Comox · British Columbia
The Filberg House
An Arthur Erickson residence above the Strait of Georgia.
Marius Friedlander · Sutton Group West Coast Realty
The offering
A singular house. An extraordinary piece of coast.
Designed by Arthur Erickson for a secluded Comox setting, the house draws light through glass walls and long skylights, then carries the eye out toward the water. Today, the offering pairs that architectural landmark with 7.67 acres of private oceanfront land.
A first look
Thirty seconds at the Filberg House.
A short photographic preview of the residence, its rooms and coastal setting. A filmed tour is in development; contact Marius for a private viewing now.
Arrange a private viewingPhotography courtesy of Sutton Group West Coast Realty.
The setting
Land, light and the Strait of Georgia.
Meadow and forest surround the house. The south-facing property looks toward the water and distant mountains, with space to experience the landscape as Erickson intended.
The current listing includes a caretaker’s cottage and a large accessory building. Ask Marius for the listing documents and a guided tour of the property.
View the current listingAn architectural legacy
Arthur Erickson, at the beginning of a remarkable career.
Erickson designed the Filberg House in 1958. Its composition of glass, granite, cedar and landscape made it one of his defining early residential works. The original house was featured in Canadian Homes in 1961; its story continues through later restoration and stewardship.
Read the house story and explore sourcesFor prospective buyers
See the house for yourself.
The listing describes 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2,636 square feet on 7.67 acres. The original pavilion is described differently in historical sources; current listing particulars should guide purchase decisions.
Speak with Marius for current information about the property, ancillary buildings, documentation and viewing arrangements.
Call Marius FriedlanderSee full listing details