$1,199,998
3386 Woodsdale Road
Lake Country · Vacant Land
Nightly rental homes in BC
11 homes for sale in Lake Country say nightly rentals are allowed. In Lake Country, BC law lets you rent by the night only in the home you live in, plus one suite or laneway home on the same lot. These homes fit if you plan to live there. Their middle asking price is $884,900. A licensed REALTOR® can review one with you.
Alerts cannot filter on nightly rentals yet. This one covers every new listing in Lake Country.
$1,199,998
3386 Woodsdale Road
Lake Country · Vacant Land
$739,000
$717/sqft
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,030 sqft
#202, 9652 Benchland Drive
Lake Country · Single Family
$2,445,000
$563/sqft
6 bd · 7 ba · 4,340 sqft
955 Gable Road
Lake Country · Single Family
$1,275,000
$970/sqft
3 bd · 3 ba · 1,314 sqft
#205, 9652 Benchland Drive
Lake Country · Single Family
$819,000
$746/sqft
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,098 sqft
#201, 9654 Benchland Drive
Lake Country · Single Family
$839,000
$452/sqft
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,857 sqft
16621 Maki Road
Lake Country · Single Family
$1,048,800
$795/sqft
2 bd · 3 ba · 1,319 sqft
#307, 9652 Benchland Drive
Lake Country · Single Family
$1,020,000
$773/sqft
2 bd · 3 ba · 1,319 sqft
#306, 9652 Benchland Drive
Lake Country · Single Family
$884,900
$678/sqft
3 bd · 3 ba · 1,305 sqft
#404, 9652 Benchland Drive
Lake Country · Single Family
$748,390
$683/sqft
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,095 sqft
#306, 9654 Benchland Drive
Lake Country · Single Family
$759,000
$932/sqft
2 bd · 1 ba · 814 sqft
#209, 9652 Benchland Drive
Lake Country · Single Family
NOTE: This representation is based in whole or in part on data generated by the Chilliwack & District Real Estate Board, Fraser Valley Real Estate Board or Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver which assumes no responsibility for its accuracy. The information contained on this site is based in whole or in part on information that is provided by members of The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), who are responsible for its accuracy. CREA reproduces and distributes this information as a service for its members and assumes no responsibility for its accuracy. MLS®, Multiple Listing Service®, and REALTOR® are trademarks of the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).
One other Lake Country listing says no nightly stays, or asks for 28 nights or more.
These are the listings' own words, not a promise. Check with the strata and the city.
The listing says: This prime C1-zoned property in the heart of the Woodsdale neighbourhood comes with an approved Development Permit for a modern three-storey, mixed-use building - zoning permits short-term rentals.
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
The listing says: Zara will also allow for short term rentals up to 30% of the building if you are a looking for a great investment property that will cash flow.
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
The listing says: A 2 bedroom LEGAL suite sits privately above the oversized garage, complemented by an additional 1 bedroom suite off the main home, both registered & licensed w/the District for short term rentals, w/o sacrificing privacy.
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
The listing says: ZARA allows short-term rentals in up to 30% of the building -an excellent opportunity for homeowners & investors.
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
The listing says: ZARA allows short-term rentals in up to 30% of the building—an excellent opportunity for both lifestyle buyers and investors.
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
The listing says: A separate studio in-law suite with Murphy bed, previously licensed for short-term rentals, provides added versatility.
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
The listing says: Short-term rentals permitted in up to 30% of the building, offering excellent investment potential.
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
The listing says: ZARA allows short-term rentals in up to 30% of building -an exceptional opportunity for lifestyle buyers & investors.
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
The listing says: With short-term rentals permitted in up to 30% of the building, ZARA offers excellent flexibility for both homeowners and investors.
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
The listing says: With short-term rentals permitted in up to 30% of the building, ZARA offers excellent flexibility for both homeowners and investors.
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
The listing says: Benefit from flexible short-term rental policies allowing stays as short as 5 days (per developer disclosure).
Lake Country requires you to live in the home to rent it by the night.
Where you buy decides which one you can do.
In places the province exempts, like resort towns and smaller communities, you do not have to live in the home. The strata rules and the local licence still apply.
In most BC cities, including Vancouver, Surrey and Victoria, you can rent by the night only in the home you live in, plus one suite or laneway home on the same lot.
Source: Province of BC, principal residence requirement. Rules can change. Ask the city and the strata before you buy.
| Place | Listings that allow it | Live-in rule |
|---|---|---|
| Vancouver | 137 | You must live there |
| Whistler | 134 | No live-in rule |
| Kelowna | 92 | No live-in rule |
| West Kelowna | 51 | No live-in rule |
| Sun Peaks | 38 | No live-in rule |
| Big White | 25 | No live-in rule |
| Vernon | 24 | You must live there |
| Oliver | 21 | No live-in rule |
| Revelstoke | 20 | No live-in rule |
| Mission | 18 | You must live there |
| Surrey | 17 | You must live there |
| Sunshine Valley | 16 | Ask the regional district |
| Chilliwack | 15 | You must live there |
| Richmond | 14 | You must live there |
| North Vancouver | 13 | You must live there |
| Ucluelet | 12 | No live-in rule |
| Rossland | 12 | No live-in rule |
| Agassiz | 11 | You must live there |
| Osoyoos | 11 | You must live there |
| Merritt | 9 | No live-in rule |
| Burnaby | 8 | You must live there |
| Sicamous | 8 | No live-in rule |
| Port Renfrew | 8 | Ask the regional district |
| Coquitlam | 7 | You must live there |
| Penticton | 7 | You must live there |
| Windermere | 7 | Ask the regional district |
| Langley | 5 | You must live there |
| Golden | 5 | No live-in rule |
| Cultus Lake | 5 | Ask the regional district |
| Fernie | 5 | No live-in rule |
| Valemount | 5 | No live-in rule |
| Hope | 5 | No live-in rule |
Share your plan in five short steps. A licensed REALTOR® will go over the rules for the place you have in mind.
Step 1 of 5
This decides where you can buy.
Yes. The rules are the same on every app. Since May 2024 the apps must take down listings that are not on the provincial short-term rental registry.
Each home here says so in its own listing, and the exact words are shown. That is the seller's claim, not a check. Ask the strata and the city before you count on it. A licensed REALTOR® can review one with you.
Yes. A licensed REALTOR® reads every request and calls you.
No. In most BC sales the seller pays the commission, so this help costs you nothing.
Written and maintained by Ray Rasouli, REALTOR®, licensed in British Columbia and founder of Relta Real Estate.
Source: MLS® listing data from BC real estate boards (MLS® Reciprocity) and CREA's DDF®.
NOTE: This representation is based in whole or in part on data generated by the Chilliwack & District Real Estate Board, Fraser Valley Real Estate Board or Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver which assumes no responsibility for its accuracy. The information contained on this site is based in whole or in part on information that is provided by members of The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), who are responsible for its accuracy. CREA reproduces and distributes this information as a service for its members and assumes no responsibility for its accuracy. MLS®, Multiple Listing Service®, and REALTOR® are trademarks of the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).
The rules summary is general information, not legal advice.