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Faro, YT Real Estate - Houses For Sale in Faro, Yukon

Faro offers a peaceful northern setting in central Yukon, with houses, townhomes, country properties and larger wooded lots appealing to buyers seeking space, privacy and access to the outdoors. The community is surrounded by forested mountains, valleys and lakes, creating a scenic setting for both year-round living and recreational properties. Faro's planned town layout and relatively compact size provide a distinctive small-community atmosphere.  Read more about Faro real estate

11 Homes For Sale in Faro

Lifestyle

About Living in Faro, Yukon

Transportation

Faro is connected to the Yukon road network by the Faro Road, which links the community to the Campbell Highway and provides access toward Ross River and Watson Lake. The road network connects residents with other Yukon communities and the Alaska Highway corridor, while local roads provide access to surrounding recreational areas. A vehicle is generally the most practical means of transportation for residents, particularly for commuting, shopping and regional travel.

Services

Faro provides essential local services and community amenities, including a school, health services, municipal facilities, recreation programs, community organizations, local retail and dining options and visitor accommodations. Residents can access a broader range of shopping, health care, employment and professional services in larger Yukon communities, particularly Ross River and Whitehorse, depending on their needs.

Character

Faro has a strong northern and outdoors-oriented character shaped by the surrounding Pelly Mountains, forests, rivers and lakes. The area provides opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, boating, snowmobiling, ATV riding and wildlife viewing, with abundant wilderness immediately surrounding the community. Faro's history as a mining town remains an important part of its identity, while outdoor recreation is central to local life.