Comber West ward lies within the Borough of Ards and North Down, centred on the historic town of Comber. The area is characterised by a mix of residential streets, local retail services, and surrounding agricultural land. The ward extends into the rural landscape to the west of the town centre, incorporating a portion of Strangford Lough's shoreline. This provides a direct connection to the water, with views across to the Ards Peninsula.
The local economy is supported by small businesses and the nearby presence of significant food production. The area is known for its potato-growing heritage, with the Comber Early potato holding a protected geographical indication. Quiet residential neighbourhoods are interspersed with green spaces, including playing fields and access points to the Lough. The ward functions as a community-focused area with strong links to its agricultural surroundings and maritime edge.
