As part of the Eaglecrest Re-visioning project, the Town is offering select Town-owned parcels in the Eaglecrest neighbourhood for sale.
These land sales are part of the Town’s financing strategy to support the purchase of the Eaglecrest Golf Course Lands without impact to taxation, while balancing long-term community priorities such as recreation, housing, environmental protection, and public access.
A rare opportunity to acquire 0.35 ha (0.86 acres) of subdividable land in the Eaglecrest neighbourhood, backing directly onto covenant-protected green space. The property benefits from an established road network and is located across the road from Eaglecrest Golf Course, which is currently being reconfigured into a regulation par 35 course.
The Town will consider offers for the parcel as a whole, or for individual lots. With subdivision potential, this land is suitable for a range of low-scale housing, and can be sold serviced or unserviced.
What’s permitted
What’s the minimum parcel size in this area?
What’s the minimum road frontage for subdivision?
Is the land being sold as individual lots?
The Town will consider offers for the parcel as a whole, or for individual lots.
Can the land be subdivided?
Yes, there is a Preliminary Layout Acceptance in place for a five-lot subdivision with two lots located north of Blind Bogey Drive and three lots located south of Blind Bogey Drive. However, the Town would be open to alternative subdivision layouts that comply with the existing zoning.
Is the land being sold serviced or unserviced?
The Town is open to selling the land serviced or unserviced. If the land is sold prior to servicing, it can not be used for residential purposes until serviced.
Has the engineering work for servicing been completed?
Yes, the design was done by Koers Engineering. An application has been made to BC Hydro.
What’s happening on the adjacent Town-owned land (former golf course)?
The land is covenant-protected as a natural recreation area.
Are there buried irrigation lines?
Yes, there is some old irrigation buried on the land that is now decommissioned.
Does the Tree Protection Bylaw apply?
Yes, trees with a diameter at breast height of more than 12” require a permit for removal.
Will development require a development permit?
Single detached dwellings, duplexes and suites do not require a development permit. Houseplexes or other configurations with three or more units will require a development permit.
Will the Town take the highest offer?
While price will be a key consideration, it will not be the sole determining factor in evaluating submissions.
How will Council be involved in the Decision?
All offers received by the deadline will be presented to Council for consideration and acceptance. Council reserves the right to accept or reject any offer at its sole discretion.
Interested parties may submit written offers to purchase the land. Offers must include:
Offers must be received no later than 3:00 pm on Friday, June 5, 2026 and may be delivered, in a sealed envelope, addressed to:
Town of Qualicum Beach
Attn: Heather Svensen, Director of Corporate Services/Deputy CAO
#201 – 660 Primrose Street
Qualicum Beach, BC V9K 1S7
Email: [email protected]
A unique opportunity to construct a custom residence on an established street. Zoned Residential 1, these two lots provide generous width, treed backdrop, and flexible zoning allows for some creative opportunities. Both lots back onto covenant-protected green space. The parcel can be purchased as a whole, or as individual lots.
What’s permitted
Is the land being sold serviced or unserviced?
The Town is open to selling the land serviced or unserivced. If the land is sold prior to servicing, it can not be used for residential purposes until serviced.
Has the engineering work for servicing been completed?
Yes, the design was done by Koers Engineering. An application has been made to BC Hydro.
What’s happening on the connected Town-owned land?
The land will be preserved as a natural green space.
Does the Tree Protection Bylaw apply?
Yes, trees with a diameter at breast height of more than 12” require a permit for removal.
Will development require a development permit?
Single detached dwellings, duplexes and suites do not require a development permit. Houseplexes or other configurations with three or more units will require a development permit.
Will the Town take the highest offer?
While price will be a key consideration, it will not be the sole determining factor in evaluating submissions.
How will Council be involved in the Decision?
All offers received will be presented to Council for consideration and acceptance. Council reserves the right to accept or reject any offer at its sole discretion.
These two parcels are being sold by HOMELAB Real Estate Group and are currently posted online at Realtor.ca:
Contact HOMELAB Real Estate at 250-240-7584
This Residential 1 zoned building lot in Qualicum Beach’s popular Eaglecrest neighbourhood provides a unique opportunity to construct a custom residence on an established street. The property’s generous size, Golf Course views and flexible zoning allows for some creative opportunities.
What’s permitted
Is the land being sold serviced or unserviced?
The Town is open to selling the land serviced or unserivced. If the land is sold prior to servicing, it can not be used for residential purposes until serviced.
Has the engineering work for servicing been completed?
Yes, the design was done by Koers Engineering. An application has been made to BC Hydro.
Will development require a development permit?
Single detached dwellings, duplexes and suites do not require a development permit. Houseplexes or other configurations with three or more units will require a development permit.
Will the Town take the highest offer?
While price will be a key consideration, it will not be the sole determining factor in evaluating submissions.
How will Council be involved in the Decision?
All offers received will be presented to Council for consideration and acceptance. Council reserves the right to accept or reject any offer at its sole discretion.
This parcel is being sold by HOMELAB Real Estate Group and is currently posted online at Realtor.ca.
Contact HOMELAB Real Estate at 250-240-7584
Public feedback played an important role in shaping the updated Zoning Bylaw and Official Community Plan (OCP) amendments for the Eaglecrest Golf Course lands.
After making changes in response to public comment at the October 6, 2025 Public Hearing, Council adopted the Zoning Bylaws and OCP Amendments at its Regular Meeting on October 22, 2025.
These updates were a key part of the Town’s due-diligence and financing process ahead of the potential purchase of the Lands in December 2025.
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To contact the Town with questions or inquiries related to this project, please use the Public Inquiry Form.
