Coastal Townhome Design
Seahaven features a timeless main-level entry design with residences spanning two stories, offering a traditional townhome feel.

Seahaven presents a collection of two-storey townhomes, offering a blend of classic coastal design and modern living directly across from Campbell River's scenic seawalk.
Built in 1980, Seahaven has been a consistent presence on the Island Highway, known for its practical layouts and desirable location.
Constructed in 1980, Seahaven was designed as a freehold/strata townhome complex, featuring a classic main-level entry with upper-level residences. Its architecture emphasizes functional living spaces, blending seamlessly into the coastal environment of Campbell River.
Residences within Seahaven offer comfortable layouts, often featuring modern updates and private outdoor spaces. The complex provides essential amenities like in-suite laundry and open parking, all within steps of the oceanfront seawalk.
Seahaven features a timeless main-level entry design with residences spanning two stories, offering a traditional townhome feel.
Many homes within Seahaven have undergone beautiful renovations, showcasing modern flooring, updated kitchens, and fresh finishes.
Select residences boast ocean views, providing a picturesque backdrop to daily life and a constant connection to the Discovery Passage.
Individual units often include a private patio or yard, creating a serene outdoor retreat perfect for relaxation or entertaining.
Each home is equipped with in-suite laundry facilities, adding a layer of everyday convenience for residents.
Residents benefit from open parking, with individual units typically allocated two to three spaces.
If you live in Campbell River long enough, you end up in Central for something. The hospital is here. So are Carihi Secondary, Phoenix Middle School, École des Deux Mondes and a string of elementary schools from Cedar and Pinecrest down to Sandowne and Rockland. Strathcona Gardens, with its pools and arenas, fills up every weekday after school.
The streets were mostly built out from the 1960s on, so the housing is a mix: post-war bungalows and split-levels on big lots, newer infill, townhomes and a growing number of low-rise condos along the main roads. It's often where buyers find the best value close to the water and downtown.
The east edge is the Island Highway and the ocean. The seawalk runs along it, flat and paved, with benches facing Discovery Passage and Quadra Island. The Museum at Campbell River sits on the bluff near the north end. On the west side, Dogwood Street carries the shopping centres, groceries and big-box stores, and behind it the Beaver Lodge Lands offer hundreds of acres of forest trails.
Life at Seahaven offers a blend of comfortable home living and immediate access to Campbell River's vibrant coastal offerings.
Living at Seahaven means the ocean is literally at your doorstep. Directly across Island Highway South, the Campbell River Seawalk stretches for miles, perfect for morning jogs, leisurely walks, or simply enjoying the marine activity. Residents can easily access the beach for a stroll or to launch a kayak, immersing themselves in the natural beauty of Discovery Passage.
Nearby parks provide green spaces for relaxation, and the area is well-suited for cycling with scenic routes along the waterfront. The proximity to marinas also appeals to boating enthusiasts, offering convenient access to the water for fishing or exploring the surrounding islands.
824 Island Hwy S, Campbell River, BC, in Central Campbell River.