Townhouse
39 photos$825,000
MLS® 1041070
836 BLACKBIRD Pl
Bear Mountain, Langford
4 bd3 ba1,709 sq ft
townhouses for sale under $2M in Bear Mountain, Langford
21 townhouses for sale under $2M in Bear Mountain, Langford, median asking $1,009,999 ($699,000 to $1,599,900). That's about $455 per square foot. The typical townhouse has been listed 39 days; 1 came on in the last 7 days.
Currently, 21 townhouses are for sale under $2 million in Bear Mountain, Langford. The median asking price is $1,009,999, with listings ranging from $699,000 to $1,599,900. The median price per square foot is $455, and the median days on market is 39. One listing has been added in the past 7 days, and 7 in the past 30. The median year built is 2025, indicating a focus on newer construction. Listings include 8 three-bedroom townhouses (median $827,450), 10 four-bedroom units (median $1,012,450), and 3 with five or more bedrooms (median $1,200,000). Of the total, 3 are priced under $750K, 10 under $1M, 19 under $1.5M, and all 21 are under $2M. Dolomite Ridge has multiple listings available.
- 21
- townhouses
- $1,009,999
- median asking
- $699K to $1.6M
- $455
- median per sq ft
- 39 days
- median on market
- 1
- listed this week
- 7 in 30 days
- 2025
- median year built
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by type
| type | homes | median |
|---|---|---|
| townhouses | 21 | $1,009,999 |
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What do townhouses under $2M in Bear Mountain, Langford cost?
Median asking price is $1,009,999 across 21 active listings, ranging from $699,000 to $1,599,900, or about $455/sq ft.
How fast are townhouses selling here?
The median active listing has been on the market 39 days. 1 townhouses were listed in the last week and 7 in the last 30 days.
How old are the homes?
Median year built is 2025 across the listings with a recorded build year.
Statistics are computed from the 21 active MLS® listings matching this page at render time and refresh hourly with the feed. Medians, not averages, so one outlier can't move them.
