$4,795,000
1409 + 1429 Teasdale Road, Kelowna
Acreage, 13.44 acres · MLS® 10398387
Hall Cassie Marshall Group listingSotheby's International Realty Canada
Black Mountain, Kelowna homes for sale and neighbourhood guide
Black Mountain is a hillside residential area on Kelowna's east side along Highway 33, where the City plans a Black Mountain Village Centre. It borders a 640-hectare regional park co-managed by the Regional District and Westbank First Nation.
In short
- Black Mountain is on Kelowna's east side beside Highway 33.
- Black Mountain Elementary teaches Kindergarten to Grade 5.
- Black Mountain Regional Park covers 640 hectares of trails, viewpoints and protected grassland on Kelowna's eastern slopes.
- BC Transit's Route 14 Black Mountain runs between Black Mountain and the Rutland Exchange.
Sources read . Source links accompany the answers below.
Listings in Black Mountain
$1,786,000
1082 Carnoustie Drive, Kelowna
New construction, 7 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 5,717 sq. ft. · MLS® 10396284
Hall Cassie Marshall Group listingSotheby's International Realty Canada
$1,400,000
1429 Teasdale Road, Kelowna
Farm, 3.3 acres · MLS® 10389897
Hall Cassie Marshall Group listingSotheby's International Realty Canada
The listing data is provided under copyright by the Canadian Real Estate Association and is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Last updated October 8, 2026.
Powered by REALTOR.caAt a glance
- City
- Kelowna
- Elementary school
- Black Mountain (Kindergarten to Grade 5)
- Regional park
- sntsk'il'ntən, Black Mountain, 640 ha
- City park
- Gopher Creek Linear Park
- Bus route
- 14 Black Mountain
- School district
- SD23 Central Okanagan
Each figure for Black Mountain is explained, with its source, below.
Where is Black Mountain?
On Kelowna's east side beside Highway 33. The 2040 OCP plans a Black Mountain Village Centre there, with shops and homes in buildings up to about six storeys, tied into the Gopher Creek Linear Park.1
Is there a public school in Black Mountain?
Black Mountain Elementary teaches Kindergarten to Grade 5. SD23's address lookup gives the middle and secondary catchment schools for a home.2
What is the Black Mountain Regional Park?
sntsk'il'ntən, Black Mountain Regional Park: 640 hectares of trails, viewpoints and protected grassland on Kelowna's eastern slopes, created by the Regional District, Westbank First Nation and the Province and co-managed by the first two. Parking is off Swainson Road and Joe Rich Road, and dogs are allowed on leash.3
Which bus route serves Black Mountain?
BC Transit's Route 14 Black Mountain runs between Black Mountain and the Rutland Exchange.4
Do hillside or wildfire permit rules apply here?
Kelowna requires a Hillside Development Permit to build on or subdivide a lot where part of the land slopes more than 20 percent.
A Wildfire Development Permit applies to subdivision and to multi-family, commercial and industrial development on land shown on the plan's Map 20.2, so check the specific property.5
Sources
- City of Kelowna, 2040 OCP Chapter 7.
- Central Okanagan Public Schools, School Directory; Catchment Area Maps.
- RDCO, sntsk'il'ntən, Black Mountain Regional Park.
- BC Transit, Route 14 Black Mountain.
- City of Kelowna, 2040 OCP Chapters 19 and 20.
- City of Kelowna, Gopher Creek Linear Park.
- City of Kelowna, 2040 OCP Chapter 20: Hazardous Conditions DP Area.
The City of Kelowna, the Regional District of Central Okanagan, SD23 and BC Transit, read 27 September 2026.
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