About This Property
Welcome to 4333 12th Street, Lister, BC — a rare 220-acre farmstead in the fertile Creston Valley. This expansive property is truly one of a kind, highlighted by two natural creeks that converge and wind through the center, creating a breathtaking focal point surrounded by stands of Cedar ,& Douglas fur trees. Located within the Agricultural Land Reserve , the land is exceptionally well-suited for a wide range of agricultural pursuits. Fertile soils, water licences for both irrigation and domestic use, and a balance of open fields and treed areas make it ideal for crops, orchards, vineyards, or livestock. Currently, portions of the property are in production with alfalfa and organic wheat. Adding to its history and charm is a 1935 farmhouse featuring 5 bedrooms and 1 bathroom across two levels. While the home is ready for updates, it retains timeless rural character and offers excellent potential for restoration or redevelopment into a signature country estate. Additional highlights include a utility right-of-way, excellent access, and a peaceful Lister setting just minutes from Creston’s shops, schools, and services. Properties of this size, beauty, and quality are seldom available in the Creston Valley. Whether your vision is farming, investing, or creating a private homestead, this historic 220-acre property with its twin creeks is ready to inspire. Be sure to view the aerial photos to fully appreciate its scale and natural beauty. (id:64973)
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