3966 Cedar Hill Cross Rd Unit ##9, Saanich
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Search houses, condos and townhomes for sale in Cedar Hill, an established Saanich East neighbourhood around Cedar Hill Road, the golf course and recreation centre, close to UVic and a short drive from downtown.
About 41 Cedar Hill properties were for sale in early October 2026, across houses, condos and townhomes. Cedar Hill is one of Saanich East's established neighbourhoods, built around Cedar Hill Road, the municipal golf course and the recreation centre, close to the University of Victoria and the Shelbourne shopping corridor.
The neighbourhood pairs mid-century family houses on quiet streets with newer condos and townhomes along North Dairy Road, Church Avenue and Cedar Hill Road. Prices run from the high $200,000s for a condo to about $2.65 million for a large house. The Cedar Hill market report shows current price ranges and recent sales.
Cedar Hill Golf Course and the recreation centre sit at the heart of the neighbourhood.
The University of Victoria and Camosun's Lansdowne campus are both nearby.
Quiet streets of mid-century houses, many on generous lots with suites.
Recent condo and townhome projects along North Dairy and Church add options.
Cedar Hill offers a full range of homes in one established Saanich East neighbourhood. In early October 2026 the 41 active listings split into about 15 detached houses, 12 condos and 12 townhomes, with a couple of land listings alongside. Prices ran from the high $200,000s for a one-bedroom condo to about $2.65 million for a large house, so there is something at most price points, from first-time buyers to families wanting space near UVic.
That range, in a green and central part of Saanich with a golf course, a recreation centre and the university close by, makes Cedar Hill a steady choice for a wide mix of buyers.
Detached houses are the top of the Cedar Hill market, with about 15 for sale in early October from roughly $690,000 to $2.65 million. Most are mid-century family homes from the 1950s to 1970s on streets such as Braefoot, Doncaster, Tracksell and Blenkinsop, with some newer and custom homes, many on generous lots and some with suites. The Cedar Hill houses for sale page looks at them in detail.
Condos are the affordable entry point, with about 12 for sale in early October from the high $200,000s to around $620,000, mostly one- and two-bedroom homes. They are concentrated in newer buildings along North Dairy Road and Church Avenue, with some older low-rises. The Cedar Hill condos for sale page looks at them in detail.
Townhomes are an active part of the market, with about 12 for sale in early October from roughly $700,000 to $1.35 million, a mix of newer projects and established complexes around Cedar Hill Road, Garnet and Louise Place. See the Cedar Hill townhomes for sale page.
Cedar Hill takes its name and its character from the Cedar Hill Golf Course, a municipal, public course wrapped by a popular 2.4-kilometre walking and running trail, with the Cedar Hill Recreation Centre and arts centre alongside. Together they give the neighbourhood a large green heart and a community gathering place, and homes near the course and trail are especially sought after.
Cedar Hill sits close to the University of Victoria and to Camosun College's Lansdowne campus, which shapes the neighbourhood. There is steady demand from faculty, staff and students, strong rental demand for suites and condos, and easy access to the amenities around the university. For buyers who work or study there, or who want a home with rental potential, the location is a real advantage.
Many Cedar Hill houses sit on generous lots, a legacy of the neighbourhood's mid-century development, and a good number include a suite or the space to add one. A suite can help with mortgage qualification, but confirm that it is legal and permitted at the address. The larger lots also appeal to buyers thinking about gardens, additions or long-term redevelopment, though any plans should be checked against Saanich's rules.
Daily needs are close at hand. The Shelbourne corridor and Hillside Centre cover groceries, services and shopping, and the golf course, the Lochside Trail, Blenkinsop Lake and nearby Mount Douglas (PKOLS) give abundant green space. Downtown Victoria is about 10 to 15 minutes away, and the central location means most errands are a short drive or bus ride.
Cedar Hill is served by the Greater Victoria School District (SD61). Cedar Hill Middle School is in the neighbourhood, with elementary and secondary schools nearby, and the parks, trails and recreation centre make it a comfortable choice for families. Catchments can change, so confirm the schools for a specific address with the district.
Cedar Hill draws families who want space and schools near the golf course and the university, first-time buyers and downsizers in the condos and townhomes, and investors and university staff drawn by the location and rental demand. The mix of established houses and newer strata homes keeps the neighbourhood accessible to a range of buyers.
Cedar Hill is the green, golf-and-university counterpart to Saanich East's other central neighbourhoods. Compare it with neighbouring Oaklands, and with the wider Saanich market and its houses across the district.