Homes for Sale in the Lavington Elementary Catchment

Every home for sale in the Lavington Elementary catchment is shown above, straight from the MLS and updated daily. A small rural school for families who want acreage, hobby-farm or country living. Call or text Sarah, my assistant, at 604-227-4810 any time and we'll help you narrow it down.

I drew this search from School District 22's 2026–27 catchment map as closely as I can, so homes right on a boundary may be in or out. Always confirm the address with the SD22 school locator before you buy.

Where the Lavington catchment is

The Lavington catchment covers Lavington and the countryside around it: the east end of the Coldstream Valley along Highway 6 and the rural land to the south. Expect acreages, hobby farms and larger lots.

About Lavington Elementary

In the Fraser Institute's 2026 report card (2025 test results), Lavington rated 4.9 out of 10, ranked 759 of 1,032 BC elementary schools, with a five-year average of 5.9. This year's result was lower than usual. In a small school, one class can move the numbers a lot.

  • Grades: Kindergarten to Grade 7, about 160 students.
  • Setting: next to a park with an outdoor pool, with a community skating rink across the road.
  • Child care: before- and after-school care on site.
  • Address: 9715 School Road, Coldstream.

After Grade 7

Lavington is in the Kalamalka Secondary catchment.

See how every Vernon and Coldstream school compares in my Vernon & Coldstream Schools Guide.

Questions buyers ask me

How big is Lavington Elementary?

About 160 students from Kindergarten to Grade 7, which makes it one of the smallest schools in the district.

How is Lavington Elementary rated?

It rated 4.9 out of 10 in the Fraser Institute's 2026 report card. Its five-year average is 5.9, and small schools tend to move around more from year to year.

Which high school do Lavington students attend?

Kalamalka Secondary in Coldstream.

Does buying a home in the catchment guarantee my child a spot?

Not quite. Children who live in the catchment get priority, but School District 22 places students subject to space, and a few groups (like Okanagan Indian Band students and medical transfers) come first. Register as early as you can once you have an accepted offer, and confirm the address with the SD22 school locator before you buy.

Selling a home in the Lavington catchment?

If you're thinking about selling, I can tell you what your home is worth in today's market and how to market it to families shopping by school. Here are the questions sellers ask me most.

What is my home in the Lavington catchment worth?

I'll prepare a comparative market analysis using recent sales of similar homes nearby, adjusted for your home's size, condition, updates and views. Families pay close attention to school catchments, so I'll make sure buyers know which schools your address is in. It's free and there's no obligation. Request a free home valuation or call or text Sarah, my assistant, at 604-227-4810.

Does the school catchment matter when I sell?

It can widen your pool of buyers, because many families search by school first. I list the catchment schools in your marketing and point buyers to the SD22 school locator so they can confirm it themselves.

When is the best time to list a family home?

Many families like to move over the summer so kids can start the school year in their new home, so spring is often busy. The right timing still depends on your plans and the market, and I'll walk you through it.

Should I sell before I buy my next home?

It depends on the market and your finances. Selling first gives you certainty; buying first lets you take your time. I'll help you plan the timing, including subject-to-sale offers and bridge financing options.

What does it cost to sell a home in BC?

Commission in BC is always negotiable. My standard fee is 6% on the first $100,000 of the sale price and 3% on the balance, plus GST, shared equally with the brokerage that brings the buyer. On an $800,000 sale, for example, that's $6,000 + $21,000 = $27,000 plus GST. That covers a lot of work behind the scenes, from me and from the technology I put in place, all aimed at getting you the best price and the easiest possible sale. Your other costs are legal or notary fees and any mortgage discharge costs or penalties. In BC the buyer, not the seller, pays property transfer tax. I'll give you a net-proceeds estimate before you list.

Looking for a home in the Lavington catchment?

I'm Sean Phillips, a REALTOR® with Coldwell Banker Executives Realty in Vernon. Call or text Sarah, my assistant, at 604-227-4810 any time to set up a tour, a same-day price check or a free home valuation. When you're ready to write an offer or list your home, call me directly at 778-363-0542.

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