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3BR Sea-to-Sky Retreat with Rec Room, Near Creek
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3BR Sea-to-Sky Retreat with Rec Room, Near Creek
- Summary:
A quiet, forest-lined retreat above Howe Sound, minutes from the ocean and its cafes and museum. Fall asleep beneath a wall of infinity glass with mountain views from bed, and wake to a running creek just outside the door. A private trail leads to freshwater pools and a known canyoning route through the rock. Two separate decks catch sunrise and sunset over a 180-degree panoramic view. This home has also hosted major film production, including a scene from Marvel's Deadpool.
The Space:
- Stargaze from bed through a wall of infinity glass
- Soak in a freestanding tub set right at a forest-view window
- A rec room with an in-ground trampoline, foam pit, and full martial arts setup
- Aerial yoga swing and suspension trainer rigged from the great room's steel beams
- A chef's kitchen with a Wolf range, Sub-Zero fridge, and a stocked walk-in pantry
- Canyoning on Britannia Creek, once-in-a-lifetime, steps away
- Sunrise deck, sunset deck, plus a private trail to the creek's freshwater pools
- The house that filmed Deadpool
- Three bedrooms, three distinct personalities, all with panoramic views
- Driveway parking for 4+ vehicles — boats welcome
This forest-lined property sits just minutes from the ocean, quiet enough to actually rest and recharge, with the Britannia Mine Museum and Britannia's Village five minutes away by car for food, coffee, and culture.
A running creek sets the tone below the house, with forest trails starting right at the door. A private path leads to the creek's freshwater pools, rarely used by anyone else, and this same stretch of Britannia Creek is a known canyoning route for guests chasing something more adventurous.
Inside, big windows and an open-concept layout bring a 180-degree panoramic view of trees, mountains, and ocean into every room. Two separate decks split the day — sunrise coffee on one, sunset on the other — and the primary bedroom's wall of infinity glass turns falling asleep into a stargazing experience.
The property carries real film history: one of Marvel's most memorable opening sequences, from Deadpool, was shot right here, and the attached studio has also hosted Tron's biggest action sequences and wire work training for the leads of Avatar: The Last Airbender and Percy Jackson. The rec room continues that legacy with a full-size foam pit and trampoline that visiting kids remember for years.
Every season here has something to offer — mushroom foraging in fall, water sports and hiking in summer, skiing and snowshoeing in winter with Whistler Blackcomb nearby, and hiking or horseback riding in spring. What ties it all together is the quiet: enough to feel like a real reset, whether the stay is a few days or a month.
Guest Access:
Guests have full private access to the home, apart from a separately rented ground-floor suite with its own entrance and its own guest during your stay. The driveway and backyard are shared with that suite — everything else is exclusive to your group. The garage is not accessible to guests, but the driveway parking fits four-plus vehicles, with free street parking also available.
The Neighborhood:
This home sits above Britannia Beach, on BC's Sea-to-Sky corridor between Vancouver and Whistler — forest on one side, Howe Sound on the other. A private path leads straight from the door to the creek, where a series of freshwater pools make for a quiet afternoon, and the same stretch of water is part of a well-known local canyoning route for guests chasing something more adventurous.
Five minutes by car brings you to Britannia Beach's small but growing village strip — a restaurant, several coffee shops, an ice cream shop, and the Britannia Mine Museum, all within steps of each other along the water. It's a genuinely quiet stretch of coastline: no through-traffic, no noise, just trees and tide.
Getting Around:
A car is the best way to experience this area — the home sits on the Sea-to-Sky Highway corridor with easy access both south toward Vancouver (under an hour) and north toward Squamish and Whistler Blackcomb. Driveway parking comfortably fits four-plus vehicles, with free street parking also available. The property is well suited to guests arriving with boats, jet skis, or bikes in tow.
Every season brings something different: paddleboarding, kayaking, hiking, downhill mountain biking, and rock climbing in summer; mushroom foraging through the surrounding forest in fall; snowshoeing, snowmobiling, skiing, and snowboarding in winter, with local mountains on one side and Whistler Blackcomb on the other; and hiking, horseback riding, and biking in spring.
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