10206

NEW PRICE $199,000

DL: 2800; LD: Lilloet (27); Narrative: Part NW 1/4 PID: 013-345-168

$451.96 (2008)

RA1 – potential for subdivision into two lots (property is in the ALR)

Small 12 x 24 foot cabin of little value

A great opportunity to own a well managed and scenic acreage in the Cariboo – the property has been selectively logged with a number of large fire trees remaining and generally a healthy second growth forest. Helena Creek dissects the property and there are a number of roadways / trails on the property making it 100% accessible.

There is direct access to crown land to the north, south and east side of the property (there is piece of private land on a portion of the eastern boundary.

The property is almost entirely flat & has a number of nice building sites – one such location has a 12 x 24 ft cabin of little to no value situated in an open clearing with prime views of Lac la Hache down below and Mt Timothy Ski Hill further beyond.

The property is very private and located approx 10 km around the backside of Lac la Hache (the entire property has cell phone coverage). The neighbour on the west side has cleared his land and has a large open hay field.

Lac La Hache, known as "The Longest Town in the Cariboo", is located about 20 km (12.4 mi) north of 100 Mile House on Hwy 97, and stretches along much of the 18 km (11 mi) lakeshore. The town is located at approx. the halfway point between Vancouver and Prince George – 5 hours north of Vancouver.

Helena Creek FSR Road

Cell phone coverage, no power

See maps & plans included

Lac la Hache (less than 10 mins away)

Lac la Hache is a recreational and retirement community in the Cariboo region of British Columbia. The small, friendly community of Lac la Hache describes itself as the “Longest Town in the Cariboo”. Highway 97 skirts the entire 19-km shoreline of this beautiful lake in its rolling Fraser Plateau setting.

100 Mile House (20 mins south of the property)

100 Mile House is a major service and commercial area for outlying communities and industries within the Cariboo.

On the property itself there are a number of recreational opportunities. There are lots of trails and roadways for quads and sleds and it adjoins crown land for further back road exploration.

Lac La Hache is well known for its Kokanee fishing as well as it's trophy size lake trout. During the summer months, the Lac La Hache area attracts anglers, boats, swimmers, and water skiers. Golfers can head south to 108 Mile Ranch for a game of golf. Rolling hills create a stunning backdrop for the championship 108 Golf Resort. The 18-hole, par 71 course overlooks two lakes on 108 Mile Ranch.

Close by, Timothy Lake is a popular holiday destination. In the winter, Mt.Timothy offers downhill skiing, and the area is a favourite for snowmobiling, cross country skiing and ice fishing. The town of Lac La Hache, BC, offers full services including an excellent fly and tackle shop.

There are many stories to explain how the lake was named; according to one, it gained its name when a trapper lost his only hatchet axe when chopping a hole in the frozen lake. This area is rich in tales of fur traders, gold seekers and cattle ranchers. By the 1860's, gold fever was running high, as miners searched for the mother lode first near Likely, and later at Barkerville. With teams of horses, mules and oxen, the fortune-seekers plodded north along the Cariboo Wagon Road skirting the eastern shores of the lake.