Kelowna neighbourhoods

Kelowna's civic and commercial heart, a few blocks of offices, restaurants and cultural venues stepping down to the waterfront parks on Okanagan Lake.

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Hillside homes wrapping Dilworth Mountain, trading yard space for wide views over the city and the lake.

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Lakeside village atmosphere south of downtown, with low-rise shops, apartments and popular access points to the water.

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Central-north family neighbourhoods on the valley floor, convenient to both downtown and the hillside campus corridor beyond.

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One of the city's largest residential areas in the northeast, with its own busy town centre strip and some of the valley's more affordable housing.

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Established residential district running south along the lake shore, known for beaches, schools and quiet streets near the Mission Creek greenway.

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Just north of downtown, a mix of older houses and light industrial sheds slowly filling with small makers, cafes and studios.

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Forested master-planned community in the hills above Glenmore, built around ponds, trails and newer single family streets.

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Village-style planned community on the Upper Mission benches, designed around a small core, playing fields and trails at the city's southern edge.

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Growing hillside district above Rutland, a lattice of newer subdivisions climbing toward the ridge with valley-wide outlooks.

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