Fully operational cattle ranch 15 mins from downtown Prince George. Supports 100 cow-calf pairs across eight rotational grazing pastures, each with its own water source. Internal gravel roads. Two well-appointed homes, agricultural outbuildings, permitted gravel pit, & a dedicated hay parcel.
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The subject property is a well-established cattle ranch totalling 632.872 acres across two parcels, offering an exceptional combination of productive agricultural land, comprehensive infrastructure, and a location only 15 minutes from downtown Prince George.
The home parcel (PID 009-749-144) encompasses 479.42 acres of mostly cleared, level pasture that is fenced and cross-fenced throughout, with natural timber pockets providing shelter belts for livestock. The parcel is divided into eight separately fenced pastures, each with its own dedicated water source, enabling a well-managed rotational grazing program. A network of gravel roads runs throughout the ranch, ensuring reliable access and easy movement of cattle between pastures in all seasons. The land is capable of sustaining 100 cow-calf pairs, a testament to both the quality of the grazing land and the thoughtfulness of the infrastructure supporting it.
Three developed access points serve the property, two off Six Mile Lake Road and one off Tabor Lake Road South, connected by the internal gravel road network built in part from gravel extracted on-site.
That gravel extraction is no incidental feature. A fully permitted gravel pit operates on the property with all legislative documentation in place, generating reliable supplemental income from local demand.
The satellite parcel (PID 030-348-340) adds a further 154.452 acres approximately 6 kilometres north near Tabor Lake, already in hay production and functioning as a dedicated feed base for the main ranch. At 632.872 acres cumulative, this is a self-contained and genuinely operational ranching package.
The improvements match the scale and ambition of the land. The main house is a substantial 2,299 square foot two-storey residence on a full basement, built in 2006 to a high standard. Wood frame construction with wood and stucco siding, a concrete perimeter foundation, double-pane vinyl windows, and an asphalt shingle roof provide a solid and well-finished envelope.
Inside, the main floor centres on a living room open to the second floor with a stone-chimney gas fireplace, accompanied by a well-appointed kitchen with gas stove, dishwasher, wood cabinetry, and a generous pantry, plus an office, laundry room, and three-piece washroom. The second floor offers three bedrooms, a four-piece washroom, and a five-piece en suite off the master.
The basement adds two more bedrooms, a walk-out recreation room with wood stove, storage, and a mechanical room, making it genuinely functional space rather than an afterthought. A wrap-around covered deck and second floor balcony round out a home that works as hard as the property it sits on.
Mechanical systems are a particular highlight. Geothermal HVAC, 200-amp service, and a gas water heater reflect a thoughtful, low-operating-cost approach to a working ranch residence. The detached triple-bay garage of 936 square feet with a 441 square foot bonus room above adds further versatility.
The second dwelling, built in 2014, is a 1,152 square foot single-storey home on a fully finished ICF basement, well-suited for a ranch manager, extended family, or as an additional income source. Hardie board siding and an asphalt shingle roof give it a clean, durable exterior.
The main floor offers a gas fireplace living room, full kitchen, office, laundry, and a master bedroom with four-piece en suite, with patio doors opening to a part-covered deck. The finished basement adds two bedrooms, a recreation room with wood stove, a four-piece washroom, and a utility room. A detached double garage with electric heat and two floor drains serves the second dwelling.
The agricultural outbuildings are extensive and purpose-built. A 936 square foot horse barn includes stalls, tack rooms and chicken pens with two lean-to attachments handles day-to-day livestock needs. A 3,200 square foot equipment building with concrete foundation and incorporates an enclosed and heated 20 by 40 ft shop with a concrete floor and floor drain, ideal for equipment maintenance and repairs. A 2,640 square foot five-bay pole shelter with concrete slab provides dedicated animal housing. A commanding 7,200 square foot steel hay storage structure with 21-foot clearance ensures the feed supply is well protected. Five additional lean-to outbuildings round out the support infrastructure.
This is a ranch that is ready to work from day one, with the land, the buildings, the income streams, and the location to support a serious agricultural operation for years to come.
10045 Six Mile Lake Road - Prince George, BC
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Prince George serves as the economic and service hub of northern British Columbia, with a population of approximately 75,000 and a regional catchment area significantly larger. The city functions as a major centre for forestry, mining, oil and gas, transportation, and agriculture, supported by robust infrastructure including the CN Rail mainline, Highway 16, Highway 97, and the Prince George Airport offering direct connections to Vancouver and Calgary.
The agricultural sector in the region benefits from a relatively accessible climate for northern BC, with productive growing seasons capable of supporting both hay production and cattle operations. Land values in the Prince George area have remained stable with steady demand driven by a limited supply of large-scale agricultural parcels, particularly those with demonstrated operational capacity and proximity to town services.
Tabor Lake, located in the rural area northeast of Prince George, represents one of the region's more established agricultural communities. The area is characterized by mixed farming and ranching operations, with land well-suited to hay production and livestock grazing. Access to Prince George via paved roads makes the area practical for working ranches requiring regular trips to town for supplies, veterinary services, equipment, and processing facilities.
The cattle industry in northern BC continues to benefit from strong domestic beef demand and favourable export conditions, with cow-calf operations representing the dominant production model in the region. Input costs, including hay, feed, and labour, remain a key consideration, making properties with integrated hay production and high carrying capacity disproportionately attractive to serious buyers.
Gravel supply and aggregate services represent a growing ancillary industry in the Prince George area, driven by ongoing infrastructure investment and residential development across the region, lending additional economic relevance to permitted pit operations on agricultural land.
Prince George and the surrounding region offer an exceptional quality of life for those who value the outdoors, with four-season recreation woven into the fabric of daily living in a way that few urban centres can match. The region is home to hundreds of lakes within easy driving distance, with Tabor Lake itself offering fishing, boating, and summer recreation practically at the doorstep of the subject property. The area is well known for its populations of rainbow trout, bull trout, and kokanee, drawing anglers from across the province throughout the open water season and into the winter ice fishing months.
Hunting in the Prince George timber supply area is considered among the best in British Columbia, with strong populations of moose, mule deer, white-tailed deer, black bear, and elk. The region falls within multiple guide outfitter territories and is a destination for both resident and non-resident hunters.
Snowmobiling is a major recreational pursuit in the area, with access to vast backcountry terrain and several organized trail networks within a short drive. Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and ice fishing round out a winter recreation offering that keeps the region active well beyond the summer months.
The Nechako River and Fraser River systems provide world-class opportunities for fishing and paddling, while the surrounding Crown land and forest service road network opens up virtually limitless access for hiking, quadding, and backcountry exploration.
For families, Prince George offers a full complement of urban amenities including the University of Northern British Columbia, a regional hospital, a vibrant arts and culture scene, and professional sports through the Prince George Cougars of the Western Hockey League—making this a region that delivers both the adventure of rural living and the convenience of a well-serviced city.
53°53'34.75"N and 122°34'47.32"W
53°57'9.74"N and 122°34'54.55"W
$8,239 (2026)
RU-3
Approximately 355 acres on the home parcel are located within the ALR.
DISTRICT LOT 2168, CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT, EXCEPT PLAN 18990
PID 009-749-144
BLOCK D, DISTRICT LOT 2193, CARIBOO LAND DISTRICT
PID 030-348-340
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