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Ace High Resort on Watch Lake Lone Butte, BC ® Ace High Resort on Watch Lake Lone Butte, BC Sam Hodson Chase Westersund Cole Westersund Personal Real Estate Corporation Personal Real Estate Corporation [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (604) 360-0793 (604) 809-2616 (778) 927-6634 ® Marketing British Columbia to the World® “The Source” for Oceanfront, Lakefront, Islands, Ranches, Resorts & Land in British Columbia www.landquest.com www.landquest.com Ace High Resort on Watch Lake Lone Butte, BC PROPERTY DETAILS Watch Lake has excellent fishing for rainbow trout to 7 lbs., swimming, kayaking canoeing and the area offers endless recreational opportunities. Listing Number: 21050 ® Price: $840,000 For more information contact the listing REALTORS Taxes (2020): $3,299 LOCATION Size: 5.09 acres 8260 Ace High Road - Lone Butte, BC Zoning: Tourist Commercial (C2) DIRECTIONS DESCRIPTION From 70 Mile House (Highway 97) travel east on North Bonaparte Road for 13 km and turn left This 5.09-acre property with 447± ft of gorgeous (north) on North Green Lake Road. Follow this lakefront on super popular Watch Lake is part of road along the shoreline of Green Lake for about the Ace High RV Resort development. Strata Lot 20 km, you will pass the historic Flying U Guest 1 includes 8 fully serviced lakefront RV sites, 1 Ranch and Watch Lake Road. Turn left onto Ace upland RV site, 4 cozy log cabins, 2 bedroom and High Road across from Green Lake Lodge. From 2 bath mobile home, common washroom building there it is less than 1 km to Ace High Resort. for guests and main office building. From Highway 24 at Lone Butte travel south on The owners developed and sold the 26 RV sites Watch Lake Road for 15 km turn left on Moose that comprise the remainder of the strata lots and Point Road stay right at the fork in the road turn left have retained ownership of the resort for future on Ace High Road and go fishing. development. The RV sites have been rented on an annual basis for the last few years and have AREA DATA not operated the resort as an active business. A new owner will have the opportunity to operate as The South Cariboo is one of the fastest growing a lakefront resort catering to guests and the other rural areas in the province. It is attracting people owners of RV sites or to subdivide the property and who are looking for both recreational properties sell RV and cabin sites. It is perfect for a group and full-time residences. The service centre is 100 of friends or extended family to have their own Mile House with a population of 2,000. Including lakefront RV paradise. the surrounding communities, it serves close to 15,000. The main industries have always been Ace High is an ideal RV destination less than 5 logging, ranching and tourism. hours from the Lower Mainland and 30 minutes from Highway 97, at 70 Mile House on paved roads. ® www.landquest.com Of the hundreds of lakes in the South Cariboo, experiences with an endless list of outdoor activities none is more sought after or as well known as 14 for the entire family. You can immerse yourself in km long Green Lake. Named for its clear greenish the great outdoors where wildlife is abundant, the blue waters, the lake itself is quite shallow ensuring air is clean, and the waters are pure. that it warms quickly in the early summer and stays warm into the fall. Ace High Resort on Watch Lake The Cariboo’s first offering was gold. It was a land is about a 1-minute drive from Green Lake. The born of dreams . dreams of discovery, yellow dust, surrounding area consists of rolling hills with large and instant riches. Golden imagery still pervades tracts of open range land. Cattle and wildlife share the psyche—golden hay fields swaying gently in an these lands with the many visitors and residents afternoon breeze; forest meadows filled in spring who head off to explore the countless miles of trails with golden flowers, and in autumns lazy light with and forestry roads. golden leaves of aspen; sunshine shimmering golden off a still lake’s surface and golden sunsets The area has abundant populations of moose and painted in the western sky. The countryside here is deer, with limited numbers of black bear, coyote, spectacular in its beauty! squirrels, and marmots. The west end of the lake attracts waterfowl as a nesting and migratory Watch Lake resting area, owls and golden eagles can also be Watch Lake is an outstanding family lake with some seen. of the best fishing in BC. The lake is excellent for both summer and winter recreation. Swimming, RECREATION boating, fishing, paddling, and horseback riding are all popular. The undulating plateau and highlands South Cariboo Region around the lake have become a cross-country This four-season destination in beautiful skiing and snowmobiling paradise. For those British Columbia offers a lifetime of memorable ® www.landquest.com looking for power boating and waterskiing, Green Lake is only a kilometre away. Summer Recreation • Hiking • Swimming • Fishing • Camping • Canoeing/kayaking/paddle boarding • Wildlife viewing • Mountain biking • Horseback riding • ATVing • Hunting IMPROVEMENTS Winter Recreation • 4 log cabins • Cross-country skiing • 9 fully serviced RV sites • Snowshoeing • 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom mobile home • Ice fishing • Common washroom facility • Wildlife viewing • Main office building • Ice skating • Snowmobiling LEGAL MAP REFERENCE STRATA LOT 1 DISTRICT LOTS 4535 AND 4536 LILLOOET DISTRICT STRATA PLAN KAS2490 51°27’15.14”N and 121° 6’55.13”W TOGETHER WITH AN INTEREST IN THE COMON PROPERTY IN PROPORTION TO THE UNIT INVESTMENT FEATURES ENTITLEMENT OF THE TRATA LOT AS SHOWN ON FORM V - PID 025-577-735 • RV & cabin rentals • Potential to subdivide and sell RV sites SERVICES • Community water • Community sewer • Hydro • Telephone • Satellite • High speed Internet • Septic ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® www.landquest.com ® ® Marketing British Columbia to the World® www.landquest.com Cole Westersund Sam Hodson Chase Westersund Personal Real Estate Corporation Personal Real Estate Corporation Representative Representative Representative [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (604) 360-0793 (604) 809-2616 (778) 927-6634 LandQuest® Realty Corporation 101 - 313 Sixth Street New Westminster, BC V3L 3A7 Phone: (604) 664-7630 Fax: (604) 516-6504 Toll Free: 1-866-558-5263 (LAND) Our property descriptions and geographical information are taken from the BC Assessment Authority, Land Titles Office, government maps and other sources. While LandQuest® does not guarantee the information, we believe it to be accurate, but should not be relied upon without verification.This communication is not intended to cause or induce breach of an existing agency agreement. .
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