Sayward, Cypress Tree Inn

Located just off Hwy 19 at the Sayward Rd. junction, the Cypress Tree Inn has great exposure and is conveniently located next to the neighbouring service station and convenience store, both of which are new businesses in new facilities established during the last 4 – 6 years. They draw a captive market not only from the locals but also from travelers as this is the only service stop 45 minutes North of Campbell River and an hour and 15 minutes South of Port McNeill. A must stop for many!

The property is 1.74 acres, the 4000 sq.ft. building accommodates the 30 seat restaurant, as well as an 85 seat pub with its west coast historic logger and fisherman theme. There are another 20 seats out on the deck off the pub. The mobile home on the property is an older unit that adds more convenience than value but would be suitable for an owner or caretaker.

Business started 4 years ago, has experienced steady growth and is starting to make money. The atmosphere is friendly and casual and the food is excellent. Considering all the improvements and equipment are recently new the repair and maintenance costs are at a minimum.

This offering also includes a separate “Beer & Wine” license, the business for which is currently operating at the adjacent commercial property which is a service station, convenience store and Beer & Wine outlet. A very consistent part of the cash flow with regards to this offering.

This would be an interesting consideration for anyone who would like to get into a business opportunity providing some convenient services to the local community.

Located on the east coast of north Vancouver Island, BC, the logging community of Sayward has a population of approximately 410 and is just 45 minutes away from Campbell River and all the facilities and shopping one would require.

The small settlement community of Kelsey Bay is located 1 mile from Sayward and enjoys a resident population of approximately 120. This picturesque area has an abundance of wildlife, fresh, & salt-water fishing. Outdoor recreation includes caving, kayaking, hiking, whale watching, wildlife viewing, and exhilarating river rafting on the Salmon River. Robson Bight Provincial Park - west of Sayward in Johnstone Strait, provides ocean adventurers with a sure thing when it comes to whale watching.