PARCEL C 2003-2
Lot 10, Concession A
Township of Way
District of Cochrane
GPS Co-ordinates: N 49¼ 42' 20" W 83¼ 44' 40"
52 Acres/21 Hectares
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT (WMU) #24

Location

Only minutes from the bustling town of Hearst! Habitable cleared land surrounded by woods -- ideal for your retirement property or farming. Some commercial timber comes with the property. In the heart of the Canadian Shield—Ontario’s playground—this choice property lies amidst green forests, 3.72 mi ( 6 km) west of the thriving town of Hearst (pop. 6000). The property’s considerable wooded areas make it a paradise in the wilderness, yet a large part has already been cleared, ready for you to build. With year-round road access, this gem is especially convenient.

Directions

From Hearst drive west along Highway 11 for about 3.72 mi (6 km). Turn north (right) onto Fontaine’s Pass, an all-weather concession road. At approximately 1/4 mile this road intersects a railway line, and another concession road which heads east. Travel eastwards along this road for about 1/2 a mile to the property.

Crown Land - Moose Country

To the north lie virtually thousands of acres of Crown Land and a vast chain of lakes

Terrain & Vegetation

The lot is approximately 1650-ft wide X 850-ft deep on the west and 1500-ft deep on the east. This fairly flat property with some gently rolling hills lies on good, solid, dry terrain. The property includes about 10 acres of merchantable timber, amounting to about 200 cords of black spruce. The majority is vacant farmland, making it ideal for building your residence. The Mattawishkwia River, which drains into the Missinaibi River is only about 1.8 mi (3 km) away.

Telephone & Electricity

Both services are available at your doorstep.

Recreational Potential

With its vast forests, numerous lakes and rivers, and rugged scenery this area is perfect for fishing walleye, northern pike and much more. There is also a diverse list of bird species including many raptors such as bald eagles, ospreys, hawks. Hunting for big game such as bear and moose is excellent, as well as wolf, marten and fox. On the north side of the gravel concession road, the property lies adjacent to a buffalo ranch. Or, you may prefer camping, canoeing or just relaxing in solitude. In winter, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and ice fishing are popular pastimes. And all of this can be enjoyed minutes away from Hearst with its modern-life conveniences including dental and hospital care, along with the necessary building supply, clothing and food stores.

Timber Rights

Timber rights are included with this property. Mineral rights are reserved.

Building Permit

A building permit to build your retirement home is available upon application at the municipality office.

ALL THE CONVENIENCES FOR BUILDING YOUR WILDERNESS HIDEAWAY OR RETIREMENT HOME.

Price

Price $22,770.00 payable $2,270.00 down and 50 monthly payment of $410.00 and interest or $20,493.00 (being 10% off) if paid $2,270.00 cash with the order and $18,223.00 within 30 days.