Qualicum Single-Family Detached Homes For Sale
Spanning over 20 kilometers along the coast, Qualicum is a Vancouver Island region with a number of small communities. It is located between Deep Bay and Bowser (in its north end) and Parksville and Nanoose Bay (in its south end). Single-family detached homes for sale in Qualicum are suitable for a range of buyers, but primarily attract retirees and families (whether as full-time residents or as summer vacationers). These properties exemplify the desirable island lifestyle, with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and sea right from your window. Contact the Carly Carey Real Estate Team today to start your home search, or click to learn more about Qualicum single-family detached homes for sale.
Qualicum Single-Family Detached Home Statistics
| Average Price | $1.4M |
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| Lowest Price | $500K |
| Highest Price | $14.8M |
| Total Listings | 76 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 49 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $606 |
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Qualicum Single-Family Detached Home Highlights
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01Homes situated on quiet residential streets, perfect for retirees and families
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02Exclusive locations on the waterfront or with mountain views, and the privacy that comes with it
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03Square footage for a multitude of buyers, for the perfect full-time residence or vacation home
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04Community events and amenities, alongside the seclusion of smaller communities
Qualicum Real Estate
As the most popular property type on the real estate market, Qualicum's single-family homes offer residents a slice of Island life—meaning an oceanside location and stunning scenery. Single-family detached homes for sale in Qualicum are built in the familiar West Coast styles, though the area has a number of custom homes (which generally branch out architecturally). These properties suit a variety of uses, but are most commonly family homes, suitable because of their multiple bedrooms and bathrooms. Additionally, retirees also enjoy this area for the strong community spirit and tranquil atmosphere. In regards to square footage, Qualicum offers larger properties in comparison to those located in the city, and at a more affordable price point.
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Qualicum encompasses a significantly-sized region across the coast, with communities that appeal to different buyers. The waterfront properties and exciting events of Qualicum Beach are appealing to a certain buyer, while those who long for forest views and privacy might feel at home in Little Qualicum River Village. Regardless of where in Qualicum you live, the highway is easily accessible, and the city of Nanaimo is (at the very most) a 50-minute drive.
The communities Qualicum vary in the amenities and attractions that they offer. Qualicum Beach is recognized for its quaint downtown area, which features a museum and an art gallery alongside shops and restaurants. All across the coast, there a numerous parks and green spaces, which are great for those of any age—and even for a furry friend. When it comes to outdoor recreation, Qualicum residents enjoy a variety of activities, including golf at the Arrowsmith Golf Club or the Qualicum Beach Memorial Golf Course. Other activities include hiking in the nearby parks, swimming in the many lakes, camping in one of the designated campgrounds, or taking the boat out onto the water.
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Qualicum Single-Family Detached Homes Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How frequently do waterfront homes appear on the Qualicum market?
A: As Qualicum stretches along 20 kilometers of coast, there are a good number of waterfront homes listed on the market at one time. Many of the neighbourhoods are built on small hills, which means that water views are also a common feature.
Q: What is the typical construction date for a single-family detached home in Qualicum?
A: As communities such as Qualicum Beach are relatively established, there are a multitude of over properties spanning the years between 1950 and 1990. However, there are older properties from the 1930s, as well as new construction homes.
Q: Does Chemainus have a community center?
A: No, Chemainus does not have a community center. It does, however, have a skating rink (Fuller Lake Arena) which hosts hockey games and clubs, as well as a library.
