Description : WORLD CLASS WATERFRONT ESTATE From the moment you enter onto this property you're welcomed with a sense of tranquility and privacy. Just steps away from one of the best swimming beaches on the Sunshine Coast, this spectacular 4900 sq. foot home enjoys uninterrupted sweeping views of Brew Bay. 2.8 acres of gentle sloping land leading to 290 feet of expansive beach front. Enjoy a morning cup of coffee in the east facing courtyard surrounded by established gardens. Watch eagles nesting in old Douglas fir trees. The architecturally inspired home is of exceptional quality, design & detail. Each room has a unique perspective of the water or garden. Some features include a large contemporary kitchen & hardwood or slate flooring throughout. Spacious main floor showcases large entrances & entry rooms. The master wing that is sound proofed with 2 bedrooms separated by a luxurious master bath second bedroom a Upper floor has 2 more bedrooms, large office space, sitting room an additional room l suited for a home theatre. Both the upper and lower levels have stunning views. The lower level is finished and faces onto a beautiful ocean side patio and could be “suited.” Lower level is finished and could be suited if needed. Two additional rental homes also are nicely situated on the property-both with views & currently being enjoyed by long term tenants. . This unique estate on the Sunshine Coast is nestled between two salmon spawning creeks. Catch a salmon from your front yard or pick some fresh fruit from the extensive gardens.

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It's easy to make a splash in Powell River. Set up a kayak tour out of Lund and explore Desolation Sound Marine Park, British Columbia's biggest marine park. Its 60km/37mi of sheltered coastline is laden with picturesque bays, coves, and inlets. First Nations petroglyphs, seals, and porpoises can be spotted.

Another popular kayaking destination is the Copeland Islands, where bald eagles and deer can be sighted while following the archipelago's narrow passageways. Mitlenatch Island attracts bird-watchers, as it's home to the Strait of Georgia's largest population of sea birds.