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SURREY BURNABY PITT MEADOWS ABBOTSFORD LANGLEY Dewdney Deroche Subject Property Lake Errock Lougheed HYW FOR SALE 62 Acres Development Site Parcel D Watkins Road, Lake Errock, BC Bob Scragg Personal Real Estate Corporation 604.290.2906 [email protected] j j j LOCATION 62 Acres Land The property is located in Lake Errock, British columbia which is the Upper Fraser Valley region of the Lower Parcel D Watkins Road Mainland of British Columbia, Canada. Lake Errock, BC The property is alongside BC Highway 7 and the tracks of the Canadian Pacific Railway between Deroche and EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Chehalis. The subject property is 15 miles from Central Mission, off Lougheed Highway (HWY 7) on route to ZONING Harrison Hot Springs. R-2 Potential Development - Zoned to allow 10-acre parcels Lake Errock (potential 12 X 10-acre Lots) Land in neighbourhood rezoned Subject Property and subdivided into 5-acre parcels (potential 20- 5-acre lots) Y W H ED Neighbouring property seeking HE UG LO rezoning for single family lots. Deroche PID Chilliwack 013-445-880 Mission LAND SIZE Ã 62 Acres 1 PRICE ì $1,800,000 Parcel D Slope 56m over 500m 11% slope 62 Acres 632 m (approx.) Watkin 393Rd m (approx.) Lougheed Hwy Lougheed HYW j j j FEATURES 62 Acres Close to Development Land Golf (5 mi.), Fishing (1mi.), Hemlock Valley Ski R2 Zoning - Potential Development - Zoned Resort (17 mi.), Harrison Hot Springs (17 mi.), to allow 10-acre parcels (potential 12 X 10-acre lots) Water Sports (Harrison River) & Hunting Tremendous Property would be great as Holding Property Large Acerage future potential,or profitable for Retreat immediate development Asking Price 62 Acres Development Land $1,800,000 ì1 Ã Y Y W W Y Y H H W W d d H H e e e e d d h h e e g g e e u u h h o o g g L L u u o o L L Parcel D Parcel D Watkins Rd Watkins Rd Source: Fraser Valley Regional District j j j Drive time to Downtown 27 min Mission Harrison 24 min Hot Springs Vancouver 1.34 hr Harrison Hot Springs Subject Property Lake Errock Y W H ED HE Deroche UG LO Chilliwack Mission ì1 Ã Langley Abbotsford Bob Scragg Personal Real Estate Corporation 604.290.2906 [email protected] Although this information has been received from sources deemed reliable, we assume no responsibility for its accuracy, and without offering advice, make this submission subject to prior sale or lease, change in price or terms and withdrawal without notice..

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