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House for Sale in Lillooet
| Property Information |
| Price: |
$150,000 |
| Address: |
638 & 642 Columbia Street, V0k 1V0
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| Bed/Bath: |
6 Bedrooms / 2.5 Bathrooms |
| Classification: |
Single Family |
| Extras |
City View
Mountain View
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| Specifications |
| Square Feet: |
1800 |
| Lot Size: |
2 x 33x10 |
| Levels: |
2 |
| Fireplace: |
0 |
| Decks: |
2 |
| Garage: |
0 Car Garage |
| Year |
1950 |
| Taxes |
$0.00 |
| Description |
There are 2 adjacent homes for sale with loads of potential for the retiree or business minded person. The homes are situated on Columbia Street. Lillooet Secondary School is located approx. 2 km away and Cayoosh Elementary is across the street. Downtown Lillooet is within easy walking distance for shopping or to go to the recreation centre for swimming, skating, or other events. The Lillooet Hospital and walk in clinic are a short walk down the hill or about a 5 min drive.
Home #1 is located at 638 Columbia Street and Home #2 is located next door at 642 Columbia Street. Home #1 has 5 appliances and Home #2 has 2 appliances that are ready for you to use.
This opportunity for a bed & breakfast, rental properties or enjoying two lots conveniently located close to everything can be had for $150,000.
For more information please scroll down to read more about Lillooet and what it has to offer.
Please note: Due to file size limitations for posting photos to this site, photos of the homes cannot be shown.
Lillooet Information and Resources
About Lillooet
BC's "little nugget" is set amidst snowcapped mountains and forested hills and offers numerous adventures for the outdoor explorer. Hike, rock climb, and camp around Lillooet and enjoy the grandeur of the open space. Have a crack at rock hunting and search the terrain for jasper, garnet, soapstone and rhodonite. The largest deposits of BC jade are also found in the area so you shouldn’t have to hunt too hard before you come up a winner.
Or try your hand at gold panning along the Fraser River. "Chinese rocks" still stand beside the banks as a remembrance of the Chinese miners who searched the banks for gold, neatly stacking the rocks in piles as they went. You can find an example of this near the Hangman's Tree, an old Ponderosa pine tree just beyond Main Street. The Hangman's Tree was used as gallows over 100 years ago when Sir Begbie was a travelling judge and was considered "the law" throughout the Cariboo. Legend has it that eight men had their lives cut short at the end of a rope, although records can only prove that two were hanged and buried beneath the gnarled pine."Only in Lillooet Days", an annual festival that celebrates the spirit of Lillooet’s history, occurs during the second weekend July. The noon train from Vancouver is held-up by the legendary Ridley Gang, but fear not, the lawbreakers are captured and a trail is held by Judge Begbie. The desperados are sentenced to hang, but to find out whether they receive justice or manage to escape, you’ll have to make the trip. Dinner and a casino conclude Saturday’s festivities, but logger sports have everybody whooping it up on Sunday. It’s no wonder that "Only in Lillooet Days" is a celebration that only Lillooet can host.
Lillooet is located on Highway 99, 131 km (81 mi.) northeast of Whistler. You can also get into Lillooet via Highway 12, 172 km (107 mi.) north of Hope.
Lillooet Museum
Known as "Mile Zero" of the original road to the Cariboo goldfields, the town of Lillooet was originally named Cayoosh Flat in recognition of the local First Nations group, the Cayoose Creek Band. In 1860, it was re-named for the Lil'wat Nation from the Pemberton/Mount Currie area, who helped lead the Royal Engineers -builders of the Cariboo Wagon Road- into the region.
Lillooet Museum records the community's colourful past, from its earliest arrivals to the ranchers, prospectors and pioneers who went on to settle in the area. Housed in a former Anglican Church, the museum offers ample gold rush-era relics. You can also see the original printing equipment of Lillooet's famous publishers, George and Ma Murray, as well as a re-creation of Ma Murray's News Office.
The museum features a captivating collection of First Nations artifacts - some thousands of years old.
Lillooet Museum is found on Main Street in Lillooet.
A word or two on your visit:
• Admission by donation
• Approximate time required: 1 hour
Lillooet Museum & Visitor Centre
http://www.lillooetbc.com/page11.html
More Lillooet History
For information on Lillooet's unique history, visit:
http://www.cayoosh.net/lillooet.html
Lillooet Library Resources
http://www.lillooetlibrary.bc.ca/index.html
http://www.innkeepers-exchange.com/can-an-lillooet.htm
BC Hydro Recreation Areas
http://www.bchydro.com/recreation/southern/southern1201.html
Things to do in Lillooet
http://www.bcadventure.com/adventure/explore/cariboo/cities/lillooet.htm
Schools
http://minto.sd74.bc.ca/communities.php
Lillooet Business Links
http://mypage.uniserve.ca/~ednichol/ldb/
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Added on July 10, 2005
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