Vendor Financing at 4% interest, for a limited time only, for approved buyers.
Welcome to the scenic and beautiful Thompson River valley.
Here we have 11 acreages for sale, ranging in size from 8 acres to 81 acres.
Located 15 minutes east of Cache Creek, and 30 minutes west of Kamloops.
Recreation opportunities abound, with world class Rainbow trout fishing just 3 minutes away on the Thompson River, more fishing in the numerous area lakes, and open view hiking on the hills all around.
Kamloops Lake is just a few minutes to the east, and at 29 kms long, there is lots of area for boating and water sports.
There are 11 acreages , the smallest is 8 acres, most are 11 or 12 acres, gently sloping southern exposure with impressive views of the Thompson River and Valley, and irrigated alfalfa fields. If there is any sun, you'll get it.
One is 65 acres, one is 81 acres. These two larger pieces are not in the ALR, but most of the smaller pieces are in the ALR. Zoned RL-1 Located a few minutes west of Thompson River Estates., on the north side of the #1 Hwy, opposite the turnoff to Walhachin. Located on Ashcroft rd, (There are 2 Ashcroft rd’s, this is the west one) 32 minutes from Costco in Kamloops. Prices starting at $189,000
This is the first opportunity in recent times to purchase these lots on an individual basis.
We bought these 11 acreages in 2021.
Lots 28 & 29 have water wells. The other 9 acreages do not have wells.
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The 9 smaller lots consist of gently sloping usable land with excellent building locations everywhere on them. The farther back you go from the highway, the better the view gets. The 2 larger pieces consist of steep rocky hillside, but each property does have a building site or two.
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Lots 29, 32, & 33 are sold.
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We have had a private powerline installed along the back (north) sides of lots 29 thru to 35. All lots now have access to BC Hydro power. By putting the power line at the north, back end of the lots, the beautiful views to the south , east and west are preserved.
There is excellent cell service in the area.
11 VIEW ACREAGES
At:5765 Trans Canada Hwy #1, Walhachin
Lot 27
7.97 Acres
$189,000
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Lot 28
8.01 Acres
$249,000
This lot has a well.
Lot 29
11.98 Acres
$219,000
SOLD. This lot has a 5 GPM well.
Lot 30
10.96 Acres
$219,000
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Lot 31
12.3 Acres
$219,000
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Lot 32
12.1 Acres
$219,000
SOLD
Lot 33
11.5 Acres
$219,000
SOLD
Lot 34
9.8 Acres
$199,000
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Lot 35
13.54 Acres
$235,000
This lot has a power line and a driveway easement.
The above 9 parcels consist of gently sloping usable land with southern exposure, and beautiful valley, mountain, river, and crop land views.
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​The next 2 parcels also have southern exposure and beautiful views, and are large, but they do not have very much flat land on them. While they are mostly rocky steep hillside, they do each have a building site or two that could be developed.
Part NE 1/4
65.61 Acres
$249,000
Part S 1/2 of NW 1/4
81.4 Acres
$249,000
HISTORY
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Coming in from the east is an old deteriorating wooden water flume.
A 110 or so years ago, settlers from England and other parts of Europe, planted a large number of apple and other fruit trees, on these properties we have for sale, and on nearby land, and on land across the river.
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The trees were watered from a long wooden water flume, built in 1910, that started at a lake a long ways up the Deadman's Creek valley. The orchards and the trees flourished for a few years, and Walhachin became quite a community with parties and a vibrant social life. However, with the start of WW1, many of the men that maintained the water flume and the orchards, joined the war in Europe, and by the start of the 1920's, the flume and the orchards were both in disarray from lack of maintenance.
And not enough money or manpower came forward to keep the dream alive. A few old apples trees are still visible along the Hwy.
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One of the old time apples trees from Walhachin’s glory days, still survives along the Trans Canada Hwy. I"ve tasted better apples, maybe pruning and care do count.
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Building Scheme
A. No single wide mobile homes, new or used, will be allowed.
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B. Home builders are encouraged to use to use muted colours that will blend in with the landscape, rather that bright colours that will stand out, as the Thompson River Valley is an area of great natural beauty. Tobiano, a development 15 minutes west of Kamloops, is a good example of colours that are easy on the eyes.
The beautiful views from all these lots are 360 degrees. The main view to the south starts with a kilometre of green irrigated alfalfa and corn fields across the hwy. Then there is the river, and the grasslands hills across the river, which give way to mountains and trees farther in the distance.
Lot 27 is an L shaped lot lying to the north of the Trans Canada Hwy #1.
It has access off of the TCHwy #1 and Ashcroft rd. It is mostly covered with sagebrush, and offers a fairly private setting, and possible building site, at the North West boudary of the bottom part of the L, which is up against an old unused road called Bedford Rd. And approximately an 1/2 acre of lot 27 lies across the hwy in the green alfalfa field.
It has a BC Hydro and Telus line running through it. This line will service itself (Lot 27), and some of the other lots.
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$189,000
