Ten Mile Point

Ten Mile Point occupies the easternmost peninsula of Saanich, extending into the Strait of Georgia southeast of Cadboro Bay. This exclusive waterfront enclave is bounded by Cadboro Bay Road to the west and defined by Tudor Avenue and Beach Drive, which wind along the rocky shoreline. The neighbourhood sits at the far eastern edge of the municipality, offering sweeping views across Haro Strait toward the Gulf Islands and Mount Baker. Ten Mile Point is separated from the more densely settled Cadboro Bay area by its geography—a distinct rocky promontory that feels worlds apart from the rest of Saanich. The housing character here is defined by spacious, established single-family homes on large, treed lots, many enjoying prime oceanfront or ocean-view positions. The streetscape is mature and verdant, with winding roads that follow the natural topography of the point. Homes typically date from the mid-twentieth century onward, though many properties have been extensively renovated or rebuilt to take advantage of the spectacular settings. The overall feel is one of quiet exclusivity and natural beauty, with properties offering significant privacy amid arbutus groves and Garry oak meadows. Current listings reflect the premium nature of the area, with a mix of vacant waterfront land, a few apartments, the occasional duplex, and predominantly detached houses averaging just over three bedrooms, with prices spanning from around one million dollars to well over eight million for exceptional waterfront estates.

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