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A micro-neighbourhood within Penticton. This page focuses on location and housing character — for walkability, transit, climate, and safety metrics see the Penticton community page.
Naramata sits northeast of Penticton's urban core, stretching along the eastern bench of Okanagan Lake toward the small rural community of Naramata Village. While technically within the broader Penticton municipal area, it functions as a distinct rural enclave, bounded roughly by the lakeshore to the west, the rising benchland to the east, and connected to central Penticton via the winding Naramata Road. This corridor separates it meaningfully from the denser neighbourhoods closer to downtown, giving it a geography that feels decidedly removed from the city's built-up areas despite the administrative connection.
The housing character here is shaped by the area's agricultural and recreational heritage. Properties tend to sit on generously sized lots, with many homes occupying acreage that supports orchards, vineyards, or hobby farming alongside the residence itself. The built stock is a genuine mix, ranging from older character homes and modest mid-century cottages that reflect decades of use as seasonal retreats, through to newer custom builds and renovated properties that have attracted year-round residents drawn by the lakeside setting and winery culture. Waterfront and near-waterfront parcels carry a premium presence in the listing mix, while hillside and bench properties offer elevated lake views. Overall the neighbourhood carries an established, semi-rural feel with pockets of careful reinvestment, and the active listing mix reflects a broad range of bedroom configurations and price points across this varied residential landscape.
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Naramata sits northeast of Penticton's urban core, stretching along the eastern bench of Okanagan Lake toward the small rural community of Naramata Village. While technically within the broader Penticton municipal area, it functions as a distinct rural enclave, bounded roughly by the lakeshore to the west, the rising benchland to the east, and connected to central Penticton via the winding Naramata Road. This corridor separates it meaningfully from the denser neighbourhoods c
How many active MLS® listings are currently in Naramata?
Naramata currently has 8 active MLS® listings in the CREA DDF® feed. Listings refresh every four hours on EZtoFind.ca. Price range: $729K – $13.50M, median $2.80M.
Which municipality and BC region is Naramata part of?
Naramata sits within Penticton, Okanagan. For municipal-level walkability, transit, climate normals, and safety metrics see the Penticton community page on EZtoFind.ca.
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