AN AMAZING BUY!!
• 3,000 sq. ft., 3 bath, 4 bdrm 3 story – $257,700. 3000sf Home on .35 Acre
Boston Bar, Fraser Valley Regional District – WHAT AN AMAZING BUY!! Quality Built, Well Maintained & Spotless 3000sf 2 Storey with full unfinished high dry basement with sep. entry and woodstove. Very Attractive Home with Brick Accents, Dormers and Super Curb Appeal. Well designed floorplan with an abundance of windows, LOADED with UPDATES, BI Vac, crown mouldings, neutral colours! 3 Bathrooms, 4 good sized bedrooms up Master suite has wood fireplace and 5 pc ensuite with jetted bathtub. You’ll love the HUGE OAK COUNTRY KITCHEN with massive pantry and roll-outs, newer bi oven and range. French doors off dining area, large living room with bay window, tiled laundry with 2016 w/d, spacious family room. 2008 Exterior Paint, Roof & Thermal Windows. Gated access to awesome private nicely landscaped fenced backyard with fruit trees, 2 decks and independent irrigation system. Backs forest.
Oversized (29×23) Garage with sep. generator panel. Long Driveway and extra side RV Parking. Ready for quick possession Located 40 mins. North of Hope. Fantastic weekend getaway or full-time residence.
Boston Bar – WE ARE THE GATEWAY TO THE FABULOUS FRASER CANYON, IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Take your time exploring the rugged beauty that surrounds the friendly communities of Boston Bar and North Bend. They are situated across the Fraser River from one another. And if you can manage to engage one of our friendly ‘old-timers’ in a little conversation, you’ll be amazed by the rich history of our beautiful area…
ENJOY!
Boston Bar and North Bend are located across the Fraser River from one another in the rugged Fraser Canyon, halfway between Yale and Lytton, British Columbia. About 500 people live in the area, and we are proud of the fascinating history and natural beauty our communities share with both residents and visitors.
The original settlement in this area was the First Nations’ village of Koiaum, located on the west side of the Fraser River. By the 1860’s, the area had became known as Boston Bar because of the large numbers of Americans that settled in the area during the Fraser Canyon Gold Rush. When the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway was completed in 1885, the town’s name was changed to North Bend, while Boston Bar began to be used for the community on the east side of the Fraser River. An aerial cable ferry was built to connect the two towns in 1940, and ran until 1985, when it was replaced with the Cog Harrington bridge.
Boston Bar and North Bend were “forestry” towns for many years. The closing of the local mill and the loss of active logging have led to a shrinking of our towns in the last decade. Currently, our towns provide services for travelers on the trans‐Canada highway, and the CN and CP railways maintain bunkhouses and crew switching facilities in Boston Bar and North Bend. Affordable housing prices and close proximity to stunning nature have resulted in an influx of retirees and summer residents. Outdoor recreation opportunities are numerous, and attract many people to our special little section of the Fraser Canyon!
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