08346

NEW PRICE $39,900

Lot 6 District Lot 2627 Range 5 Coast District Plan 10423, PID: 005-321-433

$214.22 (2008)

H-1 (Small Holdings). Property is not located in the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR)

5.38 acre undeveloped lot in rural subdivision located near the Community of Topley ideal for recreation or residential use. The level lot has stands of small trees of mixed variety, numerous building sites and hydro to the property line.

Private setting at the end of Fisher Road bordering crown land to the north with trails and wildlife through out the area. Located approximately 20 km east of Houston and 40 km west of Burns Lake, this property is only a short drive to recreation and fishing areas of the well known Lakes District.

Located at the end of Fisher Road, off Howells Road, just east of Topley BC

The hamlet of Topley is located, approximately 280 km west of Prince George along Yellowhead Highway 16. Travel along Highway 16 from Prince George to Topley, turning right (north) onto Howells Road off the Highway, follow Howells Road along to Fisher Road, turn left (north) onto Fisher Road and follow Fisher Road to the end. Lot 6 is at the end of Fisher Road on the east side.

Hydro to property line

Topley has a general store with gas bar, two restaurants and two service stations. There is an excellent K- 7 school. The property is a five minute walk from the school and village centre. Only 20 minutes drive to Houston; 35 minutes to Burns Lake; 60 minutes to Smithers brings you to towns in the area which provide a variety of shopping and services.

Topley has their own Volunteer Fire Department and Community Club Association and hall. The community of Topley with surrounding area has about 500 people approx. Sunset Lake, located 10min from Topley and also being only 48km from Babine Lake which is the largest natural lake in B.C. offers camping, fishing & swimming.

This is ‘four season’ recreation country! Camping and excellent fishing and boating at a great number of lakes, with the largest being Babine Lake about 30 minutes away; or swimming and fishing at Sunset Lake which is less than 15 minutes away. Hiking, mountain biking or countless hours of horseback riding through the many miles of trails established through crown lands accessible from the property. Snowmobiling is popular as is cross country skiing on the many wonderful trails in Houston and Burns Lake, or make your own trails right out the back door. An easy hour’s drive will get you to one of BC’s best kept secrets, Hudson Bay Mountain, out of Smithers, which provides awe-inspiring downhill skiing. Golfing is available at a variety of courses in the valley at Houston, Burns Lake and Smithers. Moose, deer, bear, foxes and coyotes are commonly seen in the area.

The community was named after William J. Topley, Topley was founded by Mr. W.C. Lett just after the Canadian National Railway was finished. Mr. W.C. Lett named Topley after his, father-in-law, Mr. W.F.Topley, who was a photographer in Ottawa, Ontario at the time. Mr. W.F Topley never actually came to Topley.