NB-665 – 7.49 Acres with Frontage on Youngs Creek!

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Lot numbers 07-1 and 07-2 being sold together as Property Reference # NB-665. Survey indicates that you have 840+/- feet along Youngs Creek. The parcel also features 318 feet on Sparling Lane and 660 feet on Route 10. Power and telephone service available. Grand Lake is just around the corner! --- SOLD ---

Land located on Route 105, at Youngs Cove, in the Parish of Waterborough, in the County of Queens, Province of New Brunswick, CANADA. Lot numbers 07-1 and 07-2 on survey plan.

    SIZE: 30,305.77m2 (7.49 acres)

     - 840+/- feet of riverfront on Youngs Creek
     - 318 feet of road front on Sparling Lane
     - Over 660 feet of road front on Route 10
     - Recently surveyed
     - Electricity and telephone service available
     - Great access to the land over Sparling Lane
     - Grand Lake, the areas finest freshwater lake, offers excellent boating, fishing and other recreation opportunities
     - Comfortable country setting among well spaced residences and farms
     - 1 hour east of Fredericton and 1 hour west of Moncton
     - A great investment in Canadian land!

A 30,305.77m2 (7.49 acre) parcel of land in rural New Brunswick featuring mixed open and treed areas , 840+/- feet along the meandering Youngs Creek, and great access via Route 105 and Sparling Lane. The parcel includes two registered lots: Lot numbers 07-1 and 07-2 on plan, measuring 22,048m2 (5.448 acres) and 8,257.77m2 (2.040 acres) in size respectively. Both lots are being sold together as Property Reference # NB-665.

The land measures 324 feet at its southerly boundary and 840+/- feet following Youngs Creek, making up the parcel’s northerly boundary.  The parcel’s easterly boundary follows Route 10 for 660+/- feet, and the westerly boundary runs along Sparling Lane for 318 feet and continuing another 252+/- feet to Youngs Creek. Topography of the land is gently sloping from the southerly end down to Youngs Creek; a 10 to 15 foot wide creek meandering past this parcel into Youngs Cove (Grand Lake), roughly 1000 feet distant.

Just minutes away is Grand Lake, the areas finest freshwater lake. At 16,500 hectares, Grand Lake is New Brunswick’s largest inland body of water. With so many inlets, peninsulas and interesting surrounding geography around Grand Lake, this is clearly one of the Province’s most attractive bodies of water for recreation and is suitable for all boating activity, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, swimming, bird watching and nature observation. In winter the area offers excellent cross-country skiing terrain, snowmobiling, and ice fishing.

The lake and rich country supports a rich and diverse wildlife. You’ll commonly see white tail deer, moose, rabbits, chipmunks, porcupine, bald eagles soaring overhead, many species of waterfowl and upland birds.

With all this property has to offer, it is a very attractive place to build a residence, vacation home, cottage, retreat, or simply to hold as an investment property.

--- SOLD ---