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$ 140,000
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0.81 Acres Lot
$ 140,000
Est. payment | /mo
0.81 Acres Lot
Key Details
Property Type Vacant Land
Sub Type Land
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
MLS Listing ID 992264
Rental Info Unrestricted
Annual Tax Amount $348
Tax Year 2024
Lot Size 0.810 Acres
Acres 0.81
Property Sub-Type Land
Property Description
Decourcy Island Building Lot. This .81 of an acre property rectangular in shape with 160 ft of frontage & 228 ft deep on one side offers downward sloped topography towards the rear of the lot that backs onto a unique estuary that leads out to the cove. Ideally situated on the island close to water access (Russell Place) and just minutes from Pirates Cove Marine Park, which offers a private marina called “Russell Landing Marina” open to residents that also has a Float Plane dock. Decourcy Island offers potable water at the park well, commercial wharf w/crane hoist for offloading materials, community association with their own fire department and a tranquil and serene lifestyle with off grid living with no ferry service. Easily accessible boat access from Boat Harbour, Cedar, or Gabriola Island for weekend getaways and summer vacationing. The surrounding area offers excellent fishing, crabbing, prawning and all the sightseeing and exploring you want to enjoy! GST applicable
Location
Province BC
County Nanaimo Regional District
Area Islands
Zoning SR
Rooms
Kitchen 0
Building
Lot Description Private, Quiet Area, Rectangular Lot
Sewer None
Water None
Others
Pets Allowed Yes
Tax ID 003-086-038
Ownership Freehold
Pets Allowed Aquariums, Birds, Caged Mammals, Cats, Dogs
Listed by RE/MAX of Nanaimo
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