This 203± acre farm near Lytton offers 117± acres in hay cultivation, seller-reported production averaging 280 tons per season, gravity-fed irrigation and a country residence. Mountain views, farm storage and improvement opportunities. A dedicated forage base for livestock producers.
Foreign Buyer Ban does not apply to this property
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Set in the scenic Botanie Valley just north of Lytton, this 203± acre agricultural holding combines an established hay operation, a country residence and the opportunity to acquire additional forage-producing land within reach of the Fraser Valley and Interior ranching communities. Encompassing 1960 and 2000 Botanie Creek Road, the property includes approximately 117 acres in hay cultivation, with seller-reported average production of approximately 280 tons of alfalfa-mix hay per season. A gravity-fed irrigation system supplied by Botanie Creek serves the fields through five wheel lines, with the water source shared by two other licence holders. Open agricultural fields, mountain views and the quiet valley setting provide a compelling backdrop for a working farm, offering both productive use and the space and privacy of rural living.
For a Lower Mainland dairy or livestock producer, or a rancher in the Lillooet or Cariboo regions, the property offers an opportunity to strengthen an existing operation through ownership of a separate forage base. Hay can be marketed commercially or directed to the purchaser’s livestock operation, potentially reducing reliance on purchased feed and helping build reserves for drier months or periods of tighter supply. For operators with Crown grazing tenures, additional winter-feed production may also support a proposal for herd expansion or a review of existing AUM allocations, subject to Crown forage availability and provincial assessment and approval. The investment appeal combines agricultural production, potential feed savings or hay revenue, residential use and long-term ownership of the underlying land. Regional access supports this strategy, with approximate driving times to Lytton of two hours from Chilliwack, one hour from Lillooet, two hours from Kamloops and two hours fifteen minutes from 100 Mile House, plus the additional drive to the property along Botanie Creek Road.
The residence at 1960 Botanie Creek Road provides a practical home base with a covered deck, attached double garage, woodshed and two wood-burning stoves reported to have undergone WETT inspections. The roof was replaced approximately in 2009, and the domestic well is reported to be 117 feet deep. Two 40 ft storage containers with electrical service provide useful additional farm storage. For a new owner, opportunities exist to build on the established operation through targeted reseeding, improvements to drier fields, replacement fencing, updates to the residence and restoration of previously used spring infrastructure. With production influenced by seasonal water availability, these improvements warrant further assessment, offering a purchaser the opportunity to direct their investment toward the needs of their own operation.
2000 & 1960 Botanie Creek Road - Lytton, BC
Lytton is situated at the meeting of the Fraser and Thompson rivers in British Columbia’s scenic Fraser Canyon, where Highway 1 connects with Highway 12. Approximately 110 km north of Hope, 65 km south of Lillooet and 170 km southwest of Kamloops, the community provides a connection between the Lower Mainland and the Interior. Known for its hot, dry summers, dramatic canyon landscapes and surrounding mountains, the area offers a rural lifestyle with opportunities for whitewater rafting, hiking, camping and wildlife viewing. Nearby Botanie Valley adds agricultural land and quiet country settings, while Stein Valley Nlaka’pamux Heritage Park offers extensive wilderness hiking and significant cultural heritage. Located within Nlaka’pamux Territory, Lytton has a long Indigenous history and played an important role in the development of the Cariboo Wagon Road and western railways. The community continues to rebuild following the 2021 wildfire, with local services and amenities evolving as recovery progresses.
The Lytton area offers a range of outdoor recreation shaped by the Fraser and Thompson rivers, rugged canyon scenery and surrounding mountains. Whitewater rafting is a signature attraction, with guided trips providing an exciting way to experience the river corridors. Nearby Stein Valley Nlaka’pamux Heritage Park offers opportunities for day hikes and extended wilderness backpacking, with forested trails, mountain scenery and significant Indigenous cultural heritage. Skihist Park provides camping, picnicking and sweeping views over the Thompson River and White Canyon, while the surrounding region offers rewarding wildlife viewing and photography. Seasonal farmers’ markets, community celebrations and the Lytton River Festival complement the outdoor lifestyle, bringing together local food, artisans, music and the area’s strong connection to its rivers.
50°17'0.76"N and 121°33'39.45"W
$2,772.39 (2026)
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LOT A DISTRICT LOT 1471 KAMLOOPS DIVISION YALE DISTRICT PLAN 36687
PID 004-122-313
DISTRICT LOT 1471 KAMLOOPS DIVISION YALE DISTRICT EXCEPT PLANS 36687 AND 39375
PID 004-122-305
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