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Albert Head occupies the southeastern coastal edge of Metchosin, defined by its dramatic oceanfront position along Juan de Fuca Strait. This sub-neighbourhood takes its name from the prominent Albert Head Lagoon and the historic Albert Head Lighthouse, which has marked this rocky headland since 1900. The area is bounded roughly by the waterfront to the south and east, with Metchosin Road and Happy Valley Road forming the inland edges to the north and west. Albert Head sits apart from Metchosin's more rural interior, offering a distinct coastal character that sets it apart from the agricultural landscapes further inland. The lagoon itself serves as a natural landmark, drawing the eye and anchoring the community's identity. The housing stock in Albert Head reflects a mix of established oceanfront properties and larger rural lots, many developed from the 1970s through the 1990s, though some newer custom builds have joined the landscape in recent decades. Homes here tend to sit on generous parcels, often an acre or more, providing privacy and space while capturing spectacular water and mountain views. The current listing mix of houses and vacant land, averaging around three bedrooms and ranging from roughly $869,900 to $1,490,000, speaks to the area's appeal for those seeking coastal living with room to breathe. The overall streetscape feels established and quietly prestigious, with winding roads, natural vegetation, and properties designed to embrace the rugged oceanfront setting.

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