Cities Near Central Saanich, British Columbia

CH

Cobble Hill

$1,180 to $5,500
107 Rentals
C

Colwood

$1,222 to $5,500
130 Rentals
D

Duncan

$1,100 to $5,500
143 Rentals
E

Esquimalt

$950 to $4,795
205 Rentals
H

Highlands

$1,500 to $5,500
82 Rentals
K

Kelowna

$883 to $4,776
83 Rentals
L

Langford

$1,222 to $5,500
118 Rentals
MI

Mayne Island

$475 to $5,500
643 Rentals
M

Metchosin

$1,180 to $5,500
75 Rentals
NC

North Cowichan

$1,100 to $5,500
142 Rentals
NS

North Saanich

$1,180 to $5,500
121 Rentals
OB

Oak Bay

$1,500 to $4,000
192 Rentals
S

Saanich

$475 to $4,795
489 Rentals
SS

Salt Spring Island

$1,180 to $5,500
143 Rentals
S

Sidney

$1,180 to $5,500
119 Rentals
S

Sooke

$985 to $5,500
65 Rentals
V

Vancouver

$895 to $269,527
5,645 Rentals
V

Victoria

$475 to $5,500
553 Rentals
VR

View Royal

$1,400 to $5,500
126 Rentals
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