I have listed a new property at DL389 McBride Bay in Nootka Island. See details here

Custom-built 2560sqft west coast contemporary oceanfront home in Hecate Channel, just west of Tahsis Narrows, surrounded by forest, and with low bank open waterfront. The lower level has storage and the systems room, with stairs up to the main level where the centre of the home offers open living space, with a large modern kitchen, living room and dining area. The home features timber frame accents, vaulted ceilings with a wood finish, skylights, a wall of windows and a full-width deck. The primary bedroom has French doors out to the deck, a wood stove, and 3-piece ensuite. The home has been vacant for several years and has been affected by weather and unauthorized visitors. There is both clean up and finishing work to be done, however the bones of this home are solid. There is a septic system, and domestic water comes from a local creek. A dock and ramp provide access onto neighbouring Crown land, with a trail to the property. Amazing location on the west coast of Vancouver Island!

I have listed a new property at DL140 Kingcome Inlet in See Remarks. See details here

Wilderness acreage on Kingcome Inlet in the Great Bear Rainforest, with approximately 2,951ft of tidal shoreline at the mouth of Kingcome River. Kingcome Inlet is a deep fjord on the central mainland coast, approximately 22 miles in length, accessed from Sutlej Channel in the Broughton Archipelago. This land is steeply sloped in the southern and eastern portions, however there appears to be a wider bench of user-friendly area along the upper north-west portion of the property. The majority of the property away from the tidal shoreline is forested. Two streams cross the property, one at the southern end on steeper terrain and one that curves through the upper portion of the property and comes into the slough approximately halfway along the shoreline. This is a water access property, with Port McNeill, on Vancouver Island, approximately 52 nautical miles from the property. This is a magical coastal region, known world-wide for its wildlife, natural beauty and rugged landscapes.

I have listed a new property at SL F Chatham Channel in See Remarks. See details here

Remote coastal acreage! Chatham Channel is located between East Cracroft Island to the east of the Broughton Archipelago region and the mainland peninsula between Call Inlet and Knight Inlet. It is approx. 33 miles east of Port McNeill on Northern Vancouver Island and 55 miles NW of Campbell River with access by boat or float plane. There is a communal dock in place for the benefit of the six acreages that make up this bare land strata development. This 5.3 acre property with approx. 270ft of oceanfront is the easternmost of the six acreages in the development. From the community dock there is road access to the property line. This road and the dock are maintained by the strata as common property. The property has southern exposure and a building site was cleared at the time the development was created. This site has overgrown a bit (as to be expected) but could easily be cleared out again. A shallow dug well is on the site, specific to this acreage.

I have listed a new property at FB443773 Echo Bay in See Remarks. See details here

Watch the whales from the deck of this beautiful oceanfront residence overlooking Cramer Passage in the heart of the Broughton Archipelago. The classic west-coast chalet-style home features vaulted ceilings in the main living space, with a wall of windows looking out at the views and accessing onto the wood deck that spans the front of the home. The main floor includes the open living space incorporating the living room, dining area and kitchen, one spacious bedroom with ocean views and two 3-piece bathrooms. Stairs lead from the living room to an open loft currently set up as the primary bedroom. The deck connects to a walkway along the side of the home that then runs to a laundry and workshop/storage building behind the home. Ownership is by way of a 99-year lease, with 85 years remaining. The annual lease fee of $6000 includes moorage at Echo Bay Marina on the other side of the island, as well as water, garbage and electricity. The region is popular with boaters and kayakers.

I have listed a new property at V906829 Echo Bay in See Remarks. See details here

Long-term lease for commercial moorage, workshop and floating cabins situated in Echo Bay, Gilford Island. This well-protected location with southern and western exposure offers relatively quick, easy access to a multitude of inlets, islands and waterways throughout the Broughton Archipelago. Port McNeill on Vancouver Island is approximately 25 nautical miles to the south. The dramatic rise of land behind the lease has led to the nickname ‘Cliffside Marina’, with majestic trees and rock faces rising straight up out of the water providing protection from winds. The lease is currently used for floating cabin moorage rental and a personal workshop. The owner also has a personal 1000sqft float cabin at the dock, which is included in the sale. There is an additional 1000ft of moorage potentially for transient or seasonal boaters. Offering also includes a water licence for commercial use and an effluent permit. The lease has 19 years left on it, making this a long-term opportunity.

I have listed a new property at Lot 11 Port Neville in See Remarks. See details here

10 oceanfront acres at the entrance to Port Neville in Johnstone Strait. With 480ft of shoreline and a rustic cabin, this acreage offers opportunity to those looking for a coastal property to develop or to use as a base for exploring the hundreds of kilometres of roads throughout the region. A mooring buoy is out front of the property. The cabin, tucked away behind the trees, is on timber supports to accommodate the slight slope of land, with ocean and mountain views across Johnstone Strait to Vancouver Island. The cabin is a semi-circle, with the rounded portion facing the ocean. It is an open floor plan, laid out along the curve with a kitchen area at one end. The open living space has a wood stove, and lots of windows on the oceanside to let in natural light. The loft space is currently used for storage and sleeping and there is a wood deck off the living space. The owner uses solar power and generator for power, and rain collection for water. Access is by boat or float plane only.