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$2,500,000

1277 Trans Canada Highway, Sorrento, BC

Hospitality at 1277 Trans Canada Highway in Sorrento, BC currently offered at $2,500,000.

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Property Specifications

Annual Taxes: $16,982
Lot Size: 5.11 acres
Water Source: Municipal water
Sewer / Septic
Heating

The Property

Seller will consider Vendor Financing with a strong covenant and down payment. Prime Shuswap Investment; Motel, Pub & Development Potential situated on 5.11 acres with approximately 450 feet of Trans-Canada Highway frontage, approximately 3.5 acres undeveloped land. Offering a rare combination of income, lifestyle, and future development potential in the heart of the beautiful Shuswap region. The property features a 22-unit motel, with 10 units recently renovated to include kitchenettes. These renovated units are fully occupied with long-term tenants, providing immediate and stable revenue. Complementing the motel is the popular Copper Island Bar & Grill, offering 116 seats with 4 pool tables and serving both locals and highway travelers. A three-bedroom manager’s suite provides convenient on-site living or staff accommodation. Additional attractions include a charming A-frame cabin currently used as an ice cream shop and an on-site mini-golf course, adding seasonal income and family-friendly appeal. Zoned C1 and includes approximately 3.5 acres of undeveloped land, presenting significant upside for expansion, redevelopment, or additional commercial uses (subject to approvals). A paved parking lot ensures ease of access for guests and patrons. The Shuswap is renowned for its four-season appeal, pristine lakes, outdoor recreation, and steady flow of both tourists and long-term residents, making this an exceptional income and lifestyle investment. (id:63761)

Local Area Context • Sorrento

Living in Sorrento

The commercial service node and gateway for the South Shuswap, offering a semi-rural village atmosphere with highway-oriented retail and basic daily amenities.

Local Due Diligence & Property Realities

Sorrento's unincorporated status means infrastructure management is a localized and often private responsibility. The community relies on a regional district water system that has seen consistent rate increases to fund mandatory treatment upgrades, while wastewater is handled through individual private septic systems. Highway noise and summer traffic congestion are practical considerations for properties near the corridor. Winter road clearing is handled by provincial contractors who prioritize the Trans-Canada Highway over residential side roads — following major storms, residents may wait up to 48 hours for local plowing.

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