• Situated on the Western edge of Barkley Sound just outside Ucluelet Inlet, the Broken Group of Islands is visible from just about everywhere in the development. The Owner purchased the properties, now consisting of three hundred & twenty acres, beginning in 1991. They are now ready to share the beauty and unique features of their land with a fortunate few.
• “The Uplands” is the first portion to be developed and consists of fourteen ten acre parcels creating a self sufficient, ecologically sensitive rural residential community. The Uplands is located on the benchlands overlooking Barkley Sound, the Broken Group Islands, Ucluelet and the open Pacific Ocean.

• Barkley Sound as described by Pacific Rim National Park Reserve;
  “Backed by the Insular Mountains Range of Vancouver Island and facing the open Pacific Ocean, Pacific Rim presents the rich natural and cultural heritage of Canada's west coast. Its cool and wet maritime climate produces an abundance of life in the water and on land. Lush coastal temperate rainforest gives way to bountiful and diverse intertidal and subtidal areas. These natural wonders are interwoven with the long and dynamic history of the Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations and European explorers and settlers.”

• The creation of an ecologically sensitive, sustainable, healthy rural residential community
• The creation of important public park lands and trail systems
• The creation and responsible stewardship of protected greenbelts, creek side riparian zones and wetlands
• The preservation and enhancement of the rural, independent character of the community

Features

• Each lot carefully designed to maximize views and to enhance privacy
• Each lot possesses a drilled well providing a sustainable water supply for independent living
• Marine access is available from a boat launch located in one of the only protected coves on the west side of Barkley Sound
• An extensive internal hiking trail system including an easement to facilitate the future development of the Tofino to Toquaht “Telegraph Trail” as a core component of the Wild Pacific Trail network.
• A trail system providing access to Ittatsoo Bay Beach
• Potential for further subdivision to two five acre parcels upon the Ministry of Forest’s designation of Barkley Main as a Forest Services Road or the Ministry of Transport’s development of Barkley Main as a Provincial Highway.

• Kayaking among some of the most incredible scenery in the world.
• Hiking and exploring.
• Beachcombing, some of the best in the world, (search for Japanese glass balls each spring).
• Whale watching from your property. (View the migration of the Grays or take a tour out of Ucluelet - Humpbacks are becoming abundant in the area once again).
• Sports fishing for, salmon, halibut, cod.
• Barkley Sound as one of the top ten scuba diving locations in the world.
• Mountain Biking trails on the slopes of Mt. Ozzard. Join the MOMAR race each spring in Ucluelet.

PDF surveyed 14 lots superimposed on aerial photograph. (note : the surveyed acreage vary from the concept overview map)

• Fourteen ten acre parcels with views of the open Pacific & Barkley Sound.
• Marine & Beach access.
• Rural setting for quiet reflection.
• Abundance of outdoor activities.

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Metes and Bounds Survey Drawing

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PDF surveyed 14 lots superimposed on aerial photograph.
(note : the surveyed acreage vary from the concept overview map)

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