Union Bay Real Estate

Known for its charm and natural beauty, the historically rich community of Union Bay is home to roughly 1200 people, and is a wonderful place to call home. Considered a well-kept secret by many, residents enjoy breathtaking views of the bay, the Strait of Georgia, AND nearby islands! The community's proximity to Comox Lake provides residents with ample opportunity to partake in water activities such as boating, fishing, kayaking,  canoeing and camping.  Anglers will be delighted to learn that trout and char can be caught in the lake year-round. Our local avid golfers have the opportunity to enjoy challenging courses in Courtenay and Comox, only a short drive away. 

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6249 Island Hwy, Union Bay

$2,200,000 - 3 Beds, 3 Baths, 3,730 Sf

MLS® # 937251

RE/MAX Ocean Pacific Realty (Crtny)

4898 Island Hwy, Union Bay

$1,450,000 - 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,550 Sf

MLS® # 933082

PG Direct Realty Ltd.

6031 Harwood Rd, Union Bay

$964,000 - 2 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,297 Sf

MLS® # 941676

Oakwyn Realty Ltd.

5618 Island Hwy, Union Bay

$879,900 - 2 Beds, 1 Bath, 892 Sf

MLS® # 942416

eXp Realty

Pr Lt 4 6057 Island Hwy, Union Bay

$799,000

MLS® # 940633

Royal LePage-Comox Valley (CV)

Pr Lt 3 6057 Island Hwy, Union Bay

$749,000

MLS® # 940625

Royal LePage-Comox Valley (CV)

5473 Tappin St, Union Bay

$725,000 - 4 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,912 Sf

MLS® # 941684

One Percent Realty Ltd.

Pr Lt 2 6057 Island Hwy, Union Bay

$699,000

MLS® # 940606

Royal LePage-Comox Valley (CV)

Lot 7 Horne St, Union Bay

$329,900

MLS® # 943981

Royal LePage-Comox Valley (CV)

About Union Bay Homes For Sale

Founded in 1887, Union Bay was initially established as Union Wharf, a name derived from the nearly six hundred foot long docking area along the bay. With productive coal mines in the nearby area that is now known as Cumberland, the docks served as a port for vessels that would ship the high quality coal around the world. The town was developed primarily to support the thriving coal mining industry and the mining industry workers and their families. The area maintained its status as a major shipping port until 1960, and the foundation of the local economy has since transitioned from coal to oysters. Several of the original buildings still stand in an area known as “Heritage Row,” a must-see during any visit to Union Bay!