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Central Park occupies a compact area in Victoria's core, nestled just north of downtown and bounded roughly by Pembroke Street to the south, North Park Street to the north, Cook Street to the east, and Quadra Street to the west. The neighbourhood takes its name from the green space at its heart, Central Park itself, which serves as a natural gathering point and orientation landmark. This sub-neighbourhood sits adjacent to the Harris Green area to the south and Fernwood to the northeast, placing residents within easy reach of the city's urban amenities while maintaining a distinct residential character shaped by tree-lined streets and the park's pastoral presence. The housing stock in Central Park reflects Victoria's evolution from the early twentieth century through to contemporary infill development. Older character homes, many dating from the 1910s through the 1940s, stand alongside low-rise apartment buildings and newer townhouse complexes, creating a mixed streetscape that balances heritage charm with modern density. The area has seen gradual redevelopment, with some larger older homes converted to multi-unit dwellings and vacant parcels occasionally making way for row housing or small apartment buildings. Current listings demonstrate this diversity, ranging from apartments and fourplexes to single-family houses and townhomes, with an average of around 2.5 bedrooms and prices spanning from approximately $315,000 to nearly $1.5 million. The overall feel is that of an established neighbourhood undergoing gentle, incremental change.

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