2368 Quince St

Prince George, BC V2L 5A9

Apartment building

3 beds

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 1 3 bd, 1 ba	--	Now	C$1,495

What's special

Own laundryQuiet cul-de-sacShared yardOff-street parking

This updated 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom upstairs unit is located at 2368 Quince Street, Prince George and is available now. Rent is $1,495.00 per month, not including utilities. This unit features a large living/dining area, a 4-piece bathroom, and own laundry. Shared yard and off-street parking. Pets are negotiable but require an additional deposit. Conveniently located in a quiet cul-de-sac, close to Parkwood Shopping Center, movie theater, bus routes, hospital and downtown Prince George. Smoking and disruptive behavior are not permitted. Rental references and evidence of income will be required. Book your showing today! Nest Property Management and Real Estate Services Ltd.

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Unit features

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Refrigerator

Neighborhood: VLA

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Somewhat Walkable

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Somewhat Bikeable

Nearby schools in Prince George

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Nature Views
The neighbourhood’s position near the Nechako River brings river-valley scenery close by.
Outdoor Activities
Nearby riverside routes and parks provide options for walking and cycling.
Downtown Close
VLA is near central Prince George’s shops, dining and cultural venues.
Highway Access
Major roads nearby connect the area with other parts of Prince George and regional routes.

VLA, short for Victoria Landing Addition, is a residential area in Prince George on the south side of the Nechako River, near the city centre. The setting combines river-valley views with access to the broader Fraser-Fort George region’s northern inland climate, where winters are cold and snowy and summers are generally warm. Riverside trails and nearby parks offer places to walk, cycle and enjoy the outdoors; playgrounds and public library services are available elsewhere in Prince George. Local errands and coffee stops are part of the city’s wider commercial scene, with more dining, shopping and arts venues concentrated downtown. The area’s location makes trips into central Prince George practical, while major roads connect it to other parts of the city and regional routes. Its residential streets and proximity to the river give VLA a distinct foothold between the urban core and the surrounding landscape.