and home-based businesses. While the lot size does not meet subdivision requirements (minimum 4 ha), it offers endless potential for a private retreat or hobby farm. An 800-foot (approx.) concrete driveway winds through the property to an elevated “top of the world” building site, offering privacy, expansive views, and excellent exposure for off-grid or alternative energy living. A street-side water connection is already in place, and although hydro service is not currently connected, a hydro transmission line runs through the property, presenting potential future utility options .Adding to its unique charm, the land features an existing unpermitted wood-framed structure—perfect for creative buyers seeking a head start on development or a temporary shelter while building their dream home. At the rear of the property lies a section of the historic Sooke Flowline, an abandoned 44-kilometre concrete aqueduct that once supplied water to the region. Now a hidden gem of the Sooke Hills, the Flowline offers a one-of-a-kind walking experience along its mossy, tree-lined route—ideal for nature lovers, hikers, and history enthusiasts alike. This is a truly special rural property with space, beauty, and character—ready for your vision to take shape. (id:62650)