Key Facts
- MLS® #: 1046915
- Property ID: SIRC3566294
- Property Type: Lots & Land, Vacant Land
- Lot Size¹: 224.67 ac
- Parking Spaces: 10
- Title: Freehold
- Municipal Taxes 2025: $1,112
- Listed By:
- Logan Wilson, Shane Wilson, Brayden Klein
Property Description
*Foreign Buyer Ban Exempt*
Two hundred and twenty-four acres on the edge of Baynes Sound - a scale of ownership Vancouver Island's east coast rarely offers, and almost never with the sea itself as the boundary.
Lot 1 Wavell Road unfolds from tidewater to timber. Roughly 2.8 kilometres of natural shoreline trace the property's seaward edge, where the tide draws back over the eelgrass flats of Mud Bay and the oyster leases beyond. Inland lies open hayfields and cultivated ground, a freshwater pond worked by geese, stands of mature Douglas fir and cedar, and quiet meadows where blacktail deer graze at dusk. To the west, the Beaufort Range fills the sky.
The land is pristine: 224.67 acres on a single title, vacant, awaiting a first vision. Five drilled wells serve the fields - an uncommon advantage in a valley where irrigation, not sunlight, is the limiting factor. The ground sits outside the floodplain. Annual taxes are $739.76.
Within the Agricultural Land Reserve, the parcel's size unlocks the province's more generous residential allowance: a principal residence to 500 m2 (approx. 5,380 sq ft) together with a detached second dwelling to 186 m2 (approx. 2,000 sq ft), without application to the Agricultural Land Commission. Hay and forage, orchard, livestock, silviculture, farm-gate retail, seasonal agri-tourism - the permitted uses are broad and the canvas exceptional.
Scarcity defines this opportunity. Fewer than one in five Comox Valley farms exceeds seventy acres. Baynes Sound produces more than half of British Columbia's shellfish and is recognized as a globally significant bird area, where the spring herring spawn draws tens of thousands of birds to these waters.
Cumberland's celebrated trail network is 21 minutes away, Courtenay 26, Qualicum Beach 31. Buckley Bay and the ten-minute crossing to Denman and Hornby Islands sit just north. Comox Valley Airport flies non-stop to Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Kelowna year-round.
Land of this consequence is not created twice.
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Amenities
- Acreage
- Bay
- Boating
- Country
- Country Living
- Equestrian
- Farm / Ranch
- Farm / Ranch / Plantation
- Farm Assessment
- Farmland
- Fishing
- Forest
- Hiking
- Island
- Ocean / Beach
- Ocean View
- Privacy
- Scenic
- Waterfront
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Location
Lot 1 Wavell Road, Fanny Bay, British Columbia, V0R 1W0 Canada
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Area Description
Nestled along the sheltered waters of Baynes Sound on Vancouver Island’s coveted eastern shoreline, Fanny Bay offers a rare synthesis of untamed coastal beauty, oceanfront privacy, and rich natural abundance. Framed by breathtaking vistas of Denman Island and the dramatic Coastal Mountains, this tranquil enclave represents one of the West Coast’s most exclusive opportunities for luxury estate development and prime land acquisitions.
Coastal Privacy & Dramatic Topography
Fanny Bay’s unique geography creates an atmospheric sense of secluded sophistication. Sweeping tidal bays meet old-growth Douglas firs and coastal maples, establishing an intimate sanctuary for discerning buyers seeking quietude and space. Unlike densely populated coastal stretches, the shoreline here feels wild, majestic, and unspoiled, providing an ideal canvas for custom architectural homes, private waterfront compounds, or expansive equestrian holdings.
Maritime Lifestyle & Culinary Terroir
Globally celebrated for its world-class shellfish, Fanny Bay is an epicurean haven built around the sea. Baynes Sound offers calm, protected waters perfect for private deepwater anchorage, yachting, sea kayaking, and world-class salmon fishing. Life here follows the rhythm of the tides, where harvest-to-table living is an everyday reality and marine wildlife—from bald eagles to migrating seals—is a constant backdrop.
Unmatched Land Potential
For land buyers, Fanny Bay is a standout treasure on Vancouver Island. It features a high concentration of sprawling, multi-acre oceanfront and ocean-view parcels that have become increasingly scarce along the Salish Sea. Whether designing a modern glass-and-timber architectural retreat, establishing a private coastal sanctuary, or securing long-term land wealth, the area provides rare acreage with flexible build potential and star-filled night skies.
Seamless Connectivity
Despite its feeling of peaceful isolation, Fanny Bay is remarkably well-connected. Situated along the island corridor, it lies just 25 minutes south of the vibrant Comox Valley and 20 minutes north of Qualicum Beach. Top-tier championship golf at Crown Isle, alpine skiing at Mount Washington Resort, and private aviation access via Comox Valley Airport (YQQ) are all within effortless reach.
Fanny Bay is more than a location—it is an enduring legacy asset offering pristine space, quiet majesty, and an authentic West Coast lifestyle.
Addendum
Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, the Strait of Georgia and the Inside Passage, Vancouver Island is known as “the Hawaii of the North”. With its vast wilderness, picturesque peaks, and temperate climate, this stunning locale is a paradise for those seeking serenity and natural beauty. A breadth of lifestyles are available here from charming coastal communities and pastoral estates, to busy urban centres.
Unlike much of Canada, Vancouver Island's weather is mild year-round. Spring comes early, with cherry blossom, tulip, and daffodil blooms lit by sparkling ocean sunsets. Summer is close behind, with the first sightings of migrating whales and local fishermen. In fall, a plethora of farms, vineyards, orchards, cideries, and breweries take local culinary culture to new heights. Come winter, cars loaded with kayaks, surfboards, paddle boards, skis, and snowboards come out to play, while golfers teeing off, and joggers taking to the trails remain common sights. Whatever the season, there’s plenty to enjoy on Vancouver Island.
From the remote Canadian surf-capital, Tofino in the north, to the tech-friendly historic harbour city of Victoria in the south, Vancouver Island is a mecca of world-class destinations, and facilities:
Known also as "The Garden City" for its perpetual greenery and rarely freezing temperatures, Victoria is the capital of British Columbia, and is a thriving collection of municipalities from it's historical urban centre, to it's various suburban, and rural developments both inland and oceanfront.
Located 15-minutes from Victoria in fast-growing Langford, Bear Mountain Mountain Resort is one of North-America's finest recreational developments, It is home to Canada's only 36 holes of Nicklaus Design golf, its largest indoor/outdoor red clay court tennis centre, and an extensive network of top-tier mountain bike trails. It is the headquarters of Golf Canada's National Development Team, the Canadian National Mountain Bike Team and is supported by Tennis Canada and Tennis BC.
The Victoria International Marina, completed in 2019 offers full-service premium luxury yacht moorage for yachts from 65-feet to 175-feet in the heart of Victoria. With 28-slips, upscale security and safety, amenities, concierge services and crew facilities, this is the ultimate port-of-call from which to cast off and explore North America's most spectacular cruising waters, the Pacific Northwest and Inside Passage,
Centrally situated in the lush Cowichan Valley, Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit is Canada's only year-round motorsport circuit. This highly technical circuit features 19 corners and 11.5% in elevation changes, and is committed to providing the highest quality professional training, track-side support, and driver's education available.
Only a 45-minute drive from Victoria, the Cowichan Valley often referred to as the "Napa of the North" is home to 14 unique wineries. This cool climate viticulture is paired with a growing list of craft cideries, breweries, and distilleries located throughout the island, but mostly concentrated in the south in and around the agriculturally-rich Saanich Peninsula.
There are more than 200 islands in the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve located between Vancouver Island and mainland British Columbia. Teeming with land and sea life including seals, whales, eagles, otters, and porpoises this area is home to numerous rarely explored precious ecosystems. The larger islands are serviced by BC Ferries while the smaller ones can only be reached by private boat or float plane.
Convenient international access to Vancouver Island includes numerous ferry routes to and from mainland Canada and the USA, the award-winning Victoria International Airport, as well as numerous private flight operators, airfields and heliports scattered island-wide.
Marketed By
Sotheby’s International Realty Canada
752 Douglas Street
Victoria, British Columbia, V8W 3M6


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