Presenting the offering of an architecturally significant home on North Pender Island - the Point House by notable West Coast Modern architects Bo Helliwell and Kim Smith of Blue Sky Architecture. This exquisite waterfront home is situated on a 105 acre estate on North Pender Island. The estate overlooks Navy Channel and faces towards the sun-illuminated mountains of Mayne Island. The property includes a sustainable farm, the shoreline of Davidson Bay, a fifty foot dock, an idyllic pond, and acres of untouched old-growth forest.

Established in 1874, the 105 acre estate is home to the fully operational “Clam Bay Farm” sustainable organic farm. This historic sanctuary includes the farm, a vineyard, acres of untouched old-growth forest, a sawmill, a water treatment plant, and a powerful generator. The farm’s buildings include the original farm house, a gazebo, a guest/farmworker accommodation building, a sizable barn, a caretaker’s cabin, and a beach house. The property is capable of operating completely self-sufficiently from the island’s services.

The West Coast of British Columbia's Gulf Islands, located just north of the San Juan Island's are a paradisal place. These islands are characterized by breathtaking sandstone formations, the unique Arbutus tree, and a plethora of thriving wildlife. With some of the best boating, sailing, scuba diving, fishing, hiking, and beaches in the world there's no shortage of ways to enjoy the Gulf Islands. They also have a rich history of artisans and farmers - being Canada's only place with a sub-mediterranean climate. The Gulf Islands are a place where you'll find the finest craft food and products from jams to cider to handmade household goods to art.