Jellicoe Station Inn spans 51 private acres overlooking Chain Lake, with a 4,000 sq. ft. home featuring 4 bedrooms, 3 baths & a serene master suite. With a walk-out lower level, additional accommodations & prime access to recreation, this estate is a rare opportunity.
Foreign Buyer Ban does not apply to this property
+38 photos
The Jellicoe Station Inn, a former B&B with deep charm and character, is now offered for sale. Situated on 51 picturesque acres with views of Chain Lake, the property features a spacious 4,000± sq. ft. residence with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Granite floors run throughout the home, enhancing its already impressive aesthetic. The main-floor master suite offers privacy and comfort, while the home's bold, original design makes it an ideal candidate for a luxurious rural getaway or hunting lodge.
Expansive decks offer stunning lake and mountain views, perfect for morning coffee or evening gatherings. The lower level is built for entertaining, with space for a pool table, a lounge area, and a full bar for cocktails and conversation.
Outdoor recreation starts at your doorstep. The Trans Canada Trail, which stretches from coast to coast, runs along the edge of the property. Whether it's hiking, fishing, sledding, or simply enjoying nature, the activities here are endless.
The additional accommodations offer tremendous flexibility. Across the driveway, three guest rooms with six beds, a kitchen, and dining area are ideal for hosting family or guests. A separate suite features two bedrooms, a bathroom, a cozy kitchen, and a terrarium-style lounge with a loft and private deck. A 30 x 40 ft shop with 200-amp service, air exchange, and welding plugs includes a fully self-contained 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom suite above. Two additional cabins, each with private views, add to the property’s hosting potential. Past weddings and events reflect its appeal as a venue.
Located in the Similkameen Valley, known for its wineries, agriculture, and untouched natural beauty, the property also provides close access to Okanagan amenities. From wine tours and hiking to peaceful lakes and vibrant local culture, this is a base for adventure and tranquility alike. Jellicoe Station Inn is more than just a home—it’s a legacy property with income potential and timeless appeal.
3462 Princeton Summerland Road - Summerland, BC
Contact Listing Agent.
Being located in Jellicoe offers several significant benefits, particularly due to its proximity to the Okanagan region, one of the most picturesque and vibrant areas in the province. Some key advantages include:
The Okanagan is known for its stunning landscapes, including lakes, mountains, and beaches. Its climate is one of the warmest in Canada, making it ideal for outdoor activities year-round. Residents of Jellicoe can easily access these natural wonders, enjoying everything from boating and swimming in the summer to skiing and snowboarding in the winter.
The Okanagan Valley is famous for its wine industry, boasting numerous high-quality vineyards and wineries. Living close to this region means easy access to wine tours, tastings, and a variety of wine-related events and festivals, offering a rich cultural experience.
The area around Jellicoe and the Okanagan is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Activities like hunting, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and camping are readily available, providing a healthy and active lifestyle. In winter, the region offers excellent opportunities for skiing and snowboarding.
The Okanagan's popularity as a tourist destination can be beneficial for businesses and individuals looking for employment opportunities, especially in the hospitality, retail, and service sectors.
The Okanagan region is known for its vibrant community life with festivals, markets, concerts, and cultural events happening throughout the year. Living in Jellicoe allows for participation in these community activities, fostering a sense of belonging and enjoyment.
Jellicoe offers the peace and quiet of rural living, away from the hustle and bustle of major urban centers, while still providing accessibility to city amenities in the Okanagan. This balance is ideal for those who appreciate a quieter lifestyle but still want the convenience of urban facilities.
Due to its desirable location near the Okanagan, Jellicoe can be an excellent place for real estate investment. The demand for vacation homes and rentals in this area can be high, offering potential financial benefits.
The Similkameen region in British Columbia offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including:
The Similkameen region offers diverse hunting opportunities, with a rich population of wildlife such as deer, elk, and birds, attracting both novice and experienced hunters.
Numerous trails wind through the picturesque landscapes, offering breathtaking views and encounters with local wildlife.
The region is known for its vineyards, providing opportunities for wine tours and tastings at local wineries.
Abundant in rivers and lakes, Similkameen is ideal for both freshwater and fly-fishing enthusiasts.
There are several scenic spots for camping, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.
The diverse terrain makes it a great destination for mountain biking adventures.
The region's waterways provide excellent opportunities for kayaking and canoeing.
The varied habitats in the area attract a wide range of bird species, making it a haven for bird watchers.
The stunning landscapes, including mountains, valleys, and rivers, offer fantastic photography opportunities.
Certain areas in Similkameen are suitable for rock climbing, catering to both beginners and experienced climbers.
In winter, the region offers skiing and snowboarding for snow sports enthusiasts.
During the winter months, these activities are popular in the snow-covered landscapes.
The region hosts various cultural events and festivals throughout the year, reflecting its rich heritage and community spirit.
49°40'57.34"N and 120°17'7.18"W
The former Jellicoe Station Inn served as a B&B and hosted guests for many years. The seller’s current situation makes it difficult to operate a business, but the property is still ripe for reinstating a B&B and hosting a wide array of clientele looking to take advantage of the seemingly endless recreational opportunities throughout the surrounding region.
Past rates included:
With growing interest in rural retreats and the outdoor lifestyle, this property presents exceptional value and upside for investors or families seeking a long-term escape.
$4,089.13 (2024)
Large Holdings 2 (LH2)
DISTRICT LOT 970, KAMLOOPS DIV OF YALE LAND DISTRICT
EXCEPT PLAN A106 (PCL P) PLANS 27629 KAP77190
PID 013-026-275
+8 maps
Our property descriptions and geographical information are taken from the BC Assessment Authority, Land Titles Office, government maps and other sources. While LandQuest® does not guarantee the information, we believe it to be accurate, but should not be relied upon without verification. This communication is not intended to cause or induce breach of an existing agency agreement.
Princeton
15℃
0℃