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A beautiful island adventure, the County is a mecca for artists, nature lovers and anyone looking for a beautiful island adventure ... for a weekend break or for life. Renowned for its sailing, fishing and giant sand dunes, The County also offers live theatre, artist's studios and galleries, unique regional cuisine and a growing wine industry.

 

Types of property includes: Farms, Waterfront Farms, Waterfront Homes, Wineries for more information contact Chesnut Park R.E. 

 

 

 

Saltspring is the largest of the Canadian Gulf Islands, a group wedged between southeastern Vancouver Island and the broad swath of Georgia Strait. By Canadian West Coast standards, it has a long agricultural history, but for almost 50 years it has had regular ferries to both Vancouver Island and the mainland, which means that it lies within commuting distance of both. Upshot: the island has become a microcosm of the almost universal problem of accommodating growth without destroying the qualities that attract newcomers.

Salt Spring Island is a multi-faceted jewel off the coast of British Columbia.
Visitors and residents alike love to explore the island's many natural nooks and crannies.
Sheltered bays provide residential anchorage for much of the oceanfront property on the Island.
Coveted by many as "a treasured place to live", Salt Spring more than satisfies all who choose to make it their home.
This precious place represents a reclusive and peaceful move for many who come here from urban centers.

 

Types of property includes: Farms, Waterfront Farms, and Waterfront Homes

 

 

 

 

Victoria is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, which is the largest of British Columbia's 6,500 islands. It is a community of choice for its temperate climate, natural beauty, recreational sites and superior economic opportunities. For almost every citizen, native born or "immigrant," the decision to live here is consciously made.
Located in sub-Mediterranean zone, Victorians enjoy some of the most moderate weather in all of Canada. Victoria boasts an average of 2,183 hours of sunshine yearly, and an eight month frost free season. Average annual rainfall is 26.2 inches (compared to over 50 inches in New York). The average monthly rainfall in winter is 5 cm (2 inches) and in the summer is less than 2.5 cm (1 inch).
Victoria has a very low humidity ratio, and almost constant offshore breezes which keep summer days from becoming too hot, yet summer evenings can cool off; therefore a sweater or a light jacket is recommended. Although winters are mild and rarely include snow, warmer clothing is recommended between the months of November and March.
Comfortable walking shoes are a must. This resort style city is made for strolling, with downtown hotels, restaurants, shops and parks within close proximity to each other.