THE SUNSET TRAIL
MACE POINT SAVARY SHORES THE SOUTH SIDE MID-ISLAND Interior SAVARY ISLAND ROAD MEADOWS SUNSET TRAIL
THE SUNSET TRAIL
Originally the footpath from INDIAN POINT to THE MEADOWS, THE SUNSET TRAIL is now a stable community of residents & Summer residents who have been coming for decades.
It is the only South facing beach front that is developed on Savary.
There is some sandy, and a lot of rocky beach.
There is a sand bar that projects from the meadow end, that is quite wonderful in The Summer.
Visible to The West between Savary & Campbell River is Mittlenatch Island, A Provincial Park.
I had believed that Mittlenach was a corruption of the German 'Mittel Nacht' ( Midnight ),
However The Stewardship team claim it is of First Nations origin, with varying meanings
in Sliammon, Coast Salish & Kwakiutl. "CLINK"
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1211 & 1215 VANCOUVER BOULEVARD
$ 850,000
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1110 RODGER ROAD
$ 180,000
Cleared lot next to SILT lots with nearby level beach access! This vacant 50'X250' inland lot has been cleared and surveyed and is ready for you to start building your island getaway. Tucked away down Rodgers Road the property is just a short walk to the beach. The location is one of the more quieter, secluded areas of the island with no through traffic. Vacant lots that border the eastern boundary of the property are owned by the Savary Island Land Trust (SILT) while there is a five acre ,privately owned parcel to the north of the property. This means hardly any neighbours and lots of privacy. The location doesn't get better than this. Not only are you a short walk to level beach access (no stairs!). The Meadows Beach and Indian Point are all in the neighbourhood via nearby Sunset Trail. Savary Island has miles of white sand beaches, warm summer waters and abundant wildlife. This is a great opportunity to own property on one of the most beautiful places in British Columbia.