An Oceanfront Lot with West Exposure on Salt Spring Island... - Sold!
$240,000 Canadian

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his prime building lot is located at Musgrave Landing on the South West side of Salt Spring Island (48° 45'N.,123°33'W) being bounded by Satellite Channel and Sansum Narrows. Situated in an exclusive park like Strata Development of 23 Lots this property is on a point with a Western exposure.

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The property of approximately 0.227 hectares (0.56 acre) is rocky and natural state with mature trees. There are several excellent building sites. The ocean frontage of 55 metres (181 feet) +/- is mostly considered low bank and deep water. The driveway is in place. Services: Sewer by Community (Strata) sewer system. Water by community (strata) well, electricity via BC Hydro.

Situated in a unique Strata development of 23 properties which includes excellent private all year and all tide moorage plus a Tennis Court and common area. The surrounding area is in its beautiful natural, which includes a large park area. Easily reached by boat (7 to10 minutes) from Cowichan Bay or Cherry Point, Seaplane or by unpaved road from Fulford Harbour (30 minute drive about 18 Kilometers / 11.2 miles). Salt Spring Island is served by BC Ferries from Tsawwassen (Vancouver), Swartz Bay and Crofton (Vancouver Island) and seasonally by Harbour Air (Ganges).

Salt Spring Island is the largest of the Gulf Islands being about 45,000 acres (18,212 hectares) and 28 kilometres (17.4 miles) long by 14.5 kilometers (9 miles) wide and is considered to have a mild climate with ample sunshine. The area offers excellent boating, fishing, crabbing, diving and a great deal of marine and wild life. This desirable building lot is suitable for building your recreational or permanent home.

Offered at $240,000 Canadian ($182,400 US and $156,225 EURO approximately at time of listing) Currency Converter

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