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West Duncan occupies the western portion of Duncan, stretching from the Trans-Canada Highway westward toward the Cowichan River and the slopes that rise toward Mount Prevost. This sub-neighbourhood is bounded roughly by Allenby Road to the north and includes residential areas along Trunk Road and the streets that branch off toward quieter, more elevated terrain. West Duncan serves as a transitional zone between the commercial core of downtown Duncan to the east and the rural landscapes that characterize the broader Cowichan Valley, offering residents a blend of suburban convenience and natural surroundings. The housing character in West Duncan is notably diverse, reflecting decades of gradual development across varied topography. The area features a mix of older single-family homes on larger lots, many dating from the mid-20th century, alongside newer subdivisions and manufactured home parks that cater to a range of buyers. Hillside properties offer views and privacy, while flatter sections closer to the highway include townhouse complexes and multi-family developments. The current listing mix—spanning vacant land, manufactured homes, single-family houses, townhomes, and even commercial properties—underscores this eclectic character, with an average of 2.7 bedrooms and prices ranging widely from approximately $215,000 to $12,000,000. The overall feel is that of an established neighbourhood experiencing selective infill and redevelopment, blending mature trees and generous yards with pockets of contemporary housing.

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