Creekfront Acreage with Subdivision Plan in Place - Slocan, BC

Located just south of the community of Slocan, BC this property presents a development opportunity with PLA in place for an 8 parcel subdivision with 6 creekfront lots and 2 non-creekfront lots. The proposed lots are approximately 10 to 15 acres in size and are beautiful Creekfront parcels. There is significant upside potential for anyone interested in finishing off a relatively straightforward subdivision. The listing agent can provide more insight to a potential buyer on how the development will work and the expected profit on the sale of the eight lots. The property was recently logged with most of the merchantable timber removed.

You don’t need to develop the lots right away, or not at all if you decide to keep the property as one large private waterfront estate. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of paradise in the breathtaking Slocan Valley! This incredible property spans over 100 acres, offering endless investment potential and the chance to create your own legacy in one of British Columbia's most sought-after regions. Property has over 1km of Lemon Creek frontage, level benches with mountain and Valhalla views, great road access and the vast Kootenay backcountry as your untamed playground.

With no zoning restrictions in place, this property presents a blank canvas for visionary investors. Whether you dream of further development, subdividing, or creating a private retreat, the choice is yours. Imagine waking up to inspiring views of the Valhallas every morning, knowing that the possibilities for this land are as vast as the landscape itself. As an added bonus, this property features a longtime established gravel pit with current permits in place, offering immediate income potential. The proposed subdivision has been laid out thoughtfully with the gravel pit entirely within Lot 5, so the permitted gravel pit can be sold separately.

This is a first-class investment in land, with water and upside potential. The Slocan Valley is not just a place to live. It’s a lifestyle. With its stunning natural beauty, vibrant community, and endless recreational opportunities, it's no wonder that opportunities like this are rare. Don't miss your chance to make your mark on the Slocan Valley. Schedule your viewing today and start living the life you've always dreamed.

7928 Lemon Creek Road - Slocan, BC

Located in the West Kootenay region of British Columbia, the Slocan Valley stretches approximately 70 kilometres from north to south. The North Slocan Valley's unique geography is coupled with its historical communities and natural landscapes.

Further south, the village of Slocan (formerly known as Slocan City) was a major center for silver mining and railway activity. Today, it serves as a gateway to outdoor recreation and tourism.

The valley’s landscape is dominated by dense forests, mountain peaks, and waterways, making it a prime location for outdoor recreation. Valhalla Provincial Park on the western side preserves a vast wilderness area with hiking trails, wildlife, and alpine lakes. The Slocan River is a key feature of the valley, supporting agriculture, wildlife, and recreational activities like kayaking and tubing. Today, the Slocan Valley is known for its mix of history, scenic beauty, and vibrant arts and alternative living communities.

The valley has a rich mining history, with several communities that emerged during the late 19^th-century silver boom. New Denver was originally a mining camp and later became a village, also known for its Japanese-Canadian internment history during World War II. Silverton, another historic community, was founded in 1892 by miners working Idaho Mountain and remains one of British Columbia’s smallest municipalities. Rosebery, located near the northern end of Slocan Lake, was once a bustling rail and mining hub, though it is now a quiet unincorporated area. Hills, a rural community further north, has a history of both mining and agriculture.

South Slocan, another historical settlement, developed around hydroelectric dams that provided power to the region. Other small communities such as Winlaw and Crescent Valley grew through logging, farming, and later, as part of the back-to-the-land movement in the 20^th century.

Please see mapping section, all boundaries are approximate.

49°41'53.50"N and 117°28'17.74"W

PLA in place for an 8 parcel subdivision with 6 creekfront lots and 2 non-creekfront lots. The proposed lots are approximately 10 to 15 acres in size and are beautiful Creekfront parcels.
Longtime established gravel pit with current permits in place, offering immediate income potential.

Water via license from Lemon Creek

1,851.15 (2024)

NO ZONING

PID 008-485-348
BLOCK 15 DISTRICT LOT 382 KOOTENAY DISTRICT PLAN 1002 EXCEPT PLAN NEP68317