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Vernon, Okanagan

Lumby Valley

As a smaller BC community, Lumby Valley falls outside the Greater Vancouver, Fraser Valley, and Sea-to-Sky Corridor focus areas — but that doesn't mean we can't help you get connected! 🐾 Would you like to be connected with a licensed REALTOR® in that area through Doug's referral network? Referral REALTOR® link.

A micro-neighbourhood within Vernon. This page focuses on location and housing character — for walkability, transit, climate, and safety metrics see the Vernon community page.

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About Lumby Valley

I need to clarify an important geographical point: Lumby Valley is not actually a sub-neighbourhood within Vernon. Lumby is a separate, distinct community located approximately 25 kilometres east of Vernon along Highway 6. The Lumby Valley refers to the rural and small-town area surrounding the Village of Lumby itself, nestled in the Monashee Mountains. While Lumby and Vernon share the North Okanagan region and many residents commute between the two communities, they are separate municipalities with Lumby maintaining its own village identity distinct from the City of Vernon. The Lumby Valley area features predominantly single-family homes on larger, more spacious lots that reflect its rural character and small-town atmosphere. The housing stock tends to be a mix of older character homes dating from the mid-20th century alongside more recent builds, with many properties offering acreage that appeals to those seeking a country lifestyle with room for gardens, workshops, or hobby farms. The streetscape maintains an established, pastoral feel with tree-lined roads and mountain views, though pockets of newer residential development have appeared as the community grows modestly. The active listing mix shows residential properties with varied bedroom configurations and price points that reflect the diversity of lot sizes and home ages, from modest village homes to larger rural properties on multi-acre parcels.
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About Lumby Valley

What is Lumby Valley, Vernon known for?
I need to clarify an important geographical point: Lumby Valley is not actually a sub-neighbourhood within Vernon. Lumby is a separate, distinct community located approximately 25 kilometres east of Vernon along Highway 6. The Lumby Valley refers to the rural and small-town area surrounding the Village of Lumby itself, nestled in the Monashee Mountains. While Lumby and Vernon share the North Okanagan region and many residents commute between the two communities, they are sepa
How many active MLS® listings are currently in Lumby Valley?
Lumby Valley currently has 0 active MLS® listings in the CREA DDF® feed. Listings refresh every four hours on EZtoFind.ca. Price range: — – —.
Which municipality and BC region is Lumby Valley part of?
Lumby Valley sits within Vernon, Okanagan. For municipal-level walkability, transit, climate normals, and safety metrics see the Vernon community page on EZtoFind.ca.
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