A two-storey stucco strata building in Osoyoos with ground-floor two-bedroom condos, carports and vineyard views, according to MLS® listings.
Details marked “per MLS® listings” vary by unit. Strata documents are the source of truth.

8911 92nd Avenue is a two-storey stucco building with a red tile roof, balconies on the upper level and covered carport parking, set back from the street behind landscaped beds and a brick address sign.
The units that have come up for sale are ground-floor, two-bedroom, two-bathroom condos. Listings have described vineyard and mountain views and a location close to shops, restaurants, wineries and walking trails. One listing put the beach about a six-minute walk away.
Photo: Pat Miazga, October 2026. Listing details are from MLS® listings and can differ by unit and over time.
Buyers who want ground-level access, covered parking and storage, and a residential setting near vineyards may want to look at this building. It is a strata condo; confirm ownership and rules in the strata documents.
Listings for the building describe a location near shops, restaurants, wineries and walking and nature trails, with vineyard views from some units. For how the neighbourhoods around Osoyoos compare, see Osoyoos real estate. Pat can walk the surroundings with you and point out what the listing photos do not show.
Get the bylaws, minutes, financial statements, depreciation report or waiver, and any planned special levies before you write an offer.
Confirm the strata plan number, the number of units and who manages the building from the Form B or strata documents, rather than from listing remarks.
Ask what the fee covers (insurance, water, grounds, contingency reserve) and how it has changed. Fees quoted in listings are for specific units at specific dates.
Pet limits, rental and short-term rental rules and any age rules are set by the strata bylaws. Check the current bylaws, since listings may be out of date.
Ask about the roof, balconies and railings, stucco and envelope, plumbing and any completed or planned repairs. Listings give different build years, so confirm the year from title or strata records.
With construction and renovation experience, Pat can look at a unit and the common areas with you and flag condition questions before you commit.
Ask Pat what is currently available in the building. Availability changes, and units do not come up often.
Facts marked “per MLS® listings” come from listing remarks and fields and may differ by unit. Verify strata fees, rules, unit count and building details in the strata documents. Pat can pull current and comparable activity for any unit you are considering.
Tell Pat what you are looking for and he can watch for units in this building and compare it with other Osoyoos condos.
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