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Sheringham Point is a coastal sub-neighbourhood situated along the southwestern edge of the broader Sooke area, extending roughly toward the outer reaches of the Strait of Juan de Fuca shoreline. It lies well beyond the Sooke town core, positioned near the community of Shirley along Highway 14 as it traces the island's southern coastline. Defined largely by its rugged oceanfront setting and its distance from denser residential clusters, Sheringham Point occupies a quieter, more rural corner of the Sooke region, with the iconic Sheringham Point Lighthouse serving as one of its most recognizable landmarks. The housing character here is decidedly rural and low-density, with properties typically sitting on generous parcels that reflect the area's working and recreational heritage. Homes range from modest older cabins and cottages to more substantial single-family residences, many taking advantage of ocean or forest views afforded by the terrain. The streetscape is informal and unhurried, with a mix of established homes of varying ages alongside undeveloped land, which aligns with the current listing mix that includes both houses and vacant land opportunities. Lot sizes tend to be notably larger than those found closer to Sooke's town centre, and the overall feel is one of an established yet sparsely settled coastal enclave. The broad price range reflected in current listings, spanning from roughly $640,000 to approximately $2.5 million, captures the spectrum from raw land to premium oceanfront properties commanding significant premiums for their waterfront positioning.

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