Rutland South

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Rutland South occupies the southeastern portion of the larger Rutland neighbourhood in Kelowna, positioned east of Highway 97 and stretching toward the city's rural fringe. This sub-area sits roughly south of McCurdy Road and extends toward the Ellison border, with its eastern edge gradually transitioning into agricultural and semi-rural parcels. Rutland South maintains close proximity to central Rutland's amenities along Highway 97 while offering a quieter, more residential atmosphere. The area connects easily to other Kelowna districts via nearby arterial routes, making it accessible despite its southeastern location within the broader city. Housing in Rutland South reflects a diverse and evolving character, blending established single-family homes from the 1970s through 1990s with newer infill developments and multi-family projects. The streetscape features a mix of modest ranchers and split-level homes on modest to larger lots, interspersed with townhome complexes and low-rise apartment buildings that have appeared as the neighbourhood gradually densifies. The current listing mix underscores this variety, with offices, apartments, duplexes, townhouses, residential-commercial hybrids, and multi-family properties available, averaging around 3.6 bedrooms and spanning a wide price range from approximately $192,000 to $7,750,000. The overall feel is one of steady transition—an established residential area absorbing contemporary development while retaining pockets of its more spacious, suburban roots.

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