You won鈥檛 need to slay a dragon to get into this castle.
Nestled next to a creek in a quiet community of fewer than 1,000 people in the North Okanagan is a home fit for a king or queen.
Complete with a drawbridge and moat, the home sits on 8.8 acres in Cherryville.
And it鈥檚 for sale, for $3.45 million.
麻豆精选鈥檚 Cheryl Soleway from Sotheby鈥檚 International Realty lists the home as 鈥測our own private retreat.鈥�
Sitting on the banks of Cherry Creek and Shuswap River, the 3,200-square-foot home offers a private oasis near the foothills of the 鈥渨orld-renowned Monashee mountains and lakes.鈥�
Soleway says the potential buyer need not be royal.
鈥淚 think of passionate artists, musicians and writers who crave privacy with a creative atmosphere鈥� I think of environmentalists who know how to live with our land鈥� I think of young families longing to balance their busy lives with a home that speaks of skipping rocks into the river or growing their own gardens鈥� I think of those who seek adventures not found in the mainstream commercial resorts, like backcountry snowmobiling or wilderness hiking or camping.鈥�
Built in 2011 on Sugar Lake Road, the gated property鈥檚 original owners were passionate about architecture and painstakingly researched 15th-century castles.
Boasting a massive rooftop patio, arched doorways, vaulted ceilings, three-car garage, three bedrooms, four-full and two-half baths.
Plus, the castle鈥檚 medieval-inspired decor even includes cannons, suits of armour and a spiral staircase and a caretaker鈥檚 cottage.
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