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2911 Back Road
Courtenay · Single Family
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Courtenay · Single Family
Listed by REMAX Ocean Pacific (CX) · MLS® 1050096
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Perched on a hillside overlooking the Comox Valley, this custom-built, one-owner home offers unobstructed panoramic views of the farm views with Trumpter swans, soaring eagles overhead, the Beaufort Mountain Range and Comox Glacier. Complete privacy from the neighbours, enjoy the vista with foor-to-ceiling windows and a bright Southern exposure that bathes the open-concept layout in sun all day, accentuating the mid-century modern vibe, beamed ceilings, and flowing floor plan. The seamless flow connects the dining room to the kitchen and cozy eating nook, while sliding glass doors lead to newly replaced deck with backyard stairs. The walkout basement features a character-rich family room complete with a bar and corner stove. Practical additions include a dedicated workshop with a separate entrance, a heat pump, and a durable metal roof. As an added bonus, a separate bachelor suite with its own private entrance provides excellent potential for rental income or an extended family space.
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Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population. 75 dwellings.
Statistics Canada area 59260320 · Comox Valley B (Lazo North)
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census Profile, dissemination area 59260320.
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