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Kelowna North occupies the upper reaches of the city, stretching from Highway 97 eastward toward the hills above Okanagan Lake. This sub-neighbourhood sits north of downtown Kelowna and extends roughly from the Glenmore area boundary in the south to the outskirts near Dilworth Mountain in the north. It encompasses a variety of elevations, with many properties perched on hillside terrain that affords sweeping views over the valley and lake. The area is anchored by several key thoroughfares including Highway 97 and connects to adjacent neighbourhoods like Glenmore to the south and the Upper Mission to the east, serving as a transitional zone between Kelowna's urban core and its more rural northern fringe. Housing character in Kelowna North is decidedly mixed, reflecting decades of gradual development and ongoing redevelopment. The streetscape includes a blend of older single-family homes on larger lots, newer suburban houses, townhome complexes, and low- to mid-rise apartment buildings. The current listing inventory underscores this diversity, with duplexes, row townhouses, condos, detached houses, and even residential-commercial mixed-use properties and offices appearing on the market. Homes average around two bedrooms, though the range is broad, and listings span from modest condos priced in the low six figures to hillside estate homes approaching three million dollars. The overall feel is that of an established yet evolving neighbourhood where pockets of mature residential areas coexist with newer infill and multi-family developments.

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