392 Reef Point Rd

Description

One of Ucluelet's most extraordinary waterfront offerings. This rare 1.03-acre oceanfront property presents an exceptional opportunity to create a legacy home in one of Vancouver Island's most spectacular coastal settings. Situated within an exclusive four-lot enclave on prestigious Reef Point Road, the property enjoys outstanding privacy, dramatic west coast scenery, and approximately 44,867 sq. ft. of gently sloping land leading to your own private shoreline. Launch a kayak or paddleboard from your beach, explore the sheltered waters between Little Beach and Terrace Beach, or spend your days fishing, diving, snorkeling, and watching eagles, seals, sea lions and migrating whales from your own waterfront sanctuary. Municipal water and sewer services are available at the lot line, allowing you to focus on designing the home you've always imagined. Conceptual home designs have already been prepared to inspire your vision, showcasing the remarkable potential of this exceptional site. Properties of this size, privacy, and waterfront quality rarely become available in Ucluelet. Whether you're envisioning a spectacular full-time residence or an unforgettable west coast retreat, 392 Reef Point Road offers an opportunity to own one of the community's finest oceanfront parcels. (id:63159)

Property Details

Annual property tax

$5,704.06

Brokerage

RE/MAX Mid-Island Realty (Uclet)

Community features

Family Oriented

Location Insights

Population

2,066

(2021 Census)

+20.3% since 2016

Density

318.8/km²

Dwellings

997

Median household income

$83,000

After-tax

$73,500

Immigrant population

12.1%

Top countries of origin

• United Kingdom2.9% · 60
• United States of America2.2% · 45
• Viet Nam1.7% · 35
• Korea, South0.7% · 15
• India0.7% · 15
• France0.5% · 10
• China0.5% · 10
• Philippines0.5% · 10

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population.

Weather

17°C

Mostly Cloudy

Humidity 83%

Wind WSW 14 km/h

Today

19°

Tonight

13°

Thursday

19°

Thursday night

11°

Friday

15°

Friday night

12°

Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada.