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Frank’s neighbourhood guide · Chilliwack

Fairfield Island homes
for sale.

There are 35 homes for sale in Fairfield Island, Chilliwack right now, priced from $490K to $3.5M, with a typical asking price around $885K (about $409 per sq ft). On the market: 34 houses, 1 land. On Frank you can search Fairfield Island in plain English, sort by true monthly cost, and filter for rainscreen, suites, EV chargers and walk score.

See all 35 homes in Fairfield Island

35

Homes for sale

Active listings right now

$490K

Starting from

Lowest asking price

$885K

Typical asking

Median of active listings

$409

Per sq ft

Median asking

Cost of living here

What it really costs
to own in Fairfield Island.

$5,579

Typical monthly cost

Mortgage, property tax, strata and insurance

$160

Typical strata fee

Per month, where the listing reports one

$327

Typical property tax

Per month ($3,930 a year)

  • House · 34 for sale$5,629/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 Fairfield Island.

Quick answers

Buyers ask.

How much does a home cost in Fairfield Island?
Asking prices for the 35 homes for sale in Fairfield Island run from $490K to $3.5M, with a median of $885K.
Are there houses under $900K in Fairfield Island?
Yes — 20 of the 34 houses for sale in Fairfield Island are asking $900K or less right now.
How many 3-bedroom homes are for sale in Fairfield Island?
33 homes in Fairfield Island have three or more bedrooms, with a median asking price of $889K.
What are typical strata fees in Fairfield Island?
The median strata fee on homes for sale in Fairfield Island is about $160 a month, based on listings that report one.

Answers update from today’s listings.

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