Mountain View Homes for Sale in Chilliwack

This search shows Chilliwack homes whose MLS® view field says Mountain View, live from the MLS®, with land and income properties left out. Chilliwack is built on flat farmland with mountains on three sides, and the hillside neighbourhoods are where the outlook is widest.

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The hillsides and valleys around Chilliwack

Chilliwack's flat valley floor is ringed by mountains, and homes on the rising ground at the edge of town are the ones that look across it. In board terms those are sub-areas such as Eastern Hillsides, Promontory, Chilliwack Mountain and Little Mountain.

Yarrow sits between Vedder Mountain to the south and Sumas Mountain to the northwest, at the foot of the Skagit Range (Wikipedia, Neighbourhoods in Chilliwack).
Greendale lies at the base of Sumas Mountain, on the bed of the drained Sumas Lake.
Ryder Lake is a small sub-alpine farming community on Mount Thom.
The Chilliwack River Valley runs 47 km and is known for hiking and outdoor recreation.

What Chilliwack hillside homes have sold for

These closed sales cover every home in each sub-area, with no filter for view. Among the houses, the highest median was $1,142,500 in Eastern Hillsides (56 sold) and the lowest $860,000 in Yarrow (9 sold).

Chilliwack hillside sub-areas: what sold
Area	Type	Sold	Median price	Days to sell	Sold vs list
Eastern Hillsides	Houses	56	$1,142,500	24	97.5%
Promontory	Houses	82	$942,500	22	97.4%
Promontory	Townhomes	69	$620,000	31	97.4%
Chilliwack Mountain	Houses	9	$970,000	15	97.1%
Chilliwack Mountain	Townhomes	18	$688,450	26	97.9%
Little Mountain	Houses	17	$1,115,000	29	98.3%
Yarrow	Houses	9	$860,000	22	96.7%

Source: Paragon closed sales, November 1, 2025 to October 22, 2026. How these figures are defined and sourced

The MLS® data has no view field, so a hillside sub-area median is a baseline for that sub-area. A view home on the same hill is likely priced above it, and how far above is best checked against recent sales on its own street.

What to check on a Chilliwack hillside view

Hillsides bring their own checks. The first two matter on almost every listing.

Ask about slope stability, drainage and retaining walls on any sloped lot, and read the geotechnical report if there is one.
Look at what could be built in front of the home under its zoning, and whether any of it is in the Agricultural Land Reserve.
On upland and rural lots, ask about water and septic, winter road access and snow clearing.
Visit on a clear morning and in rain. Mountain views on this side of the valley change a great deal with the weather.