SAANICH EAST NEIGHBOURHOOD · BRITISH COLUMBIA

Lambrick Park

Lambrick Park makes sense if you’ll use the fields, recreation centre or nearby campus routes. The same activity that gives the area its energy can change how a particular street feels at busy times.

$1,133,000OCTOBER 2026 · LOCAL SF BENCHMARK
1.5 kmPARK LOOP TRAIL
Near UVicCAMPUS ACCESS
Portfolio property at 4253 Oakview Pl, Lambrick Park, Saanich East
4253 Oakview Pl · Team Portfolio. Portfolio photograph; condition and availability may have changed.
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THE STORY

An active centre
with residential calm around it.

Make one visit on a weekday and another when the fields are in use. Start with the walk you expect to make regularly. In a house or townhome, check storage and parking for the way you’ll live, including bikes, sports gear and visitors.

Housing is led by post-war and later detached homes, with renovations, secondary suites and newer attached options adding variety. Proximity to UVic, schools and recreation supports consistent interest, but student accommodation, traffic patterns and condition can meaningfully change the character and value of an individual property.

A little local history

The Lambrick Park setting belongs to the wider Gordon Head landscape that changed from farms to post-war residential streets. Its concentration of recreation and open space now gives the neighbourhood a distinct community focus.

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WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT

North of McKenzie,
between Shelbourne and Gordon Head.

Lambrick Park sits north of McKenzie Avenue around the park campus, extending between the Shelbourne corridor and Gordon Head residential streets. Feltham, Tyndall and Gordon Head roads provide the principal local connections.

SouthUniversity of Victoria and McKenzie Avenue
WestShelbourne corridor and central Saanich
NorthGordon Head, PKOLS and Cordova Bay routes
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SAANICH EAST · OCTOBER 2026

Saanich East Region Valuation Changes

Lambrick Park’s October 2026 single-family home price benchmark was $1,133,000 (-0.8% year over year). Compare recent sold and pending homes of the same type and setting, then account for condition, land, servicing and any coastal exposure. A modelled typical home is different from an individual property.

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Lambrick Park single-family

$1,133,000
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September 2026

$1,115,200
03

October 2025

$1,142,500

Source: Victoria Home Price Index. SF-All benchmark series, checked November 4, 2026. These are modelled typical-home values, not medians, appraisals or 12-month Matrix statistics.

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THE HOMES

Established homes
adapted over time.

Start with Lambrick Park if swimming, sports or community programs are activities you want close to home. Many houses have been updated, expanded or configured with secondary accommodation. Review permits, electrical and plumbing systems, perimeter drains, oil-tank history, insulation, sewer service, tenancy details, parking and the practical fit of any future suite or garden suite.

  • 01Post-war bungalows and split-level homes
  • 02Two-storey family residences
  • 03Renovated homes with secondary suites
  • 04Townhomes, condominiums and newer infill near main routes
Portfolio property at 4240 Oakview Pl, Lambrick Park, Saanich East
4240 Oakview Pl · Team Portfolio. Portfolio photograph; condition and availability may have changed.

THE OUTDOORS

Fields, paths
and year-round recreation.

Lambrick Park includes sports fields, tennis courts, a lacrosse box, playground, skatepark and a roughly 1.5-kilometre perimeter loop. Gordon Head Recreation Centre adds pools, fitness and community programming, making the campus useful in every season.

A campus in transitionSaanich is planning the long-term renewal of the Lambrick Park campus. Concept work is ongoing, so buyers should distinguish approved improvements from ideas still being studied.
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THE EVERYDAY

Recreation nearby,
daily needs within reach.

Schools, the recreation centre, UVic and shopping along Shelbourne and McKenzie give Lambrick Park a convenient, family-oriented everyday structure.

RECREATION

Gordon Head Recreation Centre

Pools, fitness, youth space and community programs sit within the Lambrick Park campus.

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PARK

Lambrick Park

Fields, courts, paths, a playground and Saanich’s skatepark support organized and informal activity.

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CAMPUS

University of Victoria

Education, employment, recreation and cultural programming are close to the neighbourhood’s southern side.

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A CONSIDERED CHOICE

Is Lambrick Park
your next chapter?

Start with Lambrick Park if swimming, sports or community programs are activities you want close to home. A manageable property near the routes you use can make a stronger choice than a larger home with a less convenient daily routine.

Activity around recreation and school facilities varies through the day. Visit during a busy program period and compare parking, noise and the walking route with quieter residential pockets.

Compare access to the fields with activity on your street

Visit on a busy sports afternoon as well as a quiet morning. Check walking routes, parking during events and the space your household needs for gear. Being near the facilities is an advantage when you will use them regularly.

THE DETAILS

Frequently
asked questions.

01Where is Lambrick Park in Saanich East?+

Lambrick Park sits north of McKenzie Avenue around the park campus, extending between the Shelbourne corridor and Gordon Head residential streets. Feltham, Tyndall and Gordon Head roads provide the principal local connections.

02What facilities are at Gordon Head Recreation Centre near Lambrick Park?+

The centre offers pools, fitness and community programming within the Lambrick Park recreation setting. Consult Saanich’s current facility and program information for opening hours, availability and registration.

The centre offers aquatic and fitness programs and the broader site has outdoor recreation. Check the District’s schedule for the facilities you need and walk the route from the home if you expect to use it often.

03Why do some Lambrick Park amenities use the Gordon Head name?+

Gordon Head Recreation Centre sits beside Lambrick Park and serves the wider Gordon Head community.

If walking to the pool, playing fields or school matters, compare the route from individual homes in both neighbourhoods.

04What should I check when buying beside recreation fields or a school?+

Visit at school arrival, during sports activity and in the evening. Compare parking, lighting, access and noise with your routine, and confirm any boundary or access rights affecting the lot.

Watch how the street handles drop-off or game times. Look at driveway access, where visitors park and whether the garden or bedrooms face the activity. Those details can matter even when the facility itself is an advantage.

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YOUR MAIN LAMBRICK PARK CONTACT

Robin Scrimger, REALTOR and New Chapter Real Estate Team lead

Meet Robin Scrimger

Personal Real Estate Corporation · REALTOR® & Team Lead
New Chapter Real Estate Team
Coldwell Banker Oceanside Real Estate

Talk with Robin about the streets, homes and practical details that fit your plans. Ask for recent sold and pending comparables for your preferred property type and neighbourhood.

Call Robin: 778-400-6047 · Email Robin

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