Mayne Island Waterfront Acreage for sale: (Listed 2010-11-12)

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• Property Value$364,000
• Property Address780 Channel View Way, Mayne Island, BC, V0R 2J0, Canada
• TypeWaterfront Acreage
• Est. Property Tax$1,991

• Lot Size Area5.14 acres
• Maintenance Fee$55/mo

Address

780 Channel View Way, Mayne Island, BC, V0R 2J0, Canada

Description

Stunning Waterfront Acreage. Serviced 5.14 acres near Horton Bay on Mayne Island. Choose from 5 lots, each averaging just over 5 acres apiece, plus 72 acres common property with trails, pond, picnic area, including jetty, boat launch, boat house for kayak storage, and trails to foreshore viewpoints. Undisturbed nature and wildlife abounds, each lot has its own distinct characteristics and amazing vantage points of Plumper Sound and Robson Channel. Views from lots and trails include majestic Mt. Baker, Samuel, Curlew, Lizard, and Saturna Islands, Minx Reef, Winter Cove, and Georgeson Passage. Good road into lot accesses, wells drilled, perc tested. Minutes by car to all amenities, under 15 minutes to BC Ferries terminal at Village Bay.
This particular lot features direct walk-on access to the beach which here has a great diversity of inter-tidal marine life; at times sea cucumber, chitons, sea urchins and tube worms as well as the usual star fish, oysters and marine snails. This Lot has a terrific view North through Georgeson Passage and has a direct view of the South end of Curlew Island which is a frequent gathering place for birds; oyster-catchers, cormorants, golden-eye, and herons.
The water between Lizard and Curlew islands often has seals, on occasion sea lions and an Orca went through summer 2010. Whale Watching boats at times use this passage.
On all lots the bank above the water will at various times have displays of rock flowers and succulents as well as some small willow. There are a few yew trees scattered through the lots and common property. Distributed through the lots you will see salal, Oregon grape, a variety of ferns and mushrooms as well as deer’s head orchid or fairy slipper. The geology varies from sand stone to shale over lain with glacial deposit material of differing depths and type. Pockets of fertile soil exist, particularly between knolls and ridges.