640 acres of farmland with sections of timber, creek bottom, ridges, and bush. Property is home to moose, elk and deer. The land has agricultural potential. The property is surrounded by thousands of acres of huntable Crown Land. There is a rustic hunting cabin on the property.
160 treed, off-grid acres up the Necklesconny River Valley adjacent to the Bella Coola River. Stunning view, majestic mountains, waterfalls and timber. This property currently does not offer road access.
Affordable 5-acre wilderness lot located at the gateway to Desolation Sound, only minutes to Lund on the northern Sunshine Coast. Road accessible with power available and no building permit process required. Limited availability with only 4 lots being released in this second phase.
Scenic lot just under 50 ft wide & 233 ft deep. The land is partially forested and backs onto Crown land. Municipal water & sewer are at the lot line. Power on road. The land slopes upward from the road to a flat bench, a driveway has been rough cut up to the elevated building site.
This property stands as one of just two freehold properties on East Redonda Island, boasting an impressive 1.7 km of frontage overlooking Homfray Channel. It is enveloped by an ecological reserve, featuring dramatic views and the potential for deep water moorage.
180 acres with approx. 6,400 ft of quality oceanfront at the entrance to Cordero Channel across from Shoal Bay. The property faces SW with excellent sun exposure & has a fantastic maturing forest & creek. This is a trophy oceanfront property in a prime location on the BC coast.
1,631 lakefront acres in 7 titles. Good access off Highway 24. 3,000 ft2 and 2,200 ft2 chalet style homes. “Schoolhouse” converted to caretaker’s residence. Outside the ALR. Fenced & leased out for cattle grazing. Some merchantable timber. Surrounded by Crown land.
Outstanding meadow and mountain views from the rolling hills of this multi-parcel ranch in the Lakes District of BC’s Northern Interior. Tremendous potential in a tight knit rural community.
