612 Moul Creek Road

Description

Exceptional 10-acre commercial property with Moul Creek meandering through, ideally situated in the heart of the world-renowned Wells Gray Provincial Park, one of British Columbia's premier tourism destinations. Zoned C-4 (Commercial Recreation), this versatile property offers outstanding development potential with a wide variety of permitted uses, including tourist accommodation, making it an excellent investment opportunity in a thriving recreational area. This property is serviced by a registered drilled well and newer septic system that is registered with Interior Health. Positioned along the gateway to Wells Gray Park, the property is surrounded by spectacular natural attractions, including iconic waterfalls, pristine lakes, hiking trails, mountain biking, fishing, wildlife viewing, snowmobiling, and endless year-round outdoor recreation. With thousands of visitors travelling through the park annually, this location offers exceptional exposure and unlimited potential for a tourism-based business or commercial venture. Whether you're looking to develop cabins, a lodge, campground, RV resort, or another commercial recreation operation, this property provides the space, location, and zoning to bring your vision to life. Rarely do commercial parcels of this size and location become available within one of British Columbia's most sought-after outdoor destinations. Call today for a full information package! (id:63159)

Property Details

Annual property tax

$2,232.94

Brokerage

Royal LePage Westwin Realty

Location Insights

Population

2,388

(2021 Census)

+2.8% since 2016

Density

42.9/km²

Dwellings

1,145

Median household income

$68,000

After-tax

$62,000

Immigrant population

6.6%

Top countries of origin

• United States of America1.7% · 40
• United Kingdom1.3% · 30
• Netherlands0.8% · 20

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population.

Weather

21°C

—

Humidity 45%

Wind ENE calm km/h

Today

26°

Tonight

10°

Thursday

20°

Thursday night

5°

Friday

21°

Friday night

4°

Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada.