The typical assessed value of a single-family home in July 2020 in 100 Mile House was $242,000.

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Our welcoming community offers you a wide range of affordable living options, located in a variety of settings, including new subdivisions, established neighborhoods, apartments, and nearby lakeshore and rural homes.

The average commute for residents that live within the District of 100 Mile House is less than 5 minutes, and less than 15 minutes for residents from the surrounding area. 

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100 Mile House was originally a stopping place on the Gold Rush Trail. Now, as an important stop on the major north-south corridor of Highway 97, we deliver access to adventure, the outdoors, and nature in the region, B.C., and beyond.

Whatever the learning level, 100 Mile House offers instruction to suit key educational milestones. Both our elementary and secondary schools deliver dual-track instruction English and French Immersion programs, while young learners can attend daycare or preschool programs and prepare for elementary school through the Strong Start program. Throughout their academic experience, students participate in music, athletics, and art programs.

In 100 Mile House, 73% of available daylight is sunny!

Nestled on the Fraser Plateau between the Coastal and Rocky Mountain ranges in South Central British Columbia, 100 Mile House is in close proximity to varied ecosystems, including semi-deserts, marshes, grasslands, coniferous forests, and a cedar wet belt.