$6.5M Salt Spring Island estate looks like its straight from Japan
Listed at $6.5 million, BrightWoods Estate feels like a hidden Japanese retreat right on Salt Spring Island, stretching across 7.48 lush acres.
Tucked away at 250 Holmes Road, this oceanfront sanctuary is truly one-of-a-kind, with over 6,500 square feet of elevated yet inviting luxury. Just glancing through the photos is a dose of calm. The estate features four spacious bedrooms, each with a walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom.
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But make no mistake — the views are simply the best of BC: the property opens up to sweeping views of Puget Sound, the Gulf Islands, and even Mount Baker, perfect for those breathtaking sunrises you can’t find just anywhere.
On the property, paths wander through towering old-growth trees, Japanese gardens, and a tranquil gazebo beside a spring-fed pond.
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Inside, the floors feature a mix of reclaimed wide-plank Douglas Fir, natural slate, and real tatami mats, according to the listing. The entire house evokes the cozy minimalism of traditional Japanese homes.
The chef’s kitchen is an entertainer’s dream, combining Shaker-style cabinetry in rich Douglas Fir with a massive island that calls out for meal prep and mingling alike. It’s a space that’s as functional as it is warm, finished with soft lighting and sleek lines that give the whole place a calming vibe.
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The home was designed by Robert Langevin and so clearly blends the best of West Coast architecture and Japanese flair. It’s like someone plucked a traditional Japanese house and tucked it into the Pacific Northwest landscape.
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Check out the listing from Sotheby’s International Realty Canada at Zoocasa here.