Green Point Cabin Cordero Channel

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1 Green Point Cabin Cordero Channel Jason Zroback 1 (604) Jamie Zroback 1 (604)

2 Marketing British Columbia to the World The Source for Oceanfront, Lakefront, Islands, Ranches, Resorts & Land in British Columbia

3 Green Point Cabin Cordero Channel PROPERTY DETAILS Listing Number: Price: $144,900 Taxes (2013): $ Zoning: SIZE 0.6 of an acre / 27,442 ft 2 DESCRIPTION RU3 This is an affordable oceanfront cabin at a fantastic location in Cardero Channel. The cabin is roughly 700 ft 2 with 1 bedroom plus open loft and 1 bathroom. The cabin constructed in 2003 is built to lock-up stage and a finished exterior. Basically the cabin is well sealed and the interior needs to be finished. The owner has a bunch of material to start the finishing of the interior. The exterior is Hardy Plank siding with a metal roof and vinyl windows. The construction is on concrete pillars as a foundation. A private water system is on site which services the 10 lot subdivision. An outhouse is currently in use. There is no septic system in place. There is a common dock for the development which is a fantastic secure deep water moorage. The 10 lot owners share the cost on the maintenance for the water system and the dock. Moorage space at the dock is first come first served. There is no dedicated space but there is ample space for everyone. The property is easily accessible from Campbell River, Brown s Bay Marina North of Campbell River within approximately 1 hour. Blind Channel Resort is 10 minutes from the property. The resort includes a General store, restaurant, fuel and even mail delivery. If you have been looking for an affordable cabin in a fantastic location with some upside potential by finishing the cabin, this is a great opportunity. LOCATION Green Point on the mainland in Cordero Channel. Between Phillips Arm and Loughborough Inlet. DIRECTIONS Contact listing agent AREA DATA Campbell River Campbell River is located at the 50th Parallel on the east coast of Vancouver Island approximately midpoint between Victoria, which lies 175 miles to the south, and Cape Scott 175 miles to the north. This strategic location makes Campbell River the natural hub of Vancouver Island. Population approximately 30,000. Since the turn of the century Campbell River has been known as a resort and sport fishing centre, though the major industry is forestry, mining is also important to the area s economy. It is well prepared to accommodate visitors with many hotels, motels, resorts, campgrounds, restaurants and shopping facilities.

4 Sonora Island Thurston Bay Marine Park was established in April of 1970, it is on Sonora Island, open all year with no fees and no facilities. Anchorage behind Block Island is quite protected. The park is undeveloped except for a trail to Florence Lake. There are several small, attractive beaches. This park is a Class A park that means it enjoys the highest protective status in law. They are intended to preserve outstanding natural, scenic and historic features for public recreational use. No commercial or industrial exploitation is permissible except as may be necessary to planned recreational use. Quadra Island This 276 sq km (full facility) island has a population of 1,962. It has several sheltered harbors. Islands and islets dot its coast. Like Campbell River it s a good fishing and diving area and also has many lakes. There are communities at Quathiaski Cove and Heriot Bay. There are no provincial campgrounds, but only commercial campsites, lodges, fishing resorts, cottages and other accommodation. RECREATION The Green Point, Cordero Passage area offers excellent Salmon fishing, kayaking and sightseeing. There is also good trout fishing in nearby Phillips River and lake. The area is a mecca for wildlife. HISTORY During the gold rush in the late 1800s Shoal Bay, with as many as 5,000 people, was the most populated village on the BC coast. By 1898, small entrepreneurs had staked 200 mineral claims, but several of the larger mines were owned by British Columbia Golds, an English company, including the Dorth Morten and Alexandra mines on Phillips Arm. Before the gold rush, the district of Thurlow was a center for commercial logging. People had lived there since the early 1800s and one of the largest sawmills on the coast operated at Shoal Bay. MAP REFERENCE N and W BOUNDARIES Please see mapping section - all boundaries are approximate IMPROVEMENTS Cabin to lock-up SERVICES Water system to property but not connected to the cabin LEGAL Block I, District Lot 1551, Range 1, Coast District PID

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12 Marketing British Columbia to the World Jason Zroback Representative 1 (604) Jamie Zroback Representative 1 (604) LandQuest Realty Corporation Sixth Street New Westminster, BC V3L 3A7 Phone: (604) Fax: (604) Toll Free: (LAND) Our property descriptions and geographical information are taken from the BC Assessment Authority, Land Titles Office, government maps and other sources. While LandQuest does not guarantee the information, we believe it to be accurate, but should not be relied upon without verification. This communication is not intended to cause or induce breach of an existing agency agreement.