Located along West Fraser Road between Williams Lake & Quesnel. 60± acres in hay or improved pasture with the balance in native range & timber, well suited for mixed farming. Fencing, corrals, dugouts, what appears to be a barn and outbuildings, plus a 1,532 sq. ft. home built in 1978 with renovation potential.
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Set in the productive ranching corridor along West Fraser Road between Williams Lake and Quesnel, this 160-acre quarter section offers a solid agricultural foundation with a mix of improved forage, pasture and timber. Approximately 60 acres appear to be in hay production or improved pasture, with the balance comprising native range and standing hardwood that may provide future timber or farm use value. The property is well suited for cattle, horses or mixed agricultural operations, with visible infrastructure including fencing and cross-fencing, corrals, a round pen, dugouts for livestock watering, and what appears to be a barn and supporting outbuildings.
The residence is a 1,532 square foot home constructed in 1978, positioned to take in the surrounding rural landscape and offering the opportunity for renovation or improvement. This property presents strong potential as a starter ranch, expansion parcel for an existing operation, or long-term land holding in a region known for its favourable climate, strong forage production and established agricultural community.
This property is being sold pursuant to a court-ordered sale and is subject to court approval. The seller has not occupied or recently inspected the property. The property is being offered on an as is, where is basis. All information, measurements, improvements, land use, timber value, and agricultural capability should be independently verified by the purchaser to their own satisfaction.
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887 Parker Road - Quesnel, BC
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The West Fraser Road corridor between Williams Lake and Quesnel is situated in the heart of the Cariboo, one of British Columbia’s most established ranching and agricultural regions. The area is known for its strong cattle industry, productive forage and hay land, and large tracts of native range that support both commercial operations and smaller lifestyle farms. Agriculture and forestry remain the primary economic drivers, creating a stable and working rural community with deep multi-generational roots.
The region benefits from long summer daylight hours, a temperate Interior climate and reliable moisture, allowing for strong grass growth and consistent forage production. Many properties in this corridor offer a mix of improved pasture, hay fields and timbered areas, making them well suited for cattle, horses and mixed agricultural use.
With convenient access to both Williams Lake and Quesnel, landowners benefit from nearby livestock auctions, agricultural suppliers, veterinary services, schools, hospitals and full-service amenities while maintaining the privacy and space of true rural living in one of the province’s most respected ranching districts.
The West Fraser Road corridor offers exceptional year-round recreation, with easy access to Crown land, backcountry trails, lakes and rivers that support hunting, fishing, horseback riding, ATVing and snowmobiling. The surrounding Cariboo landscape is well known for its strong populations of mule deer, moose, black bear and upland birds, along with numerous nearby lakes that provide excellent trout fishing and outdoor family activities throughout all seasons.
Historically, this region played an important role during the Cariboo Gold Rush of the 1860s, when prospectors, pack trains and supply routes moved through the area on their way to the Barkerville and Quesnel mining districts. As the gold era declined, large cattle outfits were established across the rolling grasslands and open forest, forming the foundation of the ranching culture that continues today. Many of the original ranching families remain active in the area, contributing to a strong agricultural community rooted in tradition, stewardship of the land and a working rural lifestyle.
52°44'13.89"N and 122°32'36.92"W
Possible timber value.
To be verified by purchaser
To be verified by purchaser
$1,789.23 (2025)
RR2
THE SOUTH EAST 1/4 OF DISTRICT LOT 3898 CARIBOO DISTRICT
PID 010-864-920
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