ApartmentCA$65,000
Tumbler Ridge

55 homes and apartments for sale in Tumbler Ridge, Canada.
24 properties shown
ApartmentCA$65,000
Tumbler Ridge
ApartmentCA$75,000
Tumbler Ridge
ApartmentCA$89,900
Tumbler Ridge
ApartmentCA$97,000
Tumbler Ridge
ApartmentCA$78,000
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$244,900
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$230,000
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$259,900
Tumbler Ridge
ApartmentCA$85,000
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$214,900
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$219,900
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$229,000
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$144,900
Tumbler Ridge
ApartmentCA$55,000
Tumbler Ridge
ApartmentCA$91,500
Tumbler Ridge
ApartmentCA$92,900
Tumbler Ridge
ApartmentCA$63,000
Tumbler Ridge
ApartmentCA$92,000
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$350,000
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$170,000
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$198,000
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$157,000
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$269,900
Tumbler Ridge
HouseCA$215,000
Tumbler Ridge
Buyer's guide: Tumbler Ridge
Tumbler Ridge is a small planned town in northeast British Columbia, built around coal mining and surrounded by mountains, waterfalls and a UNESCO Global Geopark. Property for sale is mostly houses and apartments at low prices, with a median asking price of €137,905 across 55 listings.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros. Price per m² is not available, but the median listing size is 60 m².
| Figure | Tumbler Ridge |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €137,905 |
| Middle half | €92,271 to €162,916 |
| Median size | 60 m² |
| Listings | 55 |
43 listings are houses and 12 are apartments. Three-bedroom homes lead with 19, four-bedroom 14, two-bedroom 8, five or more 7 and one-bedroom 3. Many were built in the 1980s for mine workers, so check heating, windows and roofs. Compare with apartments in Canada.
A 60 m² median size means many small bungalows and apartment-style units. Several buildings were built quickly and have since changed hands among investors, so ask for maintenance records and check strata fees on apartments.
The town's economy tracks coal and wind-energy projects, so prices can swing. Winters are cold and snowy, and the nearest major city is Grande Prairie in Alberta. Buyers are workers, outdoors enthusiasts and investors who accept volatility; liquidity is thin. Remote-work retirees are another group.
Ask about municipal services, insurance and any mine-related land restrictions.
The town sits in the Peace region, where the geopark protects dinosaur tracks and waterfalls such as Kinuseo Falls, which brings seasonal visitors. Services are limited, so most larger shopping trips go to Dawson Creek or Grande Prairie.
BC has a 20% foreign buyer tax and the federal ban on foreign residential purchases runs to 1 January 2027. Small towns may fall outside the federal ban's urban scope, but confirm. See Canada consultation and financing.
Dawson Creek and Fort St. John are the regional centres. Grande Prairie and Clairmont are in Alberta. See Canada.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is remote and its economy depends on resource industries.
Demand rises and falls with mining and energy projects.
Yes, hiking, waterfalls and a geopark.
Grande Prairie, Alberta, or Dawson Creek in BC.
Subject to BC's tax and federal ban.
Some owners rent to mine and energy workers, but demand changes with project cycles. Treat income as uncertain.