10 acres at the entrance to Port Neville, facing Johnstone Strait. With 480ft of oceanfront and a rustic cabin, this acreage offers opportunity to those looking for a coastal property to develop or to use as a base for exploring the hundreds of kilometres of roads throughout the region. Port Neville is situated in Johnstone Strait on a portion of the mainland of British Columbia that extends towards, and is the closest geographically to, Vancouver Island. A mooring buoy is installed out front of the property, allowing for tying up of boats and then accessing the property by smaller vessel (kayak, dinghy, etc). The lay of the property provides shelter from the prevailing winds. The roadway that connects this side of the Port Neville development runs across the top of the property. At the moment there is a walking trail which accesses the road. Port Neville is connected to logging roads reaching as far west as Call Inlet and east to Forward Harbour. The acreage provides 480ft of rock and pebble beachfront. The cabin, tucked away behind the trees, is on timber supports to accommodate the slight slope of land at the cabin site, providing ocean and mountain views across Johnstone Strait to Vancouver Island. The cabin is built as a semi-circle, with the flat portion facing the back and the rounded portion facing the ocean. It is an open floor plan, laid out along the curve. There is a kitchen area at one end with counters and a sink. The open living space has a wood stove, and lots of windows on the oceanside to let in natural light. There is rudimentary loft space that is currently used for storage and sleeping. A wood deck off the living space provides outdoor seating and views over the ocean. The owner uses solar power and generator for power, and rain collection for water. There are several open-sided sheds around the home for wood storage, etc. Access is by boat or float plane only.