land for sale Alberni-Clayoquot, Canada

Across from beach access on the north portion of Lynn road, is a 0.41 acre parcel with extensive potential. Surrounded by mature trees to maintain privacy and touched by ocean breezes, this is a flat lot that is ready for your dreams and aspirations. The property is zoned as RA-1 which allows for a single-family dwelling, home occupations, a secondary suite or caretakers cottage. The local amenities include access to Chesterman Beach, rated as one of the best beaches in the world. There is a multitude of world class accommodations and restaurants, beautiful hikes and other recreational activities and unparalleled flora and fauna. The parcel’s position next to, rather than on the beach, allows it to escape public intrusions, garbage and often the fog that intrudes on a sunny day. Come and experience Canada’s west coast and all that life can offer. The adjioning property at 1180 Lynn is also available. Check out MLS#1008966

*Foreign Buyer Ban Exempt* Two hundred and twenty-four acres on the edge of Baynes Sound - a scale of ownership Vancouver Island's east coast rarely offers, and almost never with the sea itself as the boundary. Lot 1 Wavell Road unfolds from tidewater to timber. Roughly 2.8 kilometres of natural shoreline trace the property's seaward edge, where the tide draws back over the eelgrass flats of Mud Bay and the oyster leases beyond. Inland lies open hayfields and cultivated ground, a freshwater pond worked by geese, stands of mature Douglas fir and cedar, and quiet meadows where blacktail deer graze at dusk. To the west, the Beaufort Range fills the sky. The land is pristine: 224.67 acres on a single title, vacant, awaiting a first vision. Five drilled wells serve the fields - an uncommon advantage in a valley where irrigation, not sunlight, is the limiting factor. The ground sits outside the floodplain. Annual taxes are $739.76. Within the Agricultural Land Reserve, the parcel's size unlocks the province's more generous residential allowance: a principal residence to 500 m2 (approx. 5,380 sq ft) together with a detached second dwelling to 186 m2 (approx. 2,000 sq ft), without application to the Agricultural Land Commission. Hay and forage, orchard, livestock, silviculture, farm-gate retail, seasonal agri-tourism - the permitted uses are broad and the canvas exceptional. Scarcity defines this opportunity. Fewer than one in five Comox Valley farms exceeds seventy acres. Baynes Sound produces more than half of British Columbia's shellfish and is recognized as a globally significant bird area, where the spring herring spawn draws tens of thousands of birds to these waters. Cumberland's celebrated trail network is 21 minutes away, Courtenay 26, Qualicum Beach 31. Buckley Bay and the ten-minute crossing to Denman and Hornby Islands sit just north. Comox Valley Airport flies non-stop to Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Kelowna year-round. Land of this consequence is not created twice.