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The Town of Comox occupies the historic and administrative heart of the municipality of Comox, situated on the eastern shore of the Comox Peninsula along the Strait of Georgia. This core area is roughly centred on the Comox Marina and extends inland from Comox Harbour, bounded approximately by Comox Road to the south and Anderton Road to the west. The town encompasses the traditional downtown commercial district along Comox Avenue and Port Augusta Street, as well as the established residential streets that radiate from this central corridor. Its waterfront position and proximity to Comox Harbour and the adjacent Comox Air Force Museum define its geographic identity, while neighbouring areas like the Comox Golf Course lands and Goose Spit Peninsula lie just to the north and east. The housing character within the Town of Comox reflects a mature, eclectic mix of property types that span several decades. Tree-lined streets feature a blend of older single-family character homes from the mid-20th century alongside more recent infill development, including duplexes, townhouse complexes, and low-rise apartment buildings. Lot sizes vary considerably, with some larger waterfront parcels commanding premium positions along the shoreline, while compact manufactured homes and smaller residential lots are interspersed throughout. The current listing mix—from manufactured homes and vacant land to substantial waterfront houses—illustrates this diversity, with an average of over three bedrooms and a wide price range from approximately $379,900 to $6,200,000. The overall feel is that of an established neighbourhood experiencing selective renewal and gentle densification.

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