The Comox Valley is situated midway on Vancouver Island’s East Coast. It is bordered on the west by the Beaufort Mountains with its breathtaking Comox Glacier and Strathcona Park, and on the east by the Straight of Georgia, Comox Harbour, and Baynes Sound. The Valley extends south to Fanny Bay and north to the Oyster River.  Within its boundaries are the municipalities of Courtenay, Comox and Cumberland.

Cumberland is located south of Courtenay and is the only town on the inland highway north of Nanaimo. Highways 19 and 19A link Cumberland with southern Vancouver Island. Approaching from the north, Highway 19 links Cumberland, the Comox Valley, and Campbell River with the northern half of Vancouver Island. Cumberland is a 2.5 hour drive north from Victoria, or a 75 minute drive from the ferry terminals at Departure Bay and Duke Point near Nanaimo.

BC Ferries operates a route between Comox and Powell River on the British Columbia mainland. The Comox Valley Regional Airport is served by three major airlines, with 12 daily flights between Vancouver and Comox and direct flights from Calgary. Small aircraft and floatplanes land at the Courtenay Airpark near downtown Courtenay. Daily coach lines connect all parts of Vancouver Island with the Mainland, and local bus service is also available in Courtenay, Comox and Cumberland. 

For more information on the Comox Valley and Cumberland, please visit the following websites:

DiscoverComoxValley.com
Comox-Valley-Tourism.ca

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PRICING
$219,900 - $239,900

Open House
Wednesdays-Sundays
1 to 3 pm

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