Lot C Pratt Rd, Hilliers, British Columbia V0R 0B9

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$498,000

0 beds

0 baths

Listed 36 days ago

Lot C Pratt Rd, Hilliers, British Columbia V0R 0B9

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Rare opportunity to own 7 private acres in Qualicum Beach. Zoned Rural 1, permitting up to two dwellings, this beautifully treed property is ideal for a country estate, equestrian use, or homestead. Accessed via a newly constructed road near the end of Pratt Road, this extremely private panhandle shaped parcel offers mountain views and is bisected by French Creek. Power at the lot line and a newly drilled well included. A prime forested acreage setting in a desirable rural location, less than 10 minutes to Qualicum Beach and 15 minutes to Parksville. Price plus GST (id:27476)

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MLS® Number

1026596

Type

Vacant Land

Ownership Type

Freehold

Land Size

7 ac

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460 Realty Inc. (NA)

MLS® number:

1026596

Agent:

Matt Scheibel

Phone:

(250) 591-4601

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