164 Pirates Lane, Protection Island
- Type: Lots and Land
Source: Public Records
Note: This property is not currently for sale or for rent on Ovlix.
We have found 6 Land that closely match the specifications of the property located at 164 Pirates Lane with distances ranging from 2 to 10 kilometers away. The prices for these similar properties vary between 175,000 and 284,900.
Nearby Listings Stat
Active listings
10
Min Price
$230,000
Max Price
$4,200,000
Avg Price
$938,280
Days on Market
76 days
Sold listings
1
Min Sold Price
$265,000
Max Sold Price
$265,000
Avg Sold Price
$265,000
Days until Sold
184 days
Exterior & Lot Features
- View: Ocean view
- Lot Features: Level lot, Park setting, Private setting, Partially cleared, Other, Marine Oriented
- Lot Size Units: square feet
- Parking Total: 2
- Lot Size Dimensions: 9000
Location & Community
- Common Interest: Freehold
Tax & Legal Information
- Zoning: Residential
- Parcel Number: 004-327-217
- Tax Annual Amount: 1681
- Zoning Description: R3 Island Residential
Nice level building lot with sewer & water available. Lightly treed with plenty of sunlight. Build your island getaway or your full time residence on Protection Island. Bordered by a quiet park on two sides. 10 minute boat or ferry ride to downtown Nanaimo. Ferry service all year round and the Island has several waterfront parks. There is a communal dock for boats off Pirates Park in Mud Bay for easy commuting. Protection Island is located in Nanaimo's inner harbour, on the east coast of Vancouver Island. It is part of the Gulf Islands, is family oriented and is serviced by a reliable friendly passenger ferry. It is a very special kind of place. The island is 170 acres and retains plenty of forested areas. With sandstone beaches and incredible views, Protection Island feels far away from the hustle and bustle of the city but is just a quick 10 minute ferry ride to all of the services and amenities that the city of Nanaimo has to offer. A walk around the Island offers many beautiful beaches, forested parks and an abundance of wildlife and birds. It is also right beside Newcastle Island Marine Park. (id:1945)
