From Fredericton take Alison boulevard to Wilsey, onto Rusagonis Rd. to Sunpoke Rd along to where 143 Sunpoke would be, sign on the left. Somewhat cleared driveway that leads down to the clearing. I would leave cars at the start of driveway (or road) as backing up is tricky. 28 acres of New Brunswick wilderness and not a neighbour in sight. Just you, the trees, and whatever dream you've been quietly Googling at midnight. A large cleared building site is waiting for you right near the road stumps already out, hard work already done. Someone did the heavy lifting. You get to do the fun part. Push a little further back through a natural tree buffer and there's a second clearing, a spring runoff winding peacefully through the property, and 1.2 kilometres of pure ""nobody is asking you anything"" all the way back to the NB Trail. Cabin? Dome? Hobby farm? Off-grid hideaway? Horse property? The land doesn't care. Neither do we. You do you. Surveyed, pinned, and filed with the province so you know exactly what you're getting. Neighbouring lot has a home on it this is the last one on the road without. Wild orchids growing on site. Resident bear also on site but he's not on title. ?? Buyer Notes: Timberland/vacant land classification. Camper on site as-is, negotiable or removed prior to closing. Spring runoff confirmed non-protected with Sunbury-York Planning Commission. Survey filed with SNB/GeoNB. Development permit and soil testing recommended prior to building. About 360ft of road frontage. You could subdivide an acre off the front. On Google Maps it's around 143 Sunpoke Rd. Short driveway through to the clearing where the camper is. (id:27476)
