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2113 Pemberton Place
Comox · Vacant Land
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- 5,328 ft²
Listed by Easy List Realty · MLS® 1053877
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Listed by Easy List Realty · MLS® 1053877
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Sign inFor additional information, please click on Brochure button below. This is a very rare, R2 Zoned building lot in the Town of Comox, that is available for you to place your single or double wide, modular home or custom built patio home. The original mobile home has been cleared from the land but the footings have been retained, should the new buyer wish to place their home in exactly the same place on the property. All services are underground. This is your chance to own your own property. No pad fees, no park fees, no strata fees. You can purchase this land and place your brand new home on this property for less than the median price of a condominium or townhouse in Comox. This property is located on a closed cul-de-sac, off of a no-through street (Stadacona Pl) just off the intersection of Guthrie and Anderton. It is steps away from the primary bus route both into downtown Comox and on to the Hospital District and downtown Courtenay. The main roads are modern, with bike lanes, controlled intersections and marked crosswalks. Every service needed is at your fingertips; groceries, dental, medical, hearing, pharmacies, fast food, legal, dog grooming, pet hospital, they are all literally within walking distance, but you will be living on a private cul-de-sac with only a few neighbours and no traffic. Comox boasts a full feature airport, with both major carriers, West Jet and Air Canada plus a host of small commuter airlines. Ferry service to the mainland is from two locations in Nanaimo (1hr S), Downtown and Duke Point. If you are a military family, this property is approx 5km from CFB Comox, 19 Wing. If you are relocating to support a senior, Comox and the Comox Valley are home to multiple senior villages, extended care facilities and a host of in-home support services. Listing contains rendering photos.
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Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population. 855 dwellings.
Statistics Canada area 59260363 · Comox
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census Profile, dissemination area 59260363.
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