Stunning Custom Built 6 Bed Family Home With Backyard Access To Cadboro-gyro Park & Beach! Immaculately Finished With Luxurious Features Including Vaulted Entry, Chandelier Lighting, Granite Counters & Maple Flooring Throughout. A Peaceful Property Blending...
New Pricing: Perched On Top Of The World On This Prized Cadboro Bay Street Rests This Mid Century Gem. Ideally Located On The Slope To Grasp The Panoramic Water Views Of The Tranquil Bay Framed By Ten Mile Point And Mount Baker. Nestled Just A Short Stroll ...
Good Solid Bungalow With Three Bedrooms In Main Area And Hardwood Floor And Wood Burning Fireplace In The Spacious Living Room. French Doors Off The Living Room That Provides Access To The Back Yard. Addition Of Large Family Room And Laundry Area Also On ...
New Price! Beautifully Renovated And Well-maintained Two-level Townhome In The Heart Of Cadboro Bay Village, Mere Steps To Shops, Cafes, Beaches, And Parks. This Elegantly Appointed Home Is Just One Of 7 In This “arts And Crafts” Styled Complex In A Private...
Cadboro Bay is a seaside community and bay located on southern Vancouver Island in the Canadian province of British Columbia, located in the Municipality of Saanich just to the north of the Municipality of Oak Bay. Cadboro Bay is a neighbourhood nestled between the University of Victoria uphill to the west and some of the most expensive neighbourhoods in Greater Victoria on the other sides
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At the foot of Sinclair Road is the Cadboro Bay Beach Public Park with a concrete octopus, whale, tugboat and a replica of the sea monster, Cadborosaurus. The body of water named Cadboro Bay is the home of the Cadborosaurus, nicknamed Caddy, a mythical sea monster that has supposedly been spotted in the calm waters of the bay. Cadboro Baygets its name from the first Hudson's Bay Company sailing vessel brought to the BC Coast, the Cadboro, which was the first vessel to anchor in the bay.
