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Fairfield East occupies the eastern portion of the broader Fairfield neighbourhood, situated between downtown Victoria to the northwest and the waterfront areas along Dallas Road and Beacon Hill Park to the south. Cook Street generally serves as a dividing line between Fairfield East and Fairfield West, while the neighbourhood's eastern edge transitions toward the Gonzales and Rockland areas. Its proximity to Beacon Hill Park gives much of the sub-neighbourhood a green, open character, and the shoreline along the Juan de Fuca Strait frames its southern perimeter. The housing stock in Fairfield East is predominantly composed of older character homes, many dating from the early to mid-twentieth century, with the Edwardian and Craftsman-style detached houses that define Victoria's most established residential streets well represented here. Larger single-family lots are common, alongside a meaningful number of duplexes and low-rise apartment buildings that reflect the neighbourhood's gentle density. The active listing mix spans apartments, row and townhouse units, duplexes, and detached houses, with prices ranging from approximately $520,000 to just over $3,095,000, reflecting the variety from entry-level condominium suites to substantial character homes on generous lots. The overall feel is of a mature, well-established neighbourhood where the original residential fabric has been largely preserved, with selective infill and conversions contributing to a layered streetscape that balances heritage character with modest contemporary additions.

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