1.19 ACLand$1,300,000Sale
1.19 AC
Land
$1,300,000
Sale
Danny Su
NAI Commercial BC
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COURT ORDERED SALE | Corner Development Site with Highway Exposure Opportunity NAI Commercial is pleased to present a high-exposure highway frontage corner development site for sale via court ordered conduct of sale at 5000 & 5040 N Access Road, Chetwynd, BC. The offering consists of two parcels totaling 1.193 acres, ideally situated along Highway 97 with excellent access via Alaska Road N and 50th St NW. This versatile site is well-suited for highway commercial uses, featuring prominent visibility and strong traffic exposure. The site previously underwent preliminary improvements for a convenience retail/quick-service restaurant (QSR) with gas bar development, including the installation of underground storage tanks. The Site The site has been improved with FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic) underground storage tanks, which are durable and corrosion-resistant, making them suitable for storing petroleum products. These tanks were installed as part of the petroleum works. Additionally, deep services were completed on the site, which likely included the installation of underground utility lines such as water, sewer, and fuel lines to support the gas station and commercial units. It is believed that the tanks are secured with deadman anchors and covered with protective materials. Zoning The Town Centre Commercial (C1) zoning permits a variety of principal uses, including commercial lodging, retail stores, restaurants, offices, and entertainment services. Accessory uses include accessory buildings and dwelling units integrated with a principal commercial use. Combined commercial and residential uses must share the same building, with residential units located above or behind the commercial use and limited to 20 units per hectare.
The Property
Asking Price$1,300,000
Available Space1.19 AC
Taxes$8,310/yr
ZoningC1
Sale ConditionsCourt Order
SourceDirect
Corner Lot
Highway Access
The Lot
Chetwynd, BC Chetwynd is a small but industrious district municipality in northeastern British Columbia, strategically located at the junction of Highways 97 and 29 and on the CN Rail mainline. With a population of about 3,100 residents and a broader trade area of some 7,000 people, Chetwynd functions as a key service and transportation hub for the surrounding Peace River region. Its economy is driven primarily by resource industries like forestry, oil & gas, coal mining, and ranching, with tourism playing a growing role. Visitors can explore outstanding outdoor recreation — hiking, biking, snowmobiling, and fishing among rivers and lakes; Powder King Ski Resort is within reach for skiing and snowboarding. A unique draw is the town’s chainsaw carvings: dozens of intricate wooden sculptures made during the annual International Chainsaw Carving Championship, which remain on display year-round throughout the community. Local amenities include a full recreation centre (wave pool, sauna, curling, ice arena, fitness), campgrounds, provincial parks, and the Little Prairie Heritage Museum. All this, combined with the natural beauty of lakes, rivers, forests, and mountains, makes Chetwynd a compelling stop for nature lovers, outdoor adventurers, and those curious about cultural art.
Property TypeLand
Lot Size1.19 AC
Up to $500K for British Columbia businesses
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