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Dry Gulch to Radium is a sub-neighbourhood situated along the southeastern approach to Radium Hot Springs, loosely following the Highway 93/95 corridor as it descends into the village proper. This stretch occupies the transitional zone between the wilder, more rural outskirts near Dry Gulch Road and the more developed village core, giving it a distinct edge-of-town character. It sits adjacent to the broader Radium Hot Springs community and serves as a kind of gateway area, with the Columbia River valley landscape providing a natural backdrop that becomes more pronounced toward the eastern and southern boundaries. The housing stock in this sub-neighbourhood reflects a more modest and affordable side of the Radium Hot Springs market, with manufactured homes forming a notable part of the residential makeup. Properties here tend to offer larger lot sizes relative to what is found closer to the village centre, and the overall feel is established and low-density, with a relaxed, rural-residential atmosphere rather than a resort-oriented one. Homes generally date from earlier decades of development in the region, contributing to a settled, unpretentious streetscape. Active listings in this area have included manufactured homes priced around the $119,000 range with approximately three bedrooms, pointing to an accessible entry point into the Radium Hot Springs market for buyers seeking functional, ground-level living with a measure of space and privacy on the edge of the community.

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