One of B.C.’s most valuable properties listed at jaw-dropping price

A home that BC Assessment deems one of the province’s most valuable properties, located in what a listing calls the most coveted West Vancouver neighbourhood, has been listed for an impressive amount of money.

3330 Radcliffe Ave., which is located in the West Bay neighbourhood, was listed for $58,800,000 earlier this month.

While the price tag is high, it is actually one of the most valuable properties in the province, according to BC Assessment, albeit not as high as the price tag would suggest.

BC Assessment most recently valued the property at $35,245,000, with the land alone valued at $24,433,000. BC Assessment ranks the home at #11 on its list of most valuable properties, not quite as high as Chip Wilson’s Point Grey home.

So, what makes this property so valuable aside from the land?

Real estate publications have discussed the home at length due to its designer, architect Russel Hollingsworth. And while we’ve covered many luxury properties in the province, this home definitely stands out, particularly due to its design.

The listing goes on to say that it’s “situated on one of the most prized waterfront properties in Greater Vancouver, boasting over 200 feet of natural shoreline.”

Inside the home are five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and 9,944 sq. ft. of living space. It sits on almost an entire acre of land (39,180 sq. ft.).

The home was built in 1999, but as the pictures indicate, it has been extremely well-maintained.

“Floor to ceiling windows and glass doors throughout the residence offer a wonderful indoor-outdoor oceanfront living experience with complete privacy and unobstructed 180-degree south-facing views,” the listing boasts.

The property was last sold in 2004 for significantly less than the current list price, as it was sold for $17 million, just under the asking price of $18 million.

This is the second time the home has been listed in the last two years. It was previously listed in September 2024 for the same price. The previous listing was terminated on Sept. 2, 2025, before being re-listed for the exact same price.

All things considered, do you think this home is worth the price tag? If not, what asking price would you slap on this highly coveted property?