Property Details
Price: $6,900,000
Address: 5179 East Sooke Road, Becher Bay, BC, V9Z 1B8, Canada
Type: House
Style: West Coast
Year Built: 2015
Taxes: $13,310 (2018)
Living Area: 5,672 sq.ft.
Ocean Frontage: 1,620 ft
Lot Size: 9.91 acres
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 5
Parking: 5+ cars
Oceanfront playground! A unique 10 acre headland with 1,620 spectacular linear feet of shoreline. Located within a micro climate on the sheltered shores of Becher Bay with a southerly exposure protected by Wolf Island.
This quality, 2015 custom home of 5,672 sq. ft. has direct access to a phenomenal private dock which provides a launchpad to some of the most coveted sports fishing grounds on the West Coast. The 4 or 5 bedroom residence was designed by Keith Baker for comfortable living and constructed from the finest materials by renowned builder, Christopher Developments - a smart home with Control4 technology.
The property also contains a separate 1,214 sq ft. workshop with attached high-quality 882 sq. ft. guest accommodation.
This fabulous opportunity has its own cove and pebble beach on the Metchosin/Sooke border and enjoys amazing views across the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the Olympic Mountains. A pleasurable drive through the rolling hills of Metchosin to Victoria, just 40 away. No Speculation Tax!
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, natural beauty, and charming coastal communities. Unlike much of Canada, Vancouver Island's weather is mild year-round. Spring comes early, with cherry blossom blooms and sparkling ocean sunsets. Summer is close behind, with the first sightings of migrating whales and local fishermen. In fall, a plethora of farms, vineyards, and orchards take local culinary culture to world-class levels. Come winter, golfers teeing off and joggers taking to the trails remain common sights. Whatever the season, there’s plenty to enjoy on Vancouver Island.