A deliberately short list. Lakeshore, Kettle Valley and the downtown waterfront — handled quietly, start to finish.
At this end of the market, discretion isn't a preference — it's the condition of the sale. I work a small network of owners, architects and private buyers across the Okanagan, and a good portion of what changes hands does so before anyone photographs it.
Ninety feet of sand frontage with a registered dock and boat lift. Poured concrete and glass across three levels, with a lower terrace that opens straight onto the beach.
Full-floor penthouse above the waterfront. Private elevator lobby, two titled stalls and a nine-hundred-square-foot terrace facing the bridge.
Architect-designed on a south-facing bench. Vaulted cedar ceilings, a sixty-foot lap pool, and the lake framed from every principal room.
Gated at the top of the ridge, backing onto Crown land. Carriage house, four-car garage, and nobody above you.
We start with what you're actually solving for — the water, the commute, the room you'll be in at seven in the morning. Showings come after that, and there are fewer of them.
Roughly a third of what I place never reaches MLS®. Owners at this level often won't list publicly, so the only way in is through someone who already knows them.
Photography, staging, legal, inspection, the move itself. My people do this every week and you'll deal with me throughout, not an assistant.
“We never listed. Elise brought three buyers through in a fortnight and we closed above what the agent before her said was realistic.”
“She talked us out of the first two. That's not something I'd experienced from an agent before, and it's why we'll use her again.”
Tell me what you're looking for and I'll come back personally — including with anything currently unlisted that fits.
I'll come back to you personally within a day. For anything time-sensitive, the direct line is the fastest route.