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Sprawling 130 Acre Bare Piece with Future Homestead Potential – Takysie Lake, BC

  • Select Property type: Sold
  • DESCRIPTION: Beautifully serene 130 acres with multiple outbuildings, streams, forest and approx. 50 hayable acres. The property boasts hay fields, barns, and fencing, providing ideal conditions for raising a variety of livestock. With its road accessibility and serene rural location, this farm offers a unique opportunity for a sustainable country lifestyle, amid vast open spaces and the rhythm of nature's seasons.
  • LISTING NUMBER : 23159
  • PRICE: $170,000
  • SIZE: 130 acres

Description

*Seller Financing Available*

Offered in conjunction with the 19 acres with 3,000 ft2 log home across the road (asking $330,000)

 

The 130-acres is comprised 80 acres of mixed forest, ripe with logging potential, and 50 hayable acres, offering a source of feed for livestock or an additional income stream.  A creek, with fish and flowing until late July depending on the weather, meanders through the parcel, adding to the picturesque landscape.  The presence of gold in the creek opens up an exciting avenue for gold mining, transforming this hobby farm into a prospectors’ paradise.

Adding to the property’s potential is a small cabin located on the parcel.  Although currently gutted, it holds great promise for renovation.  Once refurbished, it could serve as an additional income-generating rental unit or as a separate permanent residence.  The cabin, with its potential for transformation, is another example of the opportunities that this property presents.

The farm is being offered with the possibility to purchase additional equipment and inherit animals, allowing new owners to transition smoothly into their roles as farmers.  From the day you step onto the property, you can be a part of the farming community, growing, nurturing, and contributing to the cycle of life.  Contact the listing REALTOR® for a copy of the equipment list.

LOCATION

DL 1622 – Eakin Settlement Road Takysie Lake, BC

DIRECTIONS

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AREA DATA
The Cheslatta and South Francois Lake region in British Columbia is a destination steeped in history, breathtaking natural beauty, and abundant recreational opportunities.  Nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s interior plateau, the region is home to a tapestry of ecosystems, from ancient forests to serene freshwater lakes, each with its unique flora and fauna.  The area’s primary lake, Francois Lake, is among the largest freshwater lakes in the province and a significant contributor to the region’s charm and allure.

The vegetation in the Cheslatta and South Francois Lake region is a vivid reflection of British Columbia’s diverse and resilient nature.  Dense forests of Lodgepole pine, Douglas fir, and spruce trees dominate the landscape, punctuated by lush meadows and wetlands teeming with a myriad of plant species.  Wildflowers such as Indian paintbrush, lupine, and wild rose add vibrant splashes of color to the landscape during the warmer months.  The region’s diverse vegetation provides habitats for a wide array of wildlife, including bears, moose, deer, and a variety of bird species, making it a paradise for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

Historically, the Cheslatta area is rich, marked by the enduring presence of the indigenous Cheslatta Carrier Nation.  The people of the Cheslatta have called this land home for thousands of years, leaving an indelible mark on the region’s cultural and historical landscape.  Their history, interwoven with the land, water, and wildlife, is a profound testament to their resilience and deep connection to the natural world.  Despite challenges, the Cheslatta people maintain their traditions, contributing to the cultural richness of the area.

Recreation in the Cheslatta and South Francois Lake region revolves around the area’s natural features.  The lakes, including the prominent Francois Lake, offer a wealth of water-based activities such as boating, fishing, and swimming during the warm summer months.  In the winter, the frozen lakes transform into playgrounds for ice fishing and skating.  The surrounding forests, with their network of trails, invite visitors for hiking, bird-watching, and wildlife spotting.  In the fall, the forests become hunting grounds for those seeking game.

The Cheslatta and South Francois Lake region, with its vast lakes, is also renowned for its fishing opportunities.  The lakes are teeming with a variety of fish species, including rainbow trout, lake trout, and whitefish, attracting anglers from near and far.  In the tranquil early morning hours, you can often spot fishing boats dotting the lake, their occupants waiting patiently for a bite.  The thrill of reeling in a catch against the backdrop of the region’s stunning natural beauty is an experience that stays with you long after your fishing trip.

RECREATION

The South Francois Lake region in British Columbia provides a plethora of recreational opportunities throughout the year.  Its varied landscape, from serene lakes to verdant forests, offers a wide range of activities for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages.

Summer Recreation Opportunities

Boating

With several large lakes, including the expansive Francois Lake, the area is perfect for boating enthusiasts.  Whether you own a speedboat, sailboat, or a simple canoe, there’s no shortage of water to explore.

Fishing

The lakes are home to a variety of fish species, making it an angler’s paradise.  Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a novice, fishing is a popular summer pastime.

Swimming

The pristine waters of the lakes offer excellent swimming opportunities during the warm summer months.

Hiking

The region’s dense forests provide countless trails for hiking, ranging from easy strolls to challenging treks.

Mountain Biking

The rugged terrain and varied trails make the area an excellent destination for mountain biking.

Camping

With its stunning natural beauty, camping under the stars in this region is an unforgettable experience.

Wildlife Watching

From bears to birds, the area’s diverse wildlife makes for excellent viewing and photography opportunities.

Horseback Riding

The trails and open spaces in the region are great for horseback riding.

Winter Recreation Opportunities

Ice Fishing

When the lakes freeze over, they become hotspots for ice fishing.  It’s a unique experience that’s particularly popular among locals.

Ice Skating

The frozen surfaces of the lakes provide natural ice-skating rinks.  It is a fun and engaging way to enjoy the outdoors during the winter months.

Snowshoeing

The snowy landscape is perfect for snowshoeing, allowing you to explore the winter wonderland.

Cross-Country Skiing

The region’s trails aren’t just for hiking. In winter, they become excellent paths for cross-country skiing.

Snowmobiling

With plenty of open space and snow-covered trails, snowmobiling is a popular winter activity in the area.

Winter Camping

For the truly adventurous, winter camping can be an exciting challenge.  It’s a chance to experience the quiet beauty of the snowy landscape.

Wildlife Watching

Even in the winter, the region’s wildlife is active.  With a keen eye, you can spot various species against the snow.

Each season in the South Francois Lake region brings its unique charm and range of activities, ensuring there’s always something to do, no matter the time of year.

MAP REFERENCE

53°48’22.92″N and 125°58’53.55″W

SERVICES

  • Hydro

IMPROVEMENTS

  • Storage
  • Cabin
  • Smoker

TAXES 

$778 (2023)

ZONING

Rural Resources (RR1) for both parcels

LEGAL

THE EAST 1/2 OF THE EAST 1/2 OF DISTRICT LOT 1622 RANGE 4 COAST DISTRICT EXCEPT PLAN 9232

PID 004-326-288

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