Vacant Land at 55 Cottonwood Drive N in Lee Creek, BC currently offered at $189,000.

Property Specifications

Annual Taxes: $962
Lot Size: 0.05 acres
Water Source: Community Water System
Sewer / Septic: Septic tank
Heating
Ownership Type: Condo/Strata

The Property

A unique offering in Cottonwood Cove Resort. This fully fenced lot offers lake views, and privacy with it's unique location situated accross from common property gazebo. Steps from the beach, enjoy easy access to the lake, and ample storage for your beach toys with the kayak/SUP racks and storage shed. The perfect mix of green space and outdoor seating through the thoughtfully designed landscaping, complete with beautiful pavers, gazebo and firepit. Enjoy evenings around the fire while watching the sun set on the lake. Stratified, gated, and exclusive lakefront ownership that you must experience to believe. Years of memories are to be made at the complex's multiple amenities: 2 private beaches, 2 playgrounds, a pool & hot tub, games room & more. Participate in multiple events every summer, including Canada Day Parade, Christmas in July, Halloween in August, live music & games nights. Leave your chores behind as landscaping, year-round caretaker, hydro, water, sewer, & wifi included in your monthly strata fee. Income potential as nightly & seasonal rentals allowed. Embrace all the area has to offer with some of BC's best fishing right offshore at the mouth of the Adams River. (id:63761)

Local Area Context • Lee Creek

Living in Lee Creek

The gateway community to the North Shuswap, positioned near Tsútswecw Provincial Park with panoramic southern views across the lake and immediate highway access.

Local Due Diligence & Property Realities

Lee Creek enjoys the most convenient logistics on the north shore, shaving 15-30 minutes off highway travel compared to communities further down the peninsula. However, elevated lots feature steep grades that require winter caution. Infrastructure is private (wells, septic), with a few localized small community water systems. Forest interface considerations are paramount along upper boundaries.

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