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The Comox Peninsula extends along the eastern edge of Comox, jutting into the waters of Comox Harbour and the Strait of Georgia. This distinct sub-area is generally bounded by water on three sides, with Comox Harbour to the west and south, and the strait to the east, while its western edge transitions into the central residential areas of Comox near Comox Avenue. The peninsula's waterfront geography places it adjacent to the Comox Marina and Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, offering residents a strong maritime connection. The area includes both established residential pockets and quieter stretches that maintain a semi-rural coastal character, with Kye Bay and Point Holmes forming recognizable landmarks along its perimeter. The housing character on the Comox Peninsula is notably diverse, reflecting a mix of older waterfront properties, modest single-family homes, manufactured home communities, and select parcels of vacant land awaiting development. Many homes date from the mid-20th century, though the area has seen gradual infill and updating over the years, creating a blend of established and refreshed properties. Lot sizes vary considerably, with some larger waterfront parcels offering expansive ocean views and beach access, while others feature more compact settings within mobile home parks or smaller subdivisions. The current listing mix—ranging from manufactured homes and houses to vacant land, with an average of 2.7 bedrooms and prices spanning roughly $180,000 to nearly $16 million—underscores the peninsula's eclectic range, from modest starter options to premium oceanfront estates.

AI-authored, reviewed by Doug LeMaire, REALTOR®. General information only — not a substitute for professional advice.