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331 Niagara Street, Victoria, BC, V8V 1G7
$1,700,000
331 Niagara Street
  • James Bay
  • Victoria
  • 6 bd
  • 4 ba
  • 4682 sf
Triplex
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James Bay Real Estate

James Bay sits directly south and west of Downtown Victoria, wrapping around the Inner Harbour and extending out to Dallas Road and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. It's one of the oldest residential districts in Victoria and appeals to buyers who want to walk to the Legislature, Fisherman's Wharf, and the waterfront while staying inside the core. The flat terrain and compact street grid make it one of the more walkable parts of the city.

Dallas Road runs the southern edge with its clifftop walking path, Ogden Point breakwater, and views across to the Olympic Mountains. Beacon Hill Park borders the neighbourhood to the east, and Fisherman's Wharf draws residents for fresh seafood and the float homes. Government Street and Menzies Street carry the local shops, cafes, and the Thrifty Foods that anchor daily errands. Many residents work at the provincial government offices around the Legislature or commute on foot and by bike into Downtown, and BC Transit routes along Douglas and Menzies connect the rest of Victoria.

Housing here is a mix of heritage character homes and mid-century low-rise apartments. You'll find restored Victorian and Edwardian houses on streets like Simcoe and Michigan, alongside 1960s and 1970s walk-up condo buildings closer to the harbour and Downtown edge. Newer condo and townhouse developments have filled in along Belleville and around the inner harbour, so pricing and property age vary significantly from block to block.

 

Explore James Bay Homes for Sale

Browse current James Bay MLS® listings on REW and filter by price, property type, number of bedrooms, and more to focus your search within the neighbourhood.

  • Detached houses: Heritage Victorian and Edwardian homes on quieter residential streets, many restored and some divided into suites.

  • Townhouses: A smaller segment, often newer infill near the harbour and Belleville Street for buyers wanting ground-level space without a full house.

  • Condos and apartments: The most common option, ranging from mid-century walk-ups to newer waterfront buildings near the Inner Harbour.

  • Duplexes: Converted older homes and purpose-built half-duplexes on interior streets for buyers who want more room than a condo offers.

Connect with a local Victoria real estate agent for neighbourhood guidance. Use REW's mortgage calculator and speak with our mortgage partners about financing.


James Bay Real Estate FAQs

What kind of homes can I buy in James Bay?
James Bay has a wide range, from restored Victorian and Edwardian heritage houses to mid-century walk-up condos and newer buildings near the Inner Harbour. Condos and apartments make up the largest share of the market, while detached heritage homes tend to be concentrated on interior streets like Simcoe and Michigan. Browse live James Bay listings on REW to see what's available by type and price.
Is James Bay a walkable neighbourhood?
It's one of the most walkable parts of Victoria thanks to its flat terrain and compact street grid. Residents can reach Downtown, the Legislature, Beacon Hill Park, and Fisherman's Wharf on foot, and daily shopping is covered by the Thrifty Foods and shops along Menzies and Government Street. The Dallas Road waterfront path also runs the length of the southern edge.
How does James Bay compare to Fairfield for buyers?
Both are close-in Victoria neighbourhoods with heritage homes, but James Bay sits right against the Inner Harbour and Downtown, giving it more condos and a shorter walk to the core. Fairfield, to the east past Beacon Hill Park, leans more toward detached character houses and tree-lined residential streets. Your choice often comes down to whether you want harbour-side condo living or a quieter house-focused street.
What are current home prices in James Bay?
Prices vary considerably because the neighbourhood mixes older walk-up condos, newer waterfront buildings, and restored heritage houses. The best way to gauge current pricing is to check live James Bay listings on REW and filter by property type and price range. A local Victoria agent can also help you compare recent sales within specific blocks.
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