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Frank’s neighbourhood guide · West Vancouver

Chelsea Park homes
for sale.

There are 8 homes for sale in Chelsea Park, West Vancouver right now, priced from $1.79M to $4.78M, with a typical asking price around $2.99M (about $763 per sq ft). On the market: 7 houses, 1 townhouse. On Frank you can search Chelsea Park in plain English, sort by true monthly cost, and filter for rainscreen, suites, EV chargers and walk score.

See all 8 homes in Chelsea Park

8

Homes for sale

Active listings right now

$1.79M

Starting from

Lowest asking price

$2.99M

Typical asking

Median of active listings

$763

Per sq ft

Median asking

Cost of living here

What it really costs
to own in Chelsea Park.

$17,476

Typical monthly cost

Mortgage, property tax, strata and insurance

$836

Typical strata fee

Per month, where the listing reports one

$655

Typical property tax

Per month ($7,860 a year)

  • House · 7 for sale$17,476/mo

Medians of homes for sale now. Monthly cost is Frank’s estimate of mortgage, tax, strata and insurance; your real number depends on your down payment and rate.

On the market

Listings in Chelsea Park.

Quick answers

Buyers ask.

How much does a home cost in Chelsea Park?
Asking prices for the 8 homes for sale in Chelsea Park run from $1.79M to $4.78M, with a median of $2.99M.
Are there houses under $3M in Chelsea Park?
Yes — 4 of the 7 houses for sale in Chelsea Park are asking $3M or less right now.
Are there townhouses under $2M in Chelsea Park?
Yes — 1 of the 1 townhouse for sale in Chelsea Park are asking $2M or less right now.
How many 3-bedroom homes are for sale in Chelsea Park?
8 homes in Chelsea Park have three or more bedrooms, with a median asking price of $2.99M.
What are typical strata fees in Chelsea Park?
The median strata fee on homes for sale in Chelsea Park is about $836 a month, based on listings that report one.

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