19, with the oceanfront just across the road. The land is undeveloped and partially forested. It slopes from a high point at the back down towards the water. This would allow for ocean views at several levels. There is a waterfall on Glenlion River on the NW corner of the property, creating a lovely natural water feature. There is road access along Hardy Bay Rd as well as on Goodacre Rd and at the end of the cul-de-sac on Hunt Rd. The property’s zoning would allow for a variety of development opportunities, or for the property to be used as a large rural residential estate. It could be created into a handful of rural residential properties or into smaller residential lots. The District of Port Hardy is very open to working with developers and builders as they would like to see the property developed and are interested in creating opportunities for housing in the community. Port Hardy is the northern-most municipality on Vancouver Island and the terminus for the ferry to Prince Rupert. With a rich First Nations history and a resource centre, Port Hardy continues to attract outdoor enthusiasts, anglers and those looking for small town living. The District of Port Hardy has health services, a community centre, indoor pool, ice rink, schools, shopping and accommodations which serves its approx. 3,900 residents along with its many visitors. The community provides services for many outdoor exploits, such as diving, fishing, kayaking and hiking, and is the gateway to all the northern region of Vancouver Island has to offer. (id:62650)