Off-grid log home for four-season living. Workshop with guest living space above, 2 sheds, greenhouse, gazebo and huge sundeck to take in beautiful sunsets and unobstructed lake views. Solar panels, generator, septic, propane & drilled well. Sold mostly furnished.
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Located straight west from Quesnel via a year-round maintained road sits Titetown Lake. A remote, yet accessible jewel of the Cariboo. When you visit this property it’s easy to see how this rural home was a passion project for the original builder. This truly unique, off-grid, lakefront property is set up for all season living with the original owner living here 365 days a year. The property is very private with over 180' of pristine east facing waterfront and all the peace and quiet you've been dreaming about. Property owners in the small community of Titetown Lake all speak to the strong sense of community with the other property owners on the lake.
This beautiful, full of character 2 bedroom, 1 bath log home has it all. The property features the main house, a workshop with a guest living space above and 2-piece bathroom for those extended visits from family and friends. Outside you’ll find 2 sheds, a greenhouse, gazebo and huge sundeck where you can observe beautiful sunsets while enjoying unobstructed lake views. This is the perfect property for off grid self-sufficient living.
Serviced by solar panels with generator as a backup, and septic system that has been serviced regularly. There is also a large propane tank. Additional features include a washer and dryer, fridge, stove, 40-gallon hot water tanks and infrared heater. The house is being sold with most of the furnishings and stunning heartland oval wood cook stove.
The property includes a dock only steps from your cabin door. Direct access to endless amounts of backcountry. For anybody interested in the outdoors, fishing, hunting, ATVing, snowmobiling this property is a natural fit. Wildlife is everywhere with deer, moose, bears, grouse and good fishing in the lake for rainbow trout and kokanee salmon.
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Call the listing agent today for more information or to book a time to go by for a look.
4425 Titetown Road - rural area west of Quesnel (see mapping section for detailed location)
Follow Highway 16 west approximately 6 km south from Prince George. On the lefthand side of the highway (after about 6 km) there will be a sign indicating entrance to the Blackwater Road. Take it (left turn coming from Prince George), after following the Blackwater Road for approximately 76 km you will intersect with the Batnuni Road (Batnuni is a right turn—a left turn would lead you to Quesnel. Turn right!). Continue on the Batnuni Road for approximately 53 km. The entrance to the Titetown Road is on the left. Turn left and continue on the Titetown Road, across the cement bridge and go to 4456 Titetown Road.
Head northbound on N. Fraser Drive from Quesnel for approx. 9 km. Take a right-hand turn onto Black Water Road and follow for approx. 65 km. There will be a three-way intersection with directions shown by a green sign. From this point take the left hand turn down Batnuni Road. Follow Batnuni Road for approx. 53 km and the entrance to Titetown Lake will be on the lefthand side.
Titetown Lake is a truly special opportunity for those seeking unmatched privacy and an authentic rural British Columbia lifestyle. Surrounded by unspoiled wilderness, the lake offers owners the rare chance to enjoy year-round recreation in a setting that feels both remote and welcoming. Whether it’s world-class fishing and hunting through the warmer months or snowmobiling and winter sports once the snow falls, this property ensures every season is an adventure. An established network of high-quality forestry roads also provides excellent access to vast stretches of surrounding Crown land, giving you endless space to explore right from your doorstep.
The lake itself is a standout feature. With eight small islands scattered across its waters, Titetown is alive with natural beauty and wildlife. Owners often spot moose, black bear, foxes, otters, and deer along the shoreline, while bald eagles, loons, osprey, ducks, and geese make the lake their home. It’s a property where nature becomes part of your daily view.
As a deep, river-fed lake, Titetown is also renowned for its fishing. Longtime owners have caught rainbow trout, kokanee, Dolly Varden, and char, making it one of the region’s premier destinations for anglers. Combining recreation, wildlife, and the tranquility of private lakefront living, this property is the perfect investment in both lifestyle and legacy.
This property is set in pristine wilderness and offers the full spectrum of recreation that country living is known for. In the summer, the lakefront is your gateway to boating, fishing, and swimming, while peaceful mornings on the porch bring unforgettable wildlife viewing and the quiet beauty of nature—especially vibrant in the spring.
As the seasons shift, fall delivers exceptional hunting opportunities for both big and small game, with the added bonus of an extensive network of well-maintained forestry roads leading to secluded cut blocks and endless backcountry to explore.
Winter transforms the landscape into a snow-covered playground. From snowshoeing and cross-country skiing to snowmobiling through untouched powder, the property ensures year-round adventure just steps from your door.
Long before modern settlement, the region played an important role as part of the Nuxalk-Carrier Grease Trail, also known today as the Alexander Mackenzie Heritage Trail. Just four miles from the property lies a natural fjord crossing once used by horses transporting goods along the route that stretched to Bella Coola, linking the Interior to the Pacific Coast.
The region also became known for its historic cattle drives, with local accounts recalling the long and rugged journeys of ranchers moving their herds through this part of the Cariboo. More recently, in 2013, a portion of the surrounding landscape was designated as Titetown Provincial Park. Encompassing 1,070 hectares, the park preserves mature pine and aspen forests rich with wildlife, along with striking glacial landforms known as “Mackenzie’s Bowls,” further highlighting the natural and cultural significance of this unique wilderness.
Please see mapping section, all boundaries are approximate.
53°19'6.73"N and 123°48'20.33"W
$944.58 (2025)
RL (Rural)
LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 1346 CARIBOO DISTRICT PLAN 19406
PID 004-342-470
Multiple Listing Service®
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