Quatsino, E-645 Quatsino Road

7.7 acre oceanfront property located along the south-west shore of Hecate Cove in the Village of Quatsino, on the north-west coast of Vancouver Island. Quatsino is a boat access community in Quatsino Sound, and is approximately 5 miles on the water from Coal Harbour. Port Alice is another popular boat launch point. A public road (gravel) runs through the Village of Quatsino.

Quatsino is a small coastal village with a small core of permanent residents and a number of seasonal residents. The village is serviced with BC Hydro electricity and telephone service, and there is a government dock in Bergh Cove.

This oceanfront acreage is nicely treed right to the water’s edge. It has a mostly level topography throughout, with a gradual rise to the road. The property has approximately 270ft of shoreline in one of the most protected locations in the area, an ideal situation to accommodate excellent deep-water moorage.

Like many properties in the area the acreage is divided by Quatsino Rd, with about 1/5^th of the property between the road and the oceanfront.

Adjacent to the property on the high side of the road is the newly constructed trail to Colony Lake recreation area.

Zoning allows for one residence on the property, as well as additional cabins of 400sqft for each 2 acres, making this an ideal consideration for a group purchase or a large family wanting to establish a recreational or residential base in one of the most fantastic regions of the North Island. It would also be an ideal home base for someone looking for a quiet coastal lifestyle or for outdoor enthusiasts, in a region renowned for some of the best sport fishing and exploring on the BC Coast.

The Village of Quatsino is a historical boat-access coastal community founded in the late 1800s, with a current population of approximately 40 year-round residents plus a complement of part-time and seasonal vacationers. Coal Harbour is 9 miles south of Port Hardy and Quatsino is situated only 5 miles south from Coal Harbour by boat. The community is serviced with a local road, hydro electricity and telephone.

Quatsino Sound, one of the last great west coast frontiers easily accessible for the outdoor enthusiast and avid sport-fisherman, offers a great variety of activities throughout the network of protected inlets and the access to the open west coast. As well there are numerous rivers and lakes abundant with Trout, Steelhead and spawning Salmon in the fall. Seventeen miles to the southwest out Quatsino Sound is the open west coast of Vancouver Island that offers spectacular fishing for salmon, halibut and other species. The marine life and other wildlife in addition to the beauty of the west coast are unsurpassed.