1600 Goldenview Drive, Unit #10

An end-unit walkout rancher in Sunrise Pointe — a small 18-unit Lakeview Heights complex built in 2019 by Dilworth Homes. Just over 2,000 sq ft finished across two levels, with the primary bedroom on the main floor — the floor plan semi-retired and retired buyers consistently ask for. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms. Lake and vineyard views from the main living area, the covered deck, and the primary bedroom — and crucially, the view is protected. The easement below the property prevents future development from building it out.

The build is current-spec throughout: open-concept kitchen with quartz counters, gas range, soft-close drawers and full pull-outs, motion faucet. Dining and living spaces capture natural light. The covered deck has a natural gas BBQ hookup, electric sunshade, and the kind of view that justifies a Lakeview Heights price point. The walkout basement adds a family room, two more bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a walk-in closet — flexible for guests, an office, or whatever the next decade needs. Heated tile in select areas. Interior repainted 2024. Two-car garage with epoxy floor, built-in cabinetry, and overhead storage.

A few things buyers should know. The seller is purchasing another home and this sale is contingent on her securing an unconditional offer on her chosen replacement. That means the timeline is tied to her transaction, not entirely to the buyer's preferred schedule. Sunrise Pointe permits no rentals under 30 days. Pet rules are 2 dogs or cats combined, with breed restrictions. No RV or boat parking on site. Owner cost-sharing applies for snow removal on the easement.

Live walking distance to the Westside Wine Trail and Pritchard Beach, with a short drive to downtown Kelowna across the bridge.

The intended buyer is semi-retired or retired, downsizing from a larger Lakeview Heights or Kelowna home, and wants a turnkey lake-view property with the primary bedroom on the main floor — the floor plan that lasts the next 20 years rather than the next 5. The contingency on the seller's replacement-home search means buyers who can be flexible on closing timing have an advantage, and buyers in a hurry should weigh whether this listing fits their window. Secondary fit: a lock-and-leave second-home buyer who wants Lakeview Heights at a townhouse price point with the build quality of new construction.