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Rutland North occupies the northern portion of Kelowna's Rutland neighbourhood, situated in the city's eastern sector. This sub-area is roughly bounded by Highway 33 to the west and extends northward from the commercial heart of Rutland along Highway 97. The neighbourhood sits several kilometres inland from Okanagan Lake, characterized by gently rolling terrain that rises toward the eastern benchlands. Rutland North borders the rural fringe to the east and connects southward to Rutland's central retail corridor, while the Black Mountain area lies to the northwest. The housing character in Rutland North reflects a blend of established residential development and ongoing diversification. The streetscape features primarily single-family homes on generous lots, many dating from the 1970s through 1990s, alongside pockets of newer subdivisions that have filled in over the past two decades. Interspersed among the detached houses are townhome complexes, duplexes, and a smaller selection of low-rise apartment buildings, contributing to a varied architectural fabric. The current listing mix demonstrates this diversity, with houses dominating but representation across row townhouses, duplexes, manufactured homes, and apartments. With an average of approximately three bedrooms and listings spanning a wide price spectrum from modest manufactured homes to expansive properties, Rutland North presents as a relatively accessible, family-oriented area with an established yet gradually evolving residential character.

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