FOR INQUIRIES: Text or Call or CALL Beautiful location just off the main highway to the coast, this lot is ready for it's new house, RV or Mobile home. Enjoy the recreation Bridesville has to offer! Private access Rd with highway frontage. Views of the mountains and the valley are really stunning and the Town of Bridesville has tons of history. It is tight knit community and a wonderful place to raise a family. HIGHLIGHTS *Level and great sun exposure *Perfect for a get away spot to bring your RV or leave it year round *Ideal for a family home or Mobile home *All services are at the lot line - power & phone *Septic and Well is required *Recreation like boating, skiing, hiking/biking & exploring the backcountry is near Book now for your personal tour!!! For sale by owner -- Agents with qualified buyers welcome!! No solicitation please. Seller may be using a professional answering service. Please provide your Have you been pre-approved for a mortgage? Pom can help! Our Mortgage Agents are experts in navigating the world of private sale! Call or Bridesville Plug in to nature! You’ll love it here – rich in history this quiet little community is 15km west of Rock Creek and 36km east of Osoyoos. This community sits amid rich agricultural farmlands and rolling hills to which many come to farm and ranch. Surrounded by rolling hills, farms and pristine mountains it’s a great place to get away from it all. Relax and enjoy the scenery or take a road trip down a quiet back country road. Explore places like Anarchist Mountain Lookout, Johnstone Creek Provincial Park and Old Molson Ghost Town. This sleepy community is sought after by many who seek the peace and solitude of small communities yet close to major shopping areas. Recreation abounds in this area and it’s a place to enjoy in all 4 seasons. When the Vancouver, Victoria & Eastern Railway Lines came through the southern part of British Columbia, Bridesville came to be. The route took the railway through Bridesville (originally named Maud), then south to Washington State where it connected with the Great Northern Railway. Rock Creek Welcome to Rock Creek, a land created by dreams of riches. Gold may have put Rock Creek on the map, but it’s the wealth of outdoor recreation that keeps people coming back time and time again. Today you can make your own golden memories as you relax, explore and enjoy our great outdoors, our festivals and our hospitality. Rock Creek is home to the annual Fall Fair, commonly referred to as “The biggest little country fair around”. In 1859, gold was discovered in the Kettle River. This triggered a stampede to the very place where the Rock Creek meets the Kettle River in the southwest corner of Boundary Country. Bolstered by golden dreams and heartened by tales of riches, thousands of miners descended on this quiet spot. They created a rollicking frontier town. Whispers of those heady gold rush days are still evident on the now quiet streets of Rock Creek, where the Crowsnest Highway intersects with Highway 33, right here in Boundary Country.
