Here is your quintessential family home! Located in central Nanaimo, this area is a hidden gem at the end of a no-through road next to a playground and city park! With 3 ...
Courtesy of RE/MAX of Nanaimo
Cute as a button and tidy, don’t miss out on this move-in ready 1940s bungalow in Central Nanaimo. Cheerful and light filled, with large corner windows in the kitchen, l...
Courtesy of 460 Realty Inc. (NA)
COURT ORDERED SALE. townhome with single car garage in a central location close to all amenities. Three generous size bedrooms three 2 full bathrooms and a 1/2 bath on th...
Courtesy of Century 21 Queenswood Realty Ltd.
Unit 508 at 20 Barsby Ave in downtown Nanaimo has over 800 sq ft of interior square footage, complimented with vaulted ceilings that are only available on the top floor u...
Courtesy of eXp Realty
VACANT AND MOVE IN READY! This solid home is located on a good-sized corner lot that is perfect for investors and growing families alike. With an authorized 2 bedroom sui...
Courtesy of Royal LePage Nanaimo Realty (NanIsHwyN)
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If you are looking for an affordable neighbourhood that is centrally located Central Nanaimo could be a good fit.
As its name suggests, Central Nanaimo is centrally located and is within walking distance to coffee shops, stores, banks, and restaurants and is also where the Nanaimo Regional General Hospital is located. An established, stable and safe community developed in the 1980s, there is a good mixture of affordable single-family homes, condos & townhouses with new developments emerging in response to demands for affordable housing in the area.
There are three elementary schools in Central Nanaimo for students from K to Grade 7: Brechin Elementary and Forest Park as well as Quarterway which offers early and late French immersion. All Grade 8 -12 students in the Central Nanaimo area go to the Nanaimo District Secondary School located in the University District.
The Central Nanaimo area is home to a variety of industrial, commercial, service, and retail businesses serving the community’s residents and Nanaimo as a whole from grocery stores to breweries, industrial plastics & paints to flooring, and from dance studios to fitness centres. And with its proximity to the highway, amenities in other areas of the community are just a short drive away.
Residents of Central Nanaimo are well situated for easy access to the recreational activities and opportunities found in all Nanaimo communities although local area residents will find a full array of activities and facilities on their doorsteps from all manner of sports including a 9 hole golf course (Pryde Vista), trails for cyclists and walkers, community gardens, picnic spots, a water park feature and even a scenic waterfall and fish ladder.
Conveniently located in between both highways and therefore close to all communities within the Nanaimo area, Central Nanaimo offers a host of recreational opportunities and access to many other entertainment options from bowling at Brechin Lanes in Central Nanaimo, catching a Hornet's rugby game in North Nanaimo, ziplining at the WildPlay Element Parks in the Extension area or experiencing what life was like for the area's earliest settlers at the Nanaimo Museum in the Old City.
There are several dining options in the Central Nanaimo area and of course easy access to a host of others in neighbouring communities. From fast food and coffee shops to ethnic cuisines such as Huong Lan offering traditional Vietnamese dishes, Marina’s Taverna & Pizza and Alexandra’s Bistro for Greek & Italian cuisine, and Manvirros Indian Grill offering dishes from Northern India, residents of Central Nanaimo are never far from a good place to eat.
There are several neighbourhood parks throughout the Central Nanaimo area but located within the heart of the community is the 36 hectare Bowen Park offering a host of facilities for outdoor swimming in the summer months, curling, lacrosse, disc golf, tennis, horseshoe pitches, sand volleyball, and lawn bowling in addition to two playgrounds, trails, and gardens including a 350 species rhododendron grove. Also in the area, Beaufort Park offers tennis courts, walking & cycle trails, and a partially fenced off-leash area for dogs.