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1622 Camosun Street
Victoria · Single Family
- Beds
- 5
- Baths
- 3
Victoria · Single Family
Listed by Pemberton Holmes Ltd. · MLS® 1050821
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NEW PRICE! Live the Fernwood lifestyle in this beautifully updated character home offering 4BR's upstairs & a bright 1BR+Den suite below. Sunlight fills the renovated kitchen w/butcher-block island, cozy gas-fireplace living room, & spacious dining w/French doors & hardwood floors. A full bath on the main adds everyday convenience, while the upper level features 4 charming BR's & a renovated bathroom w/double sinks & an oversized clawfoot tub. New 2026 roof, attic reinsulation & updated wiring. Further upgrades include newer windows, basement work, draft-sealing, Rockwool soundproofing, updated paint, 2023 hot water tank, 200-amp panel & EV-ready wiring. The long gated driveway offers abundant parking & future garage potential & the west-facing yard is perfect for relaxed evenings. A quiet, yet convenient location w/fabulous neighbours, steps to schools, Vic High’s field & track, Fernwood Village, North Park Village Centre, Central Park & an easy stroll to Downtown. Act quick!
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