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Where the Skeena River meets the Pacific, Cassiar Cannery rests at the edge of wilderness and history. Once alive with the rhythms of a working salmon cannery, this 74-acre waterfront estate now offers a quieter story—of heritage carefully preserved, of wildlife returning to restored habitats, and of life lived in harmony with the tides. With one kilometre of oceanfront, historic homes reborn as guest houses, and sweeping views of the estuary, Cassiar is both sanctuary and stage: a place where past and future meet, and where visionaries are invited to write the next chapter of its remarkable story. Heritage and History Established in the 1889, Cassiar Cannery became the longest consecutively operating salmon cannery on the West Coast. Cassiar Cannery packed salmon from 1903 to 1983 as the last operating Skeena Cannery. Generations lived and worked here, shaping a community defined by resilience and connection to the sea. Today, its spirit endures in restored homes, original architecture, and preserved landscapes. For those drawn to heritage, Cassiar is not simply a property, but a living landmark of British Columbia’s maritime past. The Property Spanning 74 acres on both sides of the rail line, with 20 to 30 acres of usable land, Cassiar offers 1 kilometre of low-bank waterfront, half a kilometre of road frontage, and a 2.53 hectare foreshore lease. The site also holds a 4 to 5 acre wharf and expansive natural habitat. Wildlife flourishes at Cassiar herons, gulls, sandpipers, and eagles soar overhead, salmon and seals travel the estuary, and bears, deer, and wolves roam free along wildlife corridors. More than 500 plant species have been catalogued on the estate, making Cassiar part of a recognized biological hotspot. Over the past decade, the Cannery has supported extensive research into the salt marsh and mudflats, underscoring its importance as a potential biosphere. Residences and Guest Houses Five former cannery manager homes remain, with four carefully restored and adapted as guest houses, providing turnkey accommodation and income potential. One is used as a principal residence and one as a utility building. Each blends period character with modern comforts, inviting guests into an authentic yet livable heritage experience. Event and Commercial Buildings The original General Store has been restored and reimagined as a versatile event space, equipped to host gatherings, retreats, and cultural programming. A 10,000 square foot blast freezer building, constructed in 1979 on deep piles, offers substantial additional potential. With open-span storage on the upper floor and a concrete workshop below, it could be modernized to support small-scale fisheries, light industry, or further event and hospitality ventures. Waterfront and Dock Cassiar Cannery includes a 2.53-hectare foreshore lease and substantial dock infrastructure. While requiring upkeep, the dock footprint represents invaluable capacity for future use, from marine access to tourism, transportation, or research. Licenses and Tenures The estate holds a renewed Commercial Foreshore Lease until 2032, tenure over water system areas, and historically one of the province’s largest water licenses (four million litres per day across three creeks, second largest in BC). Mining tenure from 1890 remains in place, excluding gold and silver. An Industrial Effluent Permit is also registered. Lifestyle and Environment Cassiar Cannery is defined by stewardship and connection to place. Restored habitats have brought over 75 bird species back to the estuary, alongside herons, gulls, sandpipers and bald eagles. A slower pace of life unfolds here: fishing, kayaking, hiking, and wildlife observation all begin at the shoreline. The property has become a cultural and environmental hub, supported by a strong online presence, including nearly 14,000 Facebook followers and 2,400 Instagram followers. Recognition and Awards Cassiar Cannery has been widely recognized for its unique offering: Canadian Hidden Gem – Globe and Mail Top 10 Unusual Places to Overnight in BC – Destination BC Top 40 Glamping Destinations (1 of 4 in Canada) – Comfortably Wild by HoneyTrek Tourism and Accommodation Excellence – Tourism Prince Rupert Best Wilderness Accommodation in BC – LuxLife Best Wilderness Guest Houses in Northern BC – LuxLife Women’s Wilderness Retreat of the Year – LuxLife Best Wilderness & Scientific Wilderness Retreat in Western Canada – North American Business Awards Potential Industrial/Commercial Use The Cassiar Cannery property has an incredible amount of industrial/commercial use potential. The property has 500 metres of road frontage on Skeena Road and over 1 km of railroad frontage with the CN Rail line that runs through the property. With its own registered stop and private crossing (Mile Marker 79.63 on the CN Skeena Sub), the property sits on direct rail access to the Port of Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Eastern Canada. The vast majority of the property is untouched with logging/forestry opportunities. The property also previously held a license for bottling water that could be re-instated. With its own dam and licensed water source, premium quality water is another commercial possibility. The foreshore lease and existing permitted dock infrastructure provide the potential for marine businesses or marine access for commercial use. The property also has excellent potential for an ecotourism business/retreat centre year-round. Investment and Potential Opportunities at Cassiar Cannery are as vast as the estuary it fronts. The property lends itself to heritage conservation, boutique tourism, eco-lodging, cultural retreats, or as a singular private estate. With usable land, extensive buildings, foreshore tenure, and rail, road, and ocean access, Cassiar is uniquely positioned to evolve while maintaining its legacy. Cassiar Cannery is more than an estate; it is a living story. It captures the heritage of a bygone era, the beauty of untouched wilderness, and the potential for an extraordinary future. Rarely does a property combine history, lifestyle, natural wonder, and commercial potential at this scale. Cassiar Cannery is an invitation to steward a landmark, preserve its ecological and cultural richness, and shape its next chapter.
… $6,422,200
12bedrooms
6bathrooms
land 30ha
By Sotheby's International Realty Canada
2 listings near Port Edward
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Introducing Kalum River Estates, an internationally eligible trophy property of extraordinary scale and rarity in British Columbia. In a marketplace where foreign buyer regulations have significantly narrowed acquisition opportunities, estates of this magnitude and confirmed eligibility are exceptionally scarce. Encompassing 101 acres of pristine wilderness along the legendary Kitsumkalum River, this 6,350+ square foot executive lodge represents a rare convergence of trophy river frontage, architectural presence, and enduring generational legacy. The region forms part of the storied Skeena watershed, widely regarded as the finest salmon and steelhead fishery on earth. At the heart of this extraordinary offering flows the renowned Skeena River system, including the celebrated Kispiox River, Bulkley River, Morice River, Babine River, Copper River, Sustut River, Bell-Irving River, Kitimat River and the Kalum itself. These waters are legendary among anglers, producing world-record-class steelhead and salmon that draw discerning sportsmen from across the globe. Nearby coastal access from Prince Rupert and Kitimat further expands the experience to saltwater pursuits for Chinook, Coho, halibut, ling cod, and more—placing the estate within one of the planet’s most revered fishing destinations. Completed in 2010, the residence was purposefully conceived as a grand-scale wilderness retreat ideal for executive hosting, private sporting gatherings, or multigenerational family stewardship. Three expansive primary suites anchor a total of seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms, inclusive of a separate log guest cabin, offering both privacy and exceptional hosting capacity. The Great Room defines the lodge’s architectural identity. Soaring vaulted ceilings, substantial log posts and beams, engineered hardwood flooring with in-floor heating, stone detailing, and a commanding double-sided stone fireplace create an atmosphere of warmth, scale, and refinement. It is a space equally suited for formal entertaining, corporate retreats, or relaxed evenings following a day on the river or in nearby alpine heli-ski terrain. The open-concept custom kitchen, appointed with granite countertops and professional-grade stainless steel appliances, performs effortlessly whether serving intimate dinners or large-scale gatherings. A detached log guest cabin enhances accommodation flexibility for visiting executives, guides, or extended family, further reinforcing the estate’s potential as a private retreat or boutique sporting lodge. Positioned directly on the Kitsumkalum River, the property features its own private boat launch—an exceptionally coveted and seldom available amenity. World-class salmon and steelhead fishing unfold at your doorstep, while heli-skiing, big-game hunting, and four-season wilderness adventure surround the estate, solidifying its stature as a premier sporting holding. The offering is genuinely turnkey. One of the most extensive private taxidermy collections assembled within a residential lodge setting remains in place, alongside premium fishing equipment and tackle, and an aesthetic and experiential foundation that would be extraordinarily costly to replicate. Infrastructure ensures both independence and reliability, including a high-quality septic system, artisan well, backup generator, and Starlink connectivity, allowing seamless operation whether connected or fully autonomous. Kalum River Estates is not merely a residence; it is a private sporting sanctuary, a distinguished corporate retreat platform, a luxury wilderness hospitality opportunity, or a generational family compound of lasting significance. Now relaunched with confirmed foreign buyer eligibility, this estate stands among the very few large-scale riverfront trophy properties in British Columbia available to global purchasers. Privacy. Scale. Trophy frontage. International access.
… $3,532,200
7bedrooms
6bathrooms
land 40.9ha
By Sotheby's International Realty Canada
Nearby
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Guest Room with terrace Kitimat (Canada)
Minette Bay Lodge is a refined private coastal residence conceived as both an elegant family retreat and a world-class guest lodge, Gateway to the Great Bear Rainforest. It is one of the only Mainland Pacific Ocean Shorefront Freehold Properties on the Canadian Northwest Coast. Encompassing approximately 6,500 square feet, the Cape Cod–inspired home presents understated grandeur crafted for long, immersive stays in complete comfort. The property is zoned G4—A (Rural Resort), supporting both private and hospitality-oriented use, with much room to expand. The lodge offers eleven bedrooms and seven bathrooms arranged across three levels, with interiors that recall a warm English manor house. Hand-finished fir flooring, open fireplaces, bespoke cabinetry, and carefully proportioned rooms create a sense of permanence and ease. StarLink is also in place for uninterrupted internet convenience. Verandas and terraces extend the living spaces outdoors, featuring a wood-fired hot tub and a separate fire pit/BBQ. A remarkable 2,700 square foot ocean-view deck provides an exceptional setting for entertaining, family gatherings, or quiet contemplation above the bay. Furnishings, fine linens sourced from London and New York, and feather-bedded accommodations reinforce a feeling of discreet luxury and turnkey readiness. Set on a secluded 77-acre oceanfront estate, the lodge overlooks the calm waters of Douglas Channel and a dramatic coastal mountain backdrop. The grounds are rich and intimate: salmon-spawning creeks crossed by suspension bridges, forest walking trails, mature plantings, and a creekside orchard, all framed by native wilderness. Privacy is absolute, bordered by municipal parkland and protected Haisla lands, yet the property lies just five minutes from the town of Kitimat. Supported by robust infrastructure—reliable power with generator backup, fire and safety systems, spring-fed water, high-speed internet, and full-capacity services, Minette Bay Lodge stands as a secure, private, and fully realized wilderness estate, where refined living and extraordinary nature exist in perfect balance.
… $8,916,500
11bedrooms
7bathrooms
land 31.2ha
By Sotheby's International Realty Canada
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