Williams Landing at Pitt Lake

RE/MAX Little Oak (MSN) 33119 First Avenue Mission, BC V2V 1G5

PITT LAKE

Pitt Lake is the second largest lake in the lower mainland - 24 km. (14.8 mi.) long, surrounded by rugged terrain, making only the south end accessible by road. The lake is only 16 km. (9.9 mi.) from Vancouver, north of Haney town centre in Maple Ridge. The paved 208th Street will take you to the Grant Nar-rows Regional Park at the southern end. From here you can take a boat to Wil-liams Landing, which is only accessible by boat.

WILLIAMS LANDING

The picturesque village of Williams Landing is located on the east side of Pitt Lake across from Little Goose Island. The village currently consists of 24 homes and cabins. Zoning is designated Resort Residential which allows for one single family residence per lot.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY

Now is your chance to own your very own, private piece of paradise! There are three lots available, nestled amongst the trees. All lots are south-facing and of-fer spectacular views of the lake , Golden Ears Provincial Park and Burke Mountain. Each lot is approximately 0.5 acres. There are no building restric-tions and each purchase comes with a boat slip at the community dock. Be-cause these lots are only accessible by boat or seaplane, your dream get-away becomes your secret hide-away!

Prices starting at $159,000

LOT INFORMATION

• Access by boat or seaplane only • 12 minute boat ride from Grant National Park at south point of lake • All lots are treed and very private • Two community docks • One boat slip included with each purchase • All lots have a small shed located on them • Water provided by community drilled well • Perc test done and approved • No building scheme and no permits required • Low Taxes - $617.38 (2007) (shared by all owners) Lot 6 1964 sq. metres (0.49 Acres) Lot 7 1854 sq. metres (0.46 Acres) Lot 8 2351 sq. metres (0.58 Acres) Lot 9 2002 sq. metres (0.49 Acres) Lot 10 2001 sq. metres (0.49 Acres) Lot 11 2181 sq. metres (0.54 Acres) Lot 12 2029 sq. metres (0.50 Acres)

YOUR SURROUNDINGS

Grant Narrows Regional Park A good place to access Pitt Lake is at Grant Narrows Regional Park which is situated

at the mouth of the Pitt River. Grant Narrows Regional Park features a boat launch,

walking trails, picnic sites with great kayaking and canoeing available. Ayla Canoes operates a seasonal canoe.

Pinecone Burke Provincial Park Once on Pitt Lake there are many places to explore and discover in the wilderness

made available. One favourite is into Pinecone Burke Provincial Park located on the west side of Pitt Lake. From here you can go into Widgeon Slough and Valley where

you can find the largest freshwater marsh in south-west British Columbia, espe-cially good for wildlife and bird-watching opportunities.

Golden Ears Provincial Park Golden Ears Provincial Park located north-east of Maple Ridge provides ample out-

door recreation for the local residents. Here you can find excellent hiking, mountain biking, horse-riding opportunities and beach activity on Alouette Lake. Golden Ears

Provincial Park also has three campgrounds - Alouette, Gold Creek and North Beach, with reservations available.

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