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Saxe Point occupies the southwestern corner of Esquimalt, jutting out into the waters where Esquimalt Harbour meets the Strait of Juan de Fuca. This compact coastal neighbourhood is bounded roughly by Munro Street to the north and extends south to the rocky shoreline and the cherished Saxe Point Park, a defining natural landmark. The area sits west of the Esquimalt core and Head Street, giving it a distinctly residential, edge-of-the-peninsula character. Its proximity to the waterfront and park makes Saxe Point feel like a quieter enclave within the broader Esquimalt community, with tree-lined streets that lead down toward the sea. The housing stock in Saxe Point reflects a blend of established mid-century homes and more recent infill development. Many properties are single-family residences dating from the 1950s through the 1980s, with modest lot sizes and practical West Coast layouts that appeal to families and downsizers alike. There are also duplexes and a small number of apartment-style condominiums, contributing to a mixed housing character that accommodates a range of buyers. Current listings span from more affordable condos and duplexes in the upper $300,000s to detached homes approaching $3 million, often reflecting waterfront or water-view locations. The streetscape has a mature, settled feel, with older trees and modest front yards, though pockets of renovation and redevelopment are gradually refreshing the area's appearance.

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