$429,000 Undeveloped Oceanfront Acreage
This 28.99-acre oceanfront property is located on the west shore at the entrance to Hecate Cove in Quatsino. A picturesque location in this historic community, which is central to all of the recreational activities that this region has to offer. The property measures 420ft across the oceanfront portion with approximately 490ft of shoreline as the land lies. The topography is gently sloped up from the ocean and for the most part very user friendly.
	A number of years ago the land was logged and it is in a healthy state of regeneration primarily in Alder. Quatsino has a local 8km road that bisects the property as it does most of the private lands in the area, however unlike others there is a significant portion between the road and the ocean, estimated to be 8 - 9 acres.
Hydro electricity and telephone are available along the road. Zoning permits the construction of a primary dwelling as well as one guest cottage up to a maximum of 400sqft for each additional 2 acres. This would allow up to 14 residential structures. There would also be the potential to subdivide down into smaller parcels. All this makes for an interesting consideration that would be well suited to an individual looking for oceanfront with significant upland for private use or someone who is development minded or as a shared group purchase.
Quatsino Sound is located on the northwest end of Vancouver Island and is accessible only by water or float plane. Boat launch facilities and water taxi are available 5 miles away in Coal Harbour, which is a 20-minute drive to Port Hardy on paved road. Port Hardy provides essential and convenient services including: a municipal airport with flights from Vancouver and Calgary and ferry service connection North to Prince Rupert. Quatsino community services include: a government dock, elementary school, post office, church, telephone, hydro and good cellular phone services. Quatsino Sound is the most northerly of the large inlets on the West Coast of Vancouver Island, which leads to the open Pacific Ocean above Brooks Peninsula. This is a fantastic region for Sportfishing due to the numerous runs of salmon offshore from April to September in addition to excellent bottom fishing for halibut, lingcod, and yellow eye Snapper.
Zoning: RR1 Regional District of Mt. Waddington 2007 Taxes: $806.35 Latitude: 50° 32' Longitude: 127°37