Anstey Arm, Shuswap Lake

Two lots in a private boat-access setting

One waterfront parcel and one landlocked parcel are offered on the east side of Anstey Arm, north of Queest Village near Sicamous, British Columbia.

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The listing page shows a $1.6 million offering. Confirm price, availability, access, and documents with the listing agent.

Boat accessAbout 20 to 25 minutes from Sicamous

Lots offered2
Lot 633.33 acres
Lot A175 acres
Price shown$1.6M

Property details

Lot 6 and Lot A at Anstey Arm

The parcels are north of Queest Village, a 50-unit bare land strata community, near Roberts Bay Provincial Park and Pete Martin Bay.

Waterfront parcel

Lot 6

Size: 33.33 acres
MLS: R2675654
PID: 027-933-326
Access: Boat access

Landlocked parcel

Lot A

Size: 175 acres
PID: 001-619-195
Setting: Behind the waterfront lots
Access: Confirm with agent

Beach access

The original six-lot plan includes easements through the parcels so lot owners can reach the shoreline. Lots 5 and 6 were described as mostly flat with direct beach access.

Off-grid setting

Nearby properties use solar and propane. The listing page states that each property can have septic and well systems installed, subject to verification and approvals.

Water access

The property is about 21 kilometres from Sicamous by water. The source page estimates a 20 to 25 minute trip and a water taxi cost of about $200.

Area market context shown on the source page

The reference page notes a Queest Creek Lot 1 sale at $600,000 and a Lot 2 listing at $1.5 million. Both were described as about two acres with log homes and beach access. These figures are source-page context and should be checked before publication.

Location and shoreline

Forest, sandy beaches, and Shuswap water

The setting offers access to Roberts Bay Provincial Park, Pete Martin Bay, Queest Mountain, and the recreation found around Shuswap Lake.

One waterfront lot and one landlocked lot
North of Queest Village
Boat access from Sicamous
Nearby beaches and provincial park

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Anstey Arm and Shuswap Lake

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Property resources

Maps, disclosures, and area information

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Columbia Shuswap Regional District mapOpen Disclosure statementPDF Receipt for disclosure statementOpen Discover Shuswap Lake mapPDF RE/MAX recreational property reportPDF

Location

On the east side of Anstey Arm

Sicamous is on the Trans-Canada Highway between Salmon Arm and Revelstoke. The property is about 21 kilometres from Sicamous by water.

20 to 25 minApproximate trip from Sicamous by water taxi

About $200Water taxi estimate shown on the listing page

About 5 hoursDrive to Sicamous from Vancouver or Calgary

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Approximate location: 51.03577, -118.943. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Four-season recreation

Water, trails, mountains, and lake life

The listing page highlights boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, cycling, quad riding, snowmobiling, golf, wineries, and nearby ski destinations.

Lake activities

Boating, paddling, swimming, fishing, parasailing, and lake cruising are part of summer around Sicamous and Shuswap Lake.

Trails and forest

Explore walking trails, hiking routes, waterfalls, forest roads, cycling, and quad riding around the region.

Winter mountains

Queest Mountain is known for snowmobiling. Ski destinations mentioned on the source page include SilverStar, Big White, Apex, and Sun Peaks.

Area amenities

Golf, wineries, parks, floating stores, restaurants, and houseboat services add more things to explore around the lake.

Sicamous and Shuswap Lake

Gateway to year-round recreation

The source page describes Sicamous as the houseboat capital of Canada, at the junction of Highway 1 and Highway 97A, between Mara Lake and Shuswap Lake.

It lists a population of approximately 3,166 and an elevation of approximately 1,139 feet. Shuswap Lake Provincial Marine Park is highlighted for boating, canoeing, hiking, fishing, and access to the lake’s four arms.