Quatsino, W-140 Quatsino Road

If you’re looking for a quiet, rural lifestyle with the benefit of services such as electricity, telephone and water, the quaint coastal village of Quatsino might be your perfect choice.

This 3.76 acre property is situated in the head of Bergh Cove, central to the Village of Quatsino on Vancouver Island’s NW coast. Quatsino Sound is a picturesque and spectacular north island region where fishing and outdoor opportunities abound. With beautiful forests and clear night skies, this area is perfect for a west coast retreat.

Quatsino is a boat access community, 5 miles on the water from Coal Harbour. Port Alice is another popular boat launch point. A public road (gravel) runs through the Village of Quatsino and fronts this property, separating it from the oceanfront on the other side of the road. This property is walking distance from the government dock in Bergh Cove.

The acreage is nicely treed in mixed forest, with native shrub and ground cover throughout. The property reaches back in a wedge shape with a slight rise in elevation, providing expansive views of Bergh Cove and out towards Quatsino Sound.

There are BC Hydro power poles along the road in front of the property. A professionally drilled well is on the lower eastern boundary. During the initial subdivision process, septic covenant areas were proven.

This property offers a blank canvas for someone looking to establish a coastal property, with easy access, electrical service and domestic water. Whether for a secondary residence, a fishing retreat, a family getaway or a permanent residence, Quatsino is a captivating west coast community to enjoy.

Zoning allows one home and a cabin, and two septic systems are possible on this property.

The Village of Quatsino is a historical boat-access coastal community founded in the late 1800s, with a current population of approximately 40 year-round residents plus a complement of part-time and seasonal vacationers. Coal Harbour is 9 miles south of Port Hardy and Quatsino is situated only 5 miles south from Coal Harbour by boat. The community is serviced with a local road, hydro electricity and telephone.

Quatsino Sound, one of the last great west coast frontiers easily accessible for the outdoor enthusiast and avid sport-fisherman, offers a great variety of activities throughout the network of protected inlets and the access to the open west coast. As well there are numerous rivers and lakes abundant with Trout, Steelhead and spawning Salmon in the fall. Seventeen miles to the southwest out Quatsino Sound is the open west coast of Vancouver Island that offers spectacular fishing for salmon, halibut and other species. The marine life and other wildlife in addition to the beauty of the west coast are unsurpassed.