Beautifully maintained 3 bed rancher on over a third acre corner lot. Situated on a flat, fully fenced 15,000 sqft+ corner lot, this single level 3 bed, 1 bath, 1470 sqf...
Listing courtesy of 460 Realty Inc..
Welcome home to Akenhead Road. If you are looking for a property with a great home this is for you. Walking in you are greeted to a spacious entry w/ mud & laundry that f...
Listing courtesy of eXp Realty.
Custom rancher-style home on 5.66 acres featuring open pasture, a fenced garden & Plum Creek. Owing to newer additions (2x6 construction), this home has a vast interior l...
Listing courtesy of eXp Realty.
Great opportunity to get in the market! Entry level buyers and investors alike will appreciate all this property has to offer. Located along the main Cedar Village corrid...
Listing courtesy of Sutton Group-West Coast Realty (Nan).
Here's a rare find. Lovely 5.18 acres in Yellow Point with two houses on one title. The treed property is mostly flat and sits on a finger of Florence Lake. Launch you...
Listing courtesy of Royal LePage Nanaimo Realty (NanIsHwyN).
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If larger properties, privacy and a slower pace of life appeal to you, Cedar is an area worth exploring.
Largely a rural community with many farms and acreages in addition to single-family homes, Cedar’s residents have their daily needs met in the amenities found locally while Nanaimo is only a short car drive away. Properties in Cedar are typically listed at a more affordable price point when compared to most other Nanaimo neighbourhoods while areas like Yellow Point and Cedar By The Sea do cater to the luxury waterfront property market making Cedar a great place to call home.
There is one elementary school for students from K to Grade 7 in Cedar - Cedar Elementary, as well as one secondary school, Cedar Secondary, for students from Grade 8 to Grade 12.
Cedar offers its residents a grocery store for basic daily needs while nearby Chase River can be relied upon for more choice, in addition, Nanaimo’s amenities are only a short drive away.
Once a bustling community, today Cedar offers its residents peace and tranquility in a rural setting that lends itself to the many outdoor activities the green space encourages from ocean-front strolls to hikes through the forest, nature watching, swimming, fishing, and boating.
Residents of Cedar are attracted to the peace, quiet and rural setting that offers a host of outdoor recreational pursuits while the short drive to larger neighboring communities provides access to more varied entertainment options from art galleries and museums in the Old City to arcades and bowling in the University District and Central Nanaimo, and sports events played throughout the area.
Though not densely populated, the Cedar area offers several dining opportunities that please locals and area residents alike: there are two British inspired public houses - the Crow and Gate Pub and the Wheatsheaf Pub; fine dining in the casual setting of the Mahle House a restored heritage home on an acre of English-style gardens and built in 1904; the Coco Cafe offering breakfast and lunch options, while the Cassidy Country Kitchen on the border with Extension offers home-cooked meals.
The Cedar area boasts provincial and regional parks most notably the forested Hemer Provincial Park. Located on peaceful Holden Lake, the park is home to an 11km extensive trail system and is also a popular destination for nature lovers, paddlers, boaters, and anglers. Also in the area is the Nanaimo River Regional Park - a mature, natural forest situated along the Nanaimo River, offering in its 56 hectares a wildlife habitat, a network of trails for walkers, mountain bikers, and nature lovers as well as swimming and fishing for those looking for offshore pursuits. Despite its name the Chase River Estuary Park is also located in the Cedar area (though borders the Chase River community) with views of the tidal mouth of the Chase River this parkland offers over 1 km of trails and boardwalks and bird watching opportunities.