LOT 21 Vaucroft Road, Thormanby Island, Sunshine Coast, BC, Canada

The lot is 11,319 sq ft and mainly consists of a lawn with a few trees in the back corner. It measures 77.28 feet of waterfront by 150.53’ by 65’ by 145.12’. Part of the Vaucroft Improvement District (VID), it has a monitored water system by resident caretakers and a water connection at the rear of the property. The same family has owned the property since the late 1950s and has never built a permanent structure. The lot has direct access to the beach and a rock retaining wall to help prevent erosion.
 
A 10-acre parcel behind the 44-lot subdivision holds the well, water storage tanks, fire suppression storage tanks, fire truck, and fire trailer. The community also owns a caretakers' cabin, and the government dock recently received an upgrade of $800,000. The island has improved water taxi service from two carriers, who also provide barge service for bringing building supplies, vehicles, etc.

The all-age and family-friendly island has many beautiful features and amenities, including a community-owned boardwalk surrounding the open center park and grass tennis court and kids run free!

You can easily walk around the island in about an hour at low tide, and the trophy fishing right off Epson Point is epic. Of course, Thormanby is known for its white sandy beaches, which are very few on the entire West Coast and none as close to the city as this. Many owners have mooring buoys to park their boats and use the community dinghies to access them. We have seen many whales in recent years come close by, and fishing and jumping off the dock is a favourite pastime for children of all ages.

• 11,319 sq ft lot and mostly covered with a lawn, with a few trees in the back corner
• The lot measures 77.28 feet of waterfront by 150.53 feet by 65 feet by 145.12 feet
• Part of the Vaucroft Improvement District (VID) with a monitored water system
 by resident caretakers and a water connection at the rear of the property
• Same family has owned the property since the late 1950s and has never built a permanent structure
• Direct access to the beach and features a rock retaining wall to prevent erosion
• A 10-acre parcel behind the 44-lot subdivision contains the well, water storage tanks,
 fire suppression storage tanks, fire truck, and fire trailer
• The community also owns a caretaker's cabin
• Recently, the government dock received an upgrade of $800,000
• The island has improved water taxi service from two carriers, who also provide barge
 service for bringing building supplies, vehicles, etc.