Vacant Land at 470 Sumac Road in Tappen, BC currently offered at $825,000.

Property Specifications

Annual Taxes: $3,109
Lot Size: 19.1 acres
Water Source: None
Sewer / Septic: No sewage system
Heating
Ownership Type: Freehold

The Property

Welcome to a truly rare offering—an extraordinary 19+ acre waterfront property perched high on the coveted Sunnybrae Bluff. Bathed in sunlight with a south-facing orientation, this retreat captures panoramic views in every direction. To the south, overlook the vibrant community of Salmon Arm framed by the iconic silhouette of Mount Ida. Turn east to admire the striking rock face of Bastion Mountain, or west to the expansive recreation playground of Fly Hills. To the north, postcard-perfect vistas stretch across Tappen, Blind Bay, and the dramatic North Shore mountain range. With over 400 feet of prime waterfront and located in the desirable, unzoned CSRD area, this property offers exceptional freedom and endless possibilities. Whether you envision creating a luxury estate, developing a private retreat, or investing in a one-of-a-kind legacy property, the opportunities are boundless. Docks and buoys are permitted, adding even greater flexibility and value. Bordering the serene beauty of Sunnybrae Park, this property is more than land—it’s a rare slice of paradise where natural beauty, tranquility, and potential come together. (id:63761)

Local Area Context • Tappen

Living in Tappen

A pastoral farming valley and rural acreage community west of Salmon Arm, encompassing Notch Hill and Carlin, offering rich agricultural land and family-friendly rural living.

Local Due Diligence & Property Realities

Tappen provides the privacy and space of true rural acreage with short commute times into Salmon Arm for groceries, hospital care, and secondary schools. However, properties are situated in an active agricultural belt protected by the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR), meaning residents live alongside working dairy, beef, and hay farms with associated equipment noise and seasonal farm odors. The Canadian Pacific main rail line traverses the valley, creating acoustic and crossing considerations.

First-party area intelligence by Jeff Ragsdale, REALTOR®Full Tappen Area Guide