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Courtenay North occupies the northern portion of the City of Courtenay on central Vancouver Island, stretching from the downtown core northward toward the Comox Valley Airport and neighbouring community of Comox. This sub-neighbourhood is generally bounded by Comox Road to the south and extends along the Old Island Highway corridor, with the Tsolum River forming a natural eastern edge. Courtenay North transitions gradually from the urban density of downtown to a more rural-residential character as it approaches the city limits, blending older established pockets with newer suburban development. Its position along major transportation routes provides easy access to both central Courtenay amenities and connections toward Campbell River and the northern Island. The housing stock in Courtenay North reflects a diverse mix of development periods and property types. Established single-family homes from the mid-20th century sit on generous lots, particularly along quieter side streets, while newer subdivisions have introduced contemporary houses with modern layouts. The neighbourhood also features manufactured home parks, smaller acreage properties, and pockets of vacant land awaiting development, contributing to a varied streetscape. Current listings reflect this range, with manufactured homes, vacant parcels, and houses averaging three to four bedrooms and priced from the high six hundreds to nearly five million dollars for larger estate properties. The overall feel is one of transition—an evolving blend of older residential character and incremental growth that appeals to families seeking space and accessibility within Courtenay's northern reach.

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