Thrums/Tarrys/Glade

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Thrums, Tarrys, and Glade form a collection of rural residential pockets situated in the northern reaches of Castlegar, stretching along Highway 3A as it follows the western shoreline of the Lower Arrow Lake. This area sits well beyond the city's central core, roughly 15 to 25 kilometres north of downtown Castlegar, where the landscape opens into forested hillsides and lakefront properties. The communities occupy a scenic corridor between the highway and the water, with Thrums being the southernmost of the three, followed by Tarrys, and then Glade further north. These small settlements are defined more by their proximity to natural landmarks and the lake itself than by formal boundaries, creating a distinctly rural character that contrasts with Castlegar's more urban neighbourhoods to the south. Housing in Thrums, Tarrys, and Glade reflects the area's rural lakeside setting, with properties typically spread across larger lots that offer privacy and outdoor space. The housing stock is mixed in age and style, ranging from older character homes and seasonal cottages that have been updated over the years to manufactured homes and newer custom builds taking advantage of lake views and forested surroundings. Many properties feature waterfront access or elevated positions on the hillside, contributing to a relaxed, low-density residential feel. Current listings in the area show an average of around four bedrooms, with prices generally ranging from approximately $430,000 to over $1,100,000, reflecting the diversity of property types from manufactured homes to larger lakefront estates and occasional residential-commercial mixed-use properties.

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