Single Family Residence located in Central Saanich - CS Inlet, V8M 1S3
4144 sqft, 4 Beds, 4 Baths- Listed On: October 19, 2026
- Built in: 1971
- Type: Residential
- Style: Contemporary, Post & Beam, West Coast,
- Interior Features: Dining Room, Eating Area, Sauna, Soaker Tub, Workshop,
- Exterior Features: Balcony, Balcony/Deck, Balcony/Patio, Lighting, Low Maintenance Yard, Swimming Pool,
- Cooling: HVAC,
- Heating: Forced Air, Heat Pump, Hot Water, Radiant Floor, Wood,
- Fireplaces: 1
- Flooring: Array
- Appliances: Dishwasher, Dryer, Hot Tub, Oven/Range Gas, Range Hood, Refrigerator, Washer, Water Filters,
- Basement: Finished, Walk-Out Access, With Windows,
- Foundation Details: Concrete Perimeter,
- Lot Size: 4 acres
- Total Parking: 10
- Parking Features: Carport Double, Detached, Driveway, Garage Triple, RV Access/Parking,
- Features: Acreage, Central Location, Irregular Lot, Irrigation Sprinkler(s), Landscaped, No Through Road, Private, Quiet Area, Recreation Nearby, Shopping Nearby, Southern Exposure,
- View: Array
- Zoning: RE-3
Description
Set within a small enclave of forest and waterfront estates, 8074 McPhail Road is an exceptional example of mid-century modern architecture. Designed by Roger Smeeth, whose work celebrates the relationship between land, light and the built environment, this showpiece is a tribute its natural surroundings. Sensitively and expertly renovated for modern living by its current owner—a master builder—the home retains the unique architectural spirit of Smeeth’s original design. Granite rock visibly intertwines with the home itself, grounding the architecture in the most literal of ways. Throughout the day, floor-to-ceiling windows draw natural light deep within. Southwestern exposure illuminates views from across the Saanich Inlet to the Sooke Hills, creating an ideal backdrop to everyday life. A carriage house complements the property with magnificent stonework and a three-car garage and workshop. Peace, privacy, nature and light come together in a home of enduring architectural distinction.

