ApartmentCA$650,000
Rossland

75 homes and apartments for sale in Rossland, Canada.
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24 properties shown
ApartmentCA$650,000
Rossland
HouseCA$145,000
Rossland
HouseCA$1,725,000
Rossland
HouseCA$1,375,000
Rossland
ApartmentCA$1,280,000
Rossland
ApartmentCA$780,000
Rossland
ApartmentCA$2,000,000
Rossland
HouseCA$1,100,000
Rossland
ApartmentCA$830,000
Rossland
ApartmentCA$774,900
Rossland
HouseCA$245,000
Rossland
ApartmentCA$675,000
Rossland
HouseCA$174,000
Rossland
ApartmentCA$645,000
Rossland
ApartmentCA$580,000
Rossland
HouseCA$2,567,000
Rossland
ApartmentCA$599,000
Rossland
HouseCA$1,389,000
Rossland
ApartmentCA$279,900
Rossland
HouseCA$495,000
Rossland
HouseCA$1,850,000
Rossland
HouseCA$674,900
Rossland
HouseCA$639,000
Rossland
HouseCA$989,000
Rossland
Buyer's guide: Rossland
Looking at Rossland real estate? Our 73 listings in the Kootenay mountain town have a median asking price of €404,313, split between houses (38) and apartments (30). Foreign buyers face a federal ban, so check status first.
These are asking prices from current listings, converted to euros. Half the market runs from €291,419 to €623,707. Reliable per-square-metre figures are not available for this sample, so compare individual listings rather than relying on an average.
| Measure | Rossland |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €404,313 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €291,419 to €623,707 |
| Houses | 38 |
| Apartments | 30 |
| Listings | 73 |
Besides 38 houses and 30 apartments, there are 4 plots and 1 commercial property. Three-bedroom homes lead (17), followed by four-bedroom (11), one- and two-bedroom (10 each) and five-plus (4).
Browse Canada houses and apartments. Condos tend to be near Red Mountain or the town centre, while houses are often older mining-era or mountain-style homes, so ask about heating and winter access.
Rossland is a former gold-mining town in the Kootenay Boundary region of southeastern British Columbia. Today it is known for Red Mountain ski resort, mountain biking and hiking, and a historic main street. Trail and Castlegar are nearby, and Spokane in Washington State is the closest large US airport hub. Winters are long and snowy.
Buyers are skiers, remote workers and people from Alberta or the coast seeking cheaper mountain living than Whistler.
Canada's federal ban on foreign purchases of residential property runs to 1 January 2027, with no extension announced and a replacement framework reported. BC's 20% foreign buyer tax applies in designated regions, so confirm whether Rossland's regional district falls inside one. Exemptions exist for some permanent residents and work-permit holders.
See our Canada buying guide and Canada financing guide.
Trail, Castlegar, Nelson, Grand Forks, Creston and Osoyoos are all in southern BC. See the Canada page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The federal ban applies until 1 January 2027, with limited exemptions. Check BC tax rules too.
Yes, Red Mountain is the main draw.
Thirty of 73 listings are apartments.
Generally yes, but compare property types on each page.