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B – 2221 Embleton Crescent
Courtenay · Single Family
- Beds
- 3
- Baths
- 2
- Sqft
- 1,404
- Built
- 1994
Listed by eXp Realty (CX) · MLS® 1044808
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Move-in ready and full of potential, this versatile 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is ideal for families, first-time buyers, or investors. Located in the sought-after Puntledge neighbourhood, adjacent to Malcolm Morrison Park's playground, and just steps from Roy Stewart Morrison Nature Park and trails, the Puntledge River, downtown Courtenay, excellent schools, and convenient bus routes, this home offers an exceptional lifestyle. The freshly painted main level features a bright living room filled with natural light and a functional kitchen with access to a new spacious back deck, complete with stairs leading down to the private backyard. Upstairs, you'll find two bedrooms separated by a 4-piece bathroom, while the primary bedroom features both his-and-hers closets. Downstairs includes a 3-piece bathroom, laundry area, bedroom/flex space, and a roughed-in kitchenette offering excellent suite potential, along with a separate lower entry for added flexibility. A large side gate provides easy access and RV parking potential. A fantastic blend of location, flexibility, and livability!
Home facts
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2 full
- Interior
- 1,404 sq ft
- Year built
- 1994
- Parking
- 2
- Property type
- Single Family
- Area
- Courtenay City
- Listed
- July 31, 2026
- Structure
- Duplex
- PID
- 018-827-357
- Common interest
- Freehold
Highlights
- Private yard
Features and inclusions
- Appliances
- Washer, Refrigerator, Range - Electric, Dishwasher, Dryer
- Heating
- Baseboard heaters
- Cooling
- None
- Lot
- Park setting, Other
Rooms and building
- Water
- Zoning
- Residential
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Monthly and upfront costs
Uses the posted 5-year rate (5.19%), 20% down and a 25-year amortization.
Monthly ownership costs
- Principal and interest
- $2,606
- Property tax
- $158/mo
- Home insurance
- $150/mo
- Estimated monthly total
- $2,915
Purchase snapshot
- List price
- $549,900
- Down payment
- $109,980 (20%)
- Estimated mortgage
- $439,920
Estimates only. They leave out utilities, upkeep and closing costs.
Borrowing costs
What money costs right now
The rates behind any payment estimate on this page.
- Prime rate
- 4.45%
- Variable mortgages are quoted against this.
- 5 year bond yield
- 3.68%
- Fixed mortgage pricing follows this.
- Policy rate
- 2.25%
- Set by the Bank of Canada.
These are benchmark rates, not mortgage quotes. Your rate depends on the lender, the term, and your file.
Source: Bank of Canada. As of 2026-09-29
Property tax
What the tax bill looks like
Municipal, regional, hospital and school rates combined.
- Estimated annual tax
- $2,974
- At 5.4086 per $1,000 of assessed value.
Estimated by applying the municipal rate to the asking price. Your actual bill is based on the BC Assessment value, which is set separately and usually differs from the sale price. Home owner grants are not included.
Source: Province of British Columbia, Local Government Statistics Schedule 702, 2026. As of 2026-01-01
Neighbourhood
Estimated travel times. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Climate
What the weather is like in Courtenay
Ten year average, 2016–2025.
- Average temperature
- 10.7°C
- Daily mean across the year.
- Yearly precipitation
- 1,152 mm
- On the drier side for BC.
- Yearly snowfall
- 48 cm
- Expect real winters.
- Bright sunshine
- 1,926 h
- Hours of sun a year, 1981–2010 average.
Averaged from the last ten complete years of Environment Canada observations at the nearest principal station, so it reflects the climate as it is now rather than a thirty year normal. Bright sunshine is the exception: it is no longer measured at these stations, so that figure is the long term average.
Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada, monthly climate summaries
Land and hazards
What the maps say about this land
Provincial designations and mapped natural hazards at this location.
- Wildfire interface
- Low risk
- In a mapped wildland-urban interface zone. Affects insurance and FireSmart requirements.
Based on where this point falls in provincial map layers, not a site survey or a formal hazard assessment. Confirm with the municipality, a professional, and your insurer before relying on it.
Source: BC Geographic Warehouse (Agricultural Land Commission, BC Wildfire Service)
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