A rare find! A flat, easily accessible, 0.59 acre lot in central Oliver, BC, currently zoned Low Density Residential (LR) to allow 4 residences on site. Located walking distance to town, schools and all amenities. This home is ideal for a buyer looking to build their investment portfolio or ready to take on a project and transform this home along with the detached workshop. This space can double as a man cave, shop or storage area! Cool off on hot summer days with the in-ground pool and utilize the outdoor space for the garden of your dreams! Enjoy plenty of parking for all your vehicles, toys and more! The opportunities are endless; build your ideal workshop, multiple dwellings, or start completely over! Potential for rezoning, contact listing agent for more details. (id:4069)
Oliver BC is a town in the South Okanagan. Named the "Wine Capital of Canada", with a population of approximately 5000 people, located alongside Tucelnuit Lake and the Okanagan River, and nestled in the Okanagan valley Oliver is a wonderful place to live and work. Mt Baldy Ski Hill is a short drive away and whether you are seeking desert, water or mountains our little town and valley offers the best of all worlds.
Housing options are varied from rural acreages, waterfront houses or townhouses, lakeview houses, mobile homes or condos. The various parts of town reflect the housing choices through the years with vintage character homes, homes with a view, plus 55 communities, mobile homes, new builds and condos or townhouses.
Fun Fact about Tuc-el-nuit Lake! Did you know it is a springfed lake that gets its water from many underground springs? The lake mystified early inhabitants of the area because they didn't understand how it got it's water supply, hence the name Tuc-el-nuit" an indigenous name that meant "Water by the river". After a major flood in 1970 an outlet was built to shuttle any extra water out to the nearby Okanagan River!
The District Wine Village is located just a few kilometers north of the town, other attractions include the Venables theatre, many beautiful hiking and walking trails, the annual Festival of the Grape and a thriving music scene.
Housing options are varied from rural acreages, waterfront houses or townhouses, lakeview houses, mobile homes or condos. The various parts of town reflect the housing choices through the years with vintage character homes, homes with a view, plus 55 communities, mobile homes, new builds and condos or townhouses.
Fun Fact about Tuc-el-nuit Lake! Did you know it is a springfed lake that gets its water from many underground springs? The lake mystified early inhabitants of the area because they didn't understand how it got it's water supply, hence the name Tuc-el-nuit" an indigenous name that meant "Water by the river". After a major flood in 1970 an outlet was built to shuttle any extra water out to the nearby Okanagan River!
The District Wine Village is located just a few kilometers north of the town, other attractions include the Venables theatre, many beautiful hiking and walking trails, the annual Festival of the Grape and a thriving music scene.
Address
1038 Fairview Road
List Price
$585,000
Property Type
Single Family
Type of Dwelling
House
Style of Home
Ranch
Area
British Columbia
Sub-Area
Oliver
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Floor Area
1,989 Sq. Ft.
Lot Size
0.59 Sq. Ft.
Year Built
1944
MLS® Number
10337525
Listing Brokerage
Century 21 Amos Realty
Basement Area
Cellar
Postal Code
V0H1T1
Site Influences
Airport, Park, Recreation, Schools, Ski area
