Benchview Place is a nine-unit strata building at 4801 89th Street in Osoyoos. MLS® listings show it was built in 1994 and describe it as a 55+ community with lake and mountain views.
Listings for Units 102 and 303 describe two-bedroom, two-bathroom homes of about 1,125–1,205 sq ft, two covered parking spaces (one a carport) and a storage locker. Unit details vary, so treat them as examples.
Facts come from the building's signage, a site visit and MLS® listings. Confirm bylaws, fees and unit details with the strata.
With only nine units, Benchview Place is a small strata. Listings describe a well-maintained building with a strong sense of community, and homes with lake and mountain views, including a top-floor unit.
It is a 1994 building, so ask what has been replaced and what is coming. Roofs, windows, plumbing and electrical can be near replacement age, and in a nine-unit strata a single large repair is shared among few owners. The depreciation report and reserve fund show how that is planned for.
A buyer under 55 can own in a 55+ strata but may not live there unless an exemption applies. Read the bylaw before you decide.
Photos: Pat Miazga, 2026. Also on 89th Street: Casa del Sol (4809).
Listings call Benchview Place a 55+ community. In BC a strata can only restrict residents to age 55 and older. Read the bylaw for who may live in the unit, who is exempt, and how the strata applies it.
As of 2024, deferring a depreciation report by vote is no longer allowed — South Okanagan strata corporations have until July 1, 2027 to be compliant if there is no report or the latest predates December 31, 2020. See the full guide →
Ask what has been replaced, when, and what is planned: roof, windows, siding, plumbing, electrical and the exterior stairs and balconies. Pat's construction background helps here.
With few owners, one large repair is split few ways, and a single special levy can be significant. Ask for the reserve fund balance and the last three years of minutes.
Listings say long-term rentals are allowed, but their pet wording differs. Get the current bylaws for pets and for rentals, which can change.
Pat can pull recent sold comparables for Benchview Place and go through the strata documents with you.
1 currently active — $449,000
2 sold — $285,000 – $352,500
$318,750
Benchview Place had 2 recorded sales in the past 24 months, from $285,000 to $352,500, 0 of them in the last 12 months. That is too few sales to call a trend. The current listing is priced $449,000.
Figures from South Okanagan MLS® active and sold data exported October 6, 2026. Sold figures cover September 24, 2024 to October 5, 2026. Individual unit pricing varies by size, floor, view and condition — ask Pat for current comparables specific to any listing you're considering.
Benchview Place units sold between $285,000 and $352,500 over the past 24 months (2 sales, MLS® data to October 5, 2026). Currently active: $449,000.
Yes, according to MLS® listings for Units 102 and 303, which describe it as an age-restricted 55+ community. Confirm the exact bylaw wording with the strata before you buy.
MLS® listings describe Benchview Place as a 9-unit building.
MLS® listings for Units 102 and 303 show the building was built in 1994.
MLS® listings say long-term rentals are allowed. Pet wording differs between listings: one says one small pet is welcome and another lists pets as not allowed in its features. Get the current bylaws from the strata.
In BC an age-restriction bylaw applies to who lives in the unit, not to who owns it, so a buyer under 55 can own a unit in a 55+ strata but may not live there unless an exemption applies. The province requires exemptions for caregivers, spouses, children and adult children of qualifying residents, and residents who lived in a unit before the bylaw was passed are exempt.
Send Pat the unit number. He can pull recent sold comparables for Benchview Place and go through the strata documents and the 55+ bylaw with you.
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