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Rudd Park is a quiet residential sub-neighbourhood situated in the southwestern portion of Saanich, positioned broadly between the communities of Gorge-Tillicum to the north and the municipal boundary shared with the City of Victoria to the south. The area takes its identity largely from the small local park that lends it its name, and it sits in relative proximity to other established Saanich pockets such as Burnside and Tillicum, giving it a tucked-away character despite its central location on Vancouver Island's southern tip. The housing stock in Rudd Park reflects the kind of modest, well-rooted residential fabric common to mid-century Saanich neighbourhoods. The streetscape is predominantly composed of older single-family homes built largely from the 1950s through the 1970s, many sitting on compact but functional lots with mature tree canopy and established gardens. The neighbourhood carries an overall feel that is settled and established, though gradual infill and gentle densification have introduced a modest number of attached housing options over the years. Active listings in the area reflect this mixed character, with apartments and row or townhouse units featuring alongside more traditional ground-oriented homes. With listings generally ranging from approximately $410,000 to $869,000 and an average of around three bedrooms, Rudd Park offers a relatively accessible entry point into Saanich's ownership market without straying far from the amenities of the broader region.

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