7 Riverwind Drive

Description

Build your dream estate on one of the most captivating acreages in Chase Estates. This exceptional 3.9-acre hilltop parcel showcases sweeping, unobstructed views of the South Thompson River and surrounding mountains—an ever-changing landscape of light, sky, and stunning sunsets. Gently sloped and ideally positioned to maximize both privacy and views, this property offers multiple potential building sites to suit your vision—whether it’s a luxury residence, modern farmhouse, or a peaceful retreat. With hydro (pole and transformer with breaker) and natural gas at lot, much of the groundwork is already in place, making your build that much more seamless. Well on-site, and natural spring! The only property in Chase Estates that permits livestock, offering a rare opportunity to enjoy rural living with animals. Crushed rock for driveway installed! Surrounded by nature and abundant outdoor recreation, you’ll enjoy quick access to boating, fishing, hiking, and year-round adventure, all while being just minutes to the Village of Chase for everyday essentials and an easy drive to Kamloops for expanded amenities. A rare opportunity to secure a premium view acreage in a desirable location—where space, scenery, and lifestyle come together effortlessly. All measurements are approximate; buyer to verify. GST may apply. (id:63159)

Property Details

Annual property tax

$700

Brokerage

eXp Realty (Sicamous)

Location Insights

Population

2,399

(2021 Census)

+4.9% since 2016

Density

639.7/km²

Dwellings

1,249

Median household income

$60,400

After-tax

$56,400

Immigrant population

10.9%

Top countries of origin

• United Kingdom3.5% · 85
• Germany2.5% · 60
• United States of America1.7% · 40
• Hong Kong0.8% · 20
• Korea, South0.6% · 15
• China0.4% · 10

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population.

Weather

Nearest station: Salmon Arm

24°C

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Humidity 53%

Wind NNE 6 km/h

Today

24°

Tonight

14°

Thursday

22°

Thursday night

6°

Friday

20°

Friday night

8°

Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada.