Beautifully restored 1907 character home & well established Airbnb on 18.65 acres in the heart of Hagensborg. Surrounded by fertile gardens, mature fruit trees, forested trails & stunning mountain views. Explore endless nearby recreation in the world-renowned Great Bear rainforest.
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Tucked away on 18.65 beautiful acres in the heart of Hagensborg, this extensively renovated and beautifully restored character home offers a rare blend of historic charm, modern comfort, and an exceptional rural lifestyle. Originally built in 1907 and thoughtfully renovated in 2007, the home has retained its timeless character while incorporating tasteful upgrades throughout. Privately tucked away just off the highway, the property enjoys outstanding year-round sun exposure, breathtaking mountain views and a peaceful park-like setting, all within walking distance to the school, daycare, organic market, pool and local amenities.
You enter the home through a large and practical boot room before stepping into the bright, spacious dining and living area filled with warmth and character. This open concept space creates a functional and inviting area for family living and entertaining. The large kitchen is set just off to the side and offers abundant cabinetry, counter space and storage. Restored hardwood floors, radiant in-floor heating powered by a wood boiler and tasteful finishing details blend beautifully with the home’s historic charm. Upstairs features 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, laundry area and a recroom/play space, while the full unfinished basement provides excellent storage and utility space.
Approximately 5 acres surrounding the home are cleared and beautifully developed with fertile soil, fenced gardens and mature fruit trees, some believed to be over 100 years old. The outdoor space is ideal for gardening, hobby farming or simply enjoying the peaceful setting. Additional improvements include a 32 x 16 ft workshop, storage shed and a newly built, tastefully decorated guest cabin/Airbnb with privacy fencing and its own septic system, offering excellent guest accommodation or income potential.
The remaining 15 acres are forested and create a stunning natural backdrop with trails winding through the old growth setting and connecting directly into a larger network of community trails. This unique property offers privacy, recreation and an incredible lifestyle opportunity in one of the most scenic areas of the Bella Coola Valley.
1867 Mackenzie Highway 20, Hagensborg, Bella Coola
From Williams Lake, travel west on Highway 20 for approximately 477 km through the scenic Chilcotin Plateau and Tweedsmuir Provincial Park before descending “The Hill” into the breathtaking Bella Coola Valley. Continue through the community of Hagensborg alongside the Atnarko and Bella Coola Rivers. The property is located on the south side of Highway 20 in Hagensborg, just 2 minutes before the Shop Easy Store.
The Bella Coola community is remote in nature and contains a population of approximately 2000 people. The primary geographical structure of the community, both in terms of physical structures and population distribution is the long, narrow valley. The Chilcotin Highway 20 (stretches from the Government wharf (on the Pacific Ocean) through the extent of the populated portion of the valley, through Hagensborg and Firvale before climbing to the Chilcotin Plateau. The entire population of the community lives on either side of this road or very near to it.
Both Bella Coola and Hagensborg have essential services including retail outlets for groceries and hardware, gas stations and repair shops, Canada Post offices, gift shops, and places to purchase fishing/hunting licenses. Banking can be done at the Williams Lake & District Credit Union in Bella Coola; ATMs are located at the Hagensborg Shop Easy, the Credit Union and the Bella Coola General Hospital. The Bella Coola General Hospital has a walk-in clinic and a pharmacy. Bella Coola/Hagensborg also offer an outdoor rink, an outdoor public pool, an organic market, a Vet Clinic, as well as numerous arts, gifts and coffee shops. The Nuxalk Nation is the Indigenous community in Bella Coola, BC, with deep cultural roots in the region. Their traditional territory spans forests, rivers, and ocean waters, supporting a way of life centered on fishing, hunting, and artistry. The Nuxalk people actively preserve their language, traditions, and governance while engaging in local economic and conservation efforts. Bella Coola, at the heart of their territory, offers a gateway to the Great Bear Rainforest and a glimpse into their rich heritage.
In the Bella Coola Valley, you will find an abundance of fresh water, fresh air, wildlife, and outdoor recreation. During the winter months, you can enjoy cross-country skiing, snow machining, snowboarding or skiing on the local hill in Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, skating at the outdoor rink, or taking part in the weekly volleyball and basketball games. Summers are filled with hiking the many trails, kayaking or fishing in the rivers or ocean, horseback riding, biking, rock climbing, or simply taking a dip in the refreshing pools along the river. This property is also connected to a large network of hiking and biking trails, providing easy access to endless outdoor adventure right from your doorstep. The valley also features a popular frisbee golf course and a newly built outdoor swimming pool, adding even more recreation opportunities for residents and visitors alike. There is truly something here for every outdoor enthusiast. BC Parks has also established the Belarko Bear Viewing Station, located at a prime grizzly feeding area along the Atnarko River. The station is open and staffed from mid-August to mid-October, when bears are most active along the riverbanks. The Great Bear Rainforest on the Central Coast of British Columbia is a world-renowned wilderness eco-tourism destination and one of the planet’s few remaining old-growth temperate rainforests. It is home to coastal wolves, black bears, grizzlies, and the rare Kermode “Spirit Bear.” In recent years, the mountainous terrain surrounding and accessible from the Bella Coola Valley has become an internationally recognized destination for heli-skiing, with several skiing films shot in the area and local operators advertising access to over 1.5 million acres (6,100 km²) of terrain. Bella Coola also hosts several well-known community events throughout the year, including the Bella Coola Music Festival on the third weekend of July, the local rodeo on the July long weekend, and the Fall Fair held each September.
52°23'14.65"N and 126°33'19.08"W
The newly built Airbnb has become a popular and busy accommodation option for visitors to the Bella Coola Valley, offering immediate income potential in one of BC’s growing eco-tourism destinations. Tastefully designed with privacy fencing, its own septic system and a warm modern aesthetic, the suite appeals to travellers seeking a peaceful and authentic valley experience. Combined with the property’s central location, walking access to amenities and proximity to world-class outdoor recreation, the Airbnb creates an excellent opportunity for supplemental revenue or future business expansion.
$3530.73 (2025)
A1- Agricultural
R1 - Large Holdings
THE EASTERLY 315 FEET OF THE NORTH EAST 1/4 OF SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 2, RANGE 3, COAST DISTRICT EXCEPT THAT PART IN PARCEL A (DD 104134I) THEREOF
PID 009-669-060
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