Main Road, Molliers, Newfoundland & Labrador A0E 1W0

Some properties are purchased for what they are. Others are purchased for what they have the potential to become. This is approx. 80 acres of oceanfront land in the historic community of Molliers on Newfoundland’s breathtaking Burin Peninsula, just 10 kilometres from Grand Bank. Once worked as productive farmland dating back to the 1860s, this remarkable property now presents a rare opportunity for the visionary who sees more than land. They see endless possibility. With over 40 acres of mature forest, a private access road stretching nearly one kilometre from the highway, direct access to the coastline, and sweeping oceanfront surroundings, this ... read more

Some properties are purchased for what they are. Others are purchased for what they have the potential to become. This is approx. 80 acres of oceanfront land in the historic community of Molliers on Newfoundland’s breathtaking Burin Peninsula, just 10 kilometres from Grand Bank. Once worked as productive farmland dating back to the 1860s, this remarkable property now presents a rare opportunity for the visionary who sees more than land. They see endless possibility. With over 40 acres of mature forest, a private access road stretching nearly one kilometre from the highway, direct access to the coastline, and sweeping oceanfront surroundings, this property offers an extraordinary canvas for a wide range of future possibilities. Imagine a boutique coastal retreat, a luxury cabin or glamping destination, an RV or campground experience, an adventure tourism business, an ATV or snowmobile destination, an equestrian property, a private family estate, or simply an unforgettable oceanfront getaway unlike anything else on the Burin Peninsula. The property offers convenient highway access and electrical service is available nearby, while emergency services are provided through the Town of Grand Bank. There are currently no municipal water or sewer services, allowing future owners the flexibility to develop solutions that best suit their vision. Whether your dream is rooted in tourism, recreation, conservation, agriculture, or creating a legacy property for generations to come, opportunities of this scale and location are becoming increasingly rare in Newfoundland and Labrador. Bring your imagination. Bring your vision. The rest is waiting. Please note: Applicable HST, if any, is the responsibility of the purchaser. Any required zoning changes, permits, environmental assessments, development approvals, or other regulatory requirements shall be the sole responsibility of the purchaser to investigate and obtain. (id:39198)