DL1489 Jackson Bay, See Remarks, British Columbia

About This Property

33.7 acre oceanfront property in Jackson Bay offering beautiful views up Topaze Harbour with long distance views of snowcapped mountains. Zoned for both residential and commercial use, the property offers an opportunity for diverse uses. The current owners developed it to cater to coastal work crews in the forest industry, fish camps, divers etc. The main lodge and bunkhouse are set up with commercial kitchens, bathroom and laundry facilities, and common areas. There is also a main residence, a one-room cabin, a sizable workshop and additional outbuildings, plus dock and moorage facilities. An internal road network allows access throughout the entire property and onto the adjoining forest service road system. There is a greenhouse and large garden area enjoying full sunshine and giving the ability to produce a large quantity of fresh produce. The multiple structures on the property are situated to take advantage of the beautiful ocean views and sunny exposure. The fully independent and integrated systems on the property include separate septic systems for the lodge, bunkhouse, residence and studio; a significant freshwater source with retention ponds and 2500 gallon holding tank for garden use, an array of solar panels which feed a battery bank, and an invertor system. There are three diesel generators for back up and times of high demand. There is also a water treatment plant to comply with commercial use and health department requirements. The power and water lines on the property are buried and the gas line to the lodge is buried. The property enjoys the benefit of access to a significant network of mainland forest service roads offering hundreds of kilometers through Crown land, other magnificent inlets in the region plus numerous lakes throughout the area abundant with fish and wildlife, making the property ideal for ecotourism and adventurers. Boat and float plane access only, the nearest launch point is Kelsey Bay in the Sayward Valley on Vancouver Island.