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Western Highlands occupies the western portion of the Highlands district, positioned along the slopes and ridges that define this rural community northwest of Victoria. The sub-neighbourhood generally extends from the Millstream Road corridor westward toward the forested uplands, with Prospect Lake Road serving as a key reference point to the south. This area captures the essence of Highlands' rugged terrain, with properties nestled among arbutus groves, rocky outcroppings, and second-growth forest. Western Highlands shares the district's overall character of low-density residential development interspersed with natural areas, maintaining clear separation from the more centrally located parts of Highlands while offering similar access to the district's trail networks and preserved green spaces. The housing character in Western Highlands reflects the area's emphasis on spacious, private living within a natural setting. Homes here typically sit on larger lots that accommodate the topography and preserve the forested feel, with many properties offering a blend of seclusion and pastoral views. The building stock includes a mix of established single-family homes from recent decades alongside newer custom builds designed to integrate with the landscape. Current listings reveal a range that includes vacant land opportunities for prospective builders, as well as completed homes averaging nearly four bedrooms and spanning a significant price range from approximately $625,000 to $3,699,000. The overall streetscape conveys a mature, settled character with an ongoing infusion of new construction that respects the area's rural, nature-oriented identity.

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