pool house could readily be added with access provided through the living room's massive sliding door.
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Concrete steps meander through a boulder garden that leads to the residence's front entrance. The home's north and south wings and main living area in between appear suspended over the landscape
A metal and concrete bridge lead to the front door's glass and metal canopy. A secondary doorway to the flex room, lends to its utility as an office or quarters for quests and support staff.
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Crisp lines, wood finishings and concrete substrate speak to the residence's modern sophistication and structural integrity
Boulder house -- an icon of sustainable building design and modern sophistication
The generous lots gives the property a private parklike feel
An impressive piece of land situated at the end of a cul-de-sac in Dean Park, one of North Saanich's finest neighbourhoods
View of Boulder House's coveted position in the manicured Dean Park neighbourhood
Aerial view looking southeastward from Boulder House's position in the Park Pacific Terrace cul-de-sac
A westward facing aerial view at sunset shows Boulder House nestled against ?ÃU,WELNEW/John Dean Provincial Park and the shimmering waters of the Saanich Inlet and BC's Southern Gulf Islands.
Looking north from Dean Park across rich farmlands towards the Town of Sidney, Victoria International Airport, BC's Southern Gulf Islands and beyond
Data was last updated April 3, 2026 at 04:05 PM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
13
Avg list price:
$1,595,000
Min list price:
$1,195,000
Max list price:
$2,950,000
Avg days on market:
29
Min days on market:
2
Max days on market:
353
Avg price per sq.ft.:
$535.64
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type
and located in
NS Dean Park. Average values are
derived using median calculations. This data is not produced by
the MLS® system.