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New Denver Area encompasses the heart of this historic Kootenay village, situated on the eastern shore of Slocan Lake between the Selkirk and Valhalla mountain ranges. The sub-neighbourhood centers around the main settlement core along Highway 6 (6th Avenue), extending from the lakefront westward up the gentle slopes and hillsides. Its boundaries are naturally defined by the shoreline to the west and the forested hillsides to the east, with the compact village layout reflecting New Denver's origins as a late-1800s silver mining boomtown. The area relates closely to the surrounding lakeside properties and mountain bench lands that characterize this small, tight-knit community of just a few hundred residents. The housing stock in New Denver Area reflects the village's layered history, with a mix of older character homes dating from the early-to-mid twentieth century alongside more recent additions and manufactured homes that provide attainable options in this rural mountain setting. Properties tend to sit on generously sized lots, many offering mountain or lake views from their elevated hillside positions. The streetscape maintains an established, unpretentious feel with mature trees and a distinctly rural character that appeals to those seeking a quiet, nature-oriented lifestyle. Current listings include both traditional houses and manufactured homes, averaging three bedrooms and ranging from approximately $490,000 to $946,000, illustrating the diversity of housing formats available within this small but varied mountain community.

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