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NEW PRICE $220,000

Lot 2, PL 24031, DL 2220, LD CARIBOO [05] NARRATIVE: EXCEPT PLAN PGP42019 EXCEPT: FIRSTLY:PART SUB BY PLAN PGP42019, SECONDLY:PT SUB BY PLAN BCP42607 PID 008-361-207

$1,100 (2009)

RR1

Drilled well, some clearing

Documentation in Place
(1) Development permit # 425 for House, barn, shop, garage, 150’ cleared beach, garden
(2) Water license for second water source from Nukko Lake
(3) Northern Health approval for a septic system
(4) Well log

There are very few, if any, acreages left to develop on Nukko Lake – 521’ of lakefront with a permit to clear 150’ for your own private beach area. There is also a permit in place to finish a diagonal road down to the beach for vehicle access.

There are several perfect view spots for a home and the sandy loam soil should guarantee a great garden. With this large a parcel there is ample room to keep the shop, barn, garages etc all private. Heavily treed with mature Birch, Poplar, Fir, Balsam, some aesthetic clearing done. Nukko is a large lake with relatively few inhabitants, quiet, warm and pristine. Protected from further development.

Nukko Lake, BC

32 KM from Prince George out the Chief lake road to Nukko Lake and left on Fish road. Property at the end of the road.

Hydro nearby. Well shared with 3 properties - 60 GPM

See maps included

Prince George
Known as BC's northern capital, Prince George is a bustling city of over 77,000 situated at the crossroads of Highway 97 (north-south) and Highway 16 (east-west), and at the confluence of the Fraser and Nechako Rivers. As a major city of the Pacific Rim, Prince George is firmly tied to the global market.

Prince George is a city of action. Whether you're getting together with friends for an intimate evening of theatre or letting it all hang out on the side of a mountain, you'll never be at a loss for something to do.

There are several golf courses located in Prince George, including Abderdeen Glen Golf Club, Aspen Grove Golf Course, and Prince George Golf & Curling Club. The Par for the Course Golf Centre offers an indoor driving range with CPGA golfing pros and 5 golfing simulators for an indoor golf experience.

With over 1600 lakes and streams within an hour of Prince George, you’ll have your pick of the many opportunities to land the big one. Fish found in these waters include different species of trout, whitefish, Kokanee, and Burbot.

Two different ski hills offer some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the province. Tabor Mountain Ski Resort offers 800 ft and 240 m vertical trails just 15 minutes east of Prince George. Purden Ski Village, located between Prince George and McBride, includes over 1200 vertical feet of dry powder for skiers and snowboarders alike.

Virtually everything within a two hour radius of Prince George is drenched in a unique blend of aboriginal, pioneer and industrial history.

A still-operational First Nations burial ground sits in the middle of the city's largest park. North of town is the Huble Homestead, a fully-restored turn-of-the-century trading post on the banks of the Fraser River.

Further afield, you can discover Fort St. James National Historic Park. And two hours southeast is the gold rush town of Barkerville, perhaps the most famous historical site in the central interior.