1748 Summers Creek Road

Description

Escape to the peace and privacy of Summers Creek with this incredible 133.5-acre bare land opportunity just 22 minutes from Princeton and a short drive to the crystal-clear waters of Missezula Lake. Surrounded by nature and backing directly onto Crown land, this property offers endless possibilities for outdoor recreation, a private getaway, future building plans, or an off-grid retreat. Enjoy direct access to miles of backcountry for hiking, hunting, ATVing, horseback riding, and exploring the beauty of the Similkameen. With expansive natural landscapes, mountain views, and unmatched tranquility, this is your chance to own a large piece of BC wilderness in a sought-after recreational area. Blue sea-can included with a 200 amp service! The versatile LH2 zoning allows for a wide range of permitted uses including agriculture, equestrian centres, open land recreation, and veterinary establishments, along with a single detached dwelling, mobile home, or recreational vehicle. Accessory uses may include a secondary suite, carriage house, bed and breakfast operation, kennel, home industry, and retail sales of farm and off-farm products — offering exceptional flexibility for recreational, residential, agricultural, or business ideas. Bring your vision and experience true country freedom in the heart of the Similkameen. (id:63159)

Property Details

Annual property tax

$2,627

Brokerage

Canada Flex Realty Group

Location Insights

Population

2,894

(2021 Census)

+2.3% since 2016

Density

48.8/km²

Dwellings

1,521

Median household income

$64,500

After-tax

$60,000

Immigrant population

8.5%

Top countries of origin

• United Kingdom1.9% · 55
• United States of America1% · 30
• Germany0.9% · 25
• Philippines0.9% · 25
• Croatia0.3% · 10
• India0.3% · 10

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population.

Weather

25°C

Mostly Cloudy

Humidity 28%

Wind N calm km/h

Today

26°

Tonight

10°

Thursday

22°

Thursday night

5°

Friday

21°

Friday night

7°

Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada.