'One of a kind' Lions Bay property featured in popular '90s thriller gets relisted, again

Jul 29 2026, 8:51 pm

A home in Lions Bay, B.C., has been relisted for the second time in as many years, after the previous listing failed to attract a buyer.

We’ve covered the home located at 15 Brunswick Beach Rd. previously, and shared that the previous home located at the same address was featured in a ’90s thriller.

We last shared that the Lions Bay home received a price drop from a previous listing of $19,800,000 down to $17,800,000.

The movie the previous home at this address was featured in is the 1996 thriller Fear, starring Mark Wahlberg and Reese Witherspoon. The current home was built within the last five years.

The previous listing went up in July 2025 and expired on July 12, 2026. On July 20, the home was relisted for the same price of $17,800,000. It’s worth noting that the assessed value of the home increased between 2025 ($8,324,000) and 2026 ($8,686,000). The land itself is valued at almost $6.5 million.

Both this and the previous listing are by the same listing agent.

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Re/Max Clara Hartree

The listing says the “one of a kind” property is a 5,000 sq. ft. dream home. It calls it one of the most unique properties in the West Vancouver area. Lions Bay is its own municipality, but the listing lists it under both Lions Bay and West Vancouver due to the proximity.

Re/Max Clara Hartree

Features include five bedrooms and five bathrooms, a “very well-equipped gym,” the “latest technology,” and massive walls of windows to “maximize the views from every angle.”

Re/Max Clara Hartree

“Absolutely stunning opportunity for the most discerning buyer,” the listing adds.

Re/Max Clara Hartree

Looking at the 1996 flick, the IMDb synopsis reads, “When Nicole met handsome, charming, affectionate David, he was everything. It seemed perfect, but soon she sees that David has a darker side. And his adoration turns to obsession, their dream into a nightmare, and her love into fear.”

There was also a portion of the thriller filmed at Playland on the coaster in a pretty risque scene that you don’t want to watch around kids.

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