13200 Eholt-Jewel Lake Road, Greenwood, British Columbia V0H 1J0

Visit REALTOR website for additional information. 160 Off-Grid Acres — Creek, 2 Drilled Wells & Spring | Greenwood–Grand Forks 160 acres of pristine, off-grid land with south-eastern exposure between Greenwood and Grand Forks, minutes from Jewel Lake. No zoning. Subdividable. This 160-acre property features gentle slopes, level terrain, and several meadows with ideal building sites. Seasonal vehicle access via Eholt-Jewel Lake Road; sled access in winter. Water sources are abundant—a natural spring, two drilled wells, and Eholt Creek running through the southern half. The land is largely untouched and densely forested, so wear hiking gear and ... read more

Visit REALTOR website for additional information. 160 Off-Grid Acres — Creek, 2 Drilled Wells & Spring | Greenwood–Grand Forks 160 acres of pristine, off-grid land with south-eastern exposure between Greenwood and Grand Forks, minutes from Jewel Lake. No zoning. Subdividable. This 160-acre property features gentle slopes, level terrain, and several meadows with ideal building sites. Seasonal vehicle access via Eholt-Jewel Lake Road; sled access in winter. Water sources are abundant—a natural spring, two drilled wells, and Eholt Creek running through the southern half. The land is largely untouched and densely forested, so wear hiking gear and bring water and first-aid essentials. NOTE: The concrete block cabin is deemed unsafe—DO NOT ENTER. It is marked with 'Do Not Cross' tape and the interior needs restoration. HIGHLIGHTS • Natural spring, 2 drilled wells, and Eholt Creek through the bottom half • 2-hour drive to Kelowna or Castlegar • Concrete block 2-level cabin: 24'x24' lower, 16'x24' upper • Outbuilding with large open doorway, 20'x24' • Several build sites for a home, farm, or ranch; large meadows to graze cattle Jewel Lake is the centrepiece of the area—clear waters for swimming, fishing, and boating, framed by forest and mountains. The region offers hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing, with deer, elk, and bear throughout. Jewel Lake Provincial Park adds camping and picnic areas, while historic Greenwood lies just 12 km away. (id:39198)