Campbell River South

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Campbell River South occupies the southern portion of Campbell River, stretching from the Oyster River area northward to roughly the Jubilee Parkway corridor. This sub-neighbourhood sits along the Island Highway and extends east toward the Strait of Georgia shoreline, offering a mix of inland and waterfront properties. The area serves as a transition zone between the more rural landscapes to the south and Campbell River's central commercial districts to the north, with the Seymour Narrows and Discovery Passage forming the natural eastern boundary. Campbell River South includes pockets of residential development interspersed with undeveloped forested parcels, creating a more spacious, semi-rural feel compared to the denser northern sections of the municipality. The housing character in Campbell River South is notably diverse, reflecting development patterns spanning several decades. The area features a mix of established single-family homes on larger lots, many dating from the 1970s through 1990s, alongside newer construction and waterfront properties that command premium positioning along the coastline. The streetscape varies considerably, from quiet wooded roads with older character homes to modern builds taking advantage of ocean views and beach access. Current listings reflect this variety, including vacant land parcels for custom builds, apartment units, duplexes, and detached houses ranging from compact one-bedroom configurations to larger family homes. With an average of 1.4 bedrooms among active listings and prices spanning from under $250,000 to over $2.3 million, the neighbourhood accommodates diverse housing preferences within a more spread-out, naturally treed setting.

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