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Jordan River is a small, remote coastal sub-neighbourhood located approximately 35 kilometres northwest of Sooke's town centre along Highway 14, the scenic coastal route toward Port Renfrew. Tucked between the rugged shoreline of the Juan de Fuca Strait and the densely forested hills of the Vancouver Island interior, Jordan River is defined by its geographic isolation and natural beauty. The community sits at the mouth of the Jordan River itself, with China Beach Provincial Park just to the west and the decommissioned Jordan River generating station marking a historic landmark. This is among the most distant settlements within the greater Sooke area, offering a true end-of-the-road character distinct from Sooke's more developed eastern sub-neighbourhoods. The housing character in Jordan River reflects its rugged, off-grid appeal and is composed primarily of modest single-family homes, seasonal cabins, and scattered parcels of vacant land. Many properties date from the mid-to-late 20th century and exhibit a mix of weathered beach cottages and simple dwellings suited to the area's exposed coastal environment. Lot sizes vary considerably, with some waterfront parcels offering direct ocean access and dramatic surf views. The current listing mix of houses and vacant land, averaging 1.8 bedrooms and ranging from roughly $399,900 to $2,699,900, underscores the neighbourhood's appeal to those seeking privacy, natural surroundings, and a foothold in one of the island's most raw and unhurried coastal settings.

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