Prince George · Central

The Crescents

Prince George's oldest character neighbourhood, named for its curving streets

76,708

Area population

38.8

Median age

68.2%

Home ownership

$88,000

Median income

Figures cover Prince George (Prince George, City, British Columbia). Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census. Full census profile.

The Neighbourhood

The Crescents.

The Crescents, also known as the Millar Addition, is one of Prince George's original residential neighbourhoods, laid out with distinctive curving streets close to downtown and Connaught Hill Park. Character homes from the early twentieth century sit alongside newer infill on tree-lined blocks.

Getting around: The neighbourhood's central location keeps downtown, the hospital and Highway 97 all within a short walk or drive.
Schools & family: Established Prince George public elementary and secondary schools serve the neighbourhood directly.
Shopping & lifestyle: Downtown's shops and services are an easy walk away, covering most everyday needs.

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Prince George · Central

The Crescents

Prince George's oldest character neighbourhood, named for its curving streets

76,708

Area population

38.8

Median age

68.2%

Home ownership

$88,000

Median income

Figures cover Prince George (Prince George, City, British Columbia). Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census. Full census profile.

The Neighbourhood

The Crescents.

Getting around: The neighbourhood's central location keeps downtown, the hospital and Highway 97 all within a short walk or drive.
Schools & family: Established Prince George public elementary and secondary schools serve the neighbourhood directly.
Shopping & lifestyle: Downtown's shops and services are an easy walk away, covering most everyday needs.

On the Market

Homes near The Crescents.

Search all homes in The Crescents

Thinking about The Crescents?