Greg Gritchin
602 Baker Street V1L 4J4 Nelson, BC, Canada

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Spectacular Waterfront Log home with Adjacent Waterfront Lot for sale KOOTENAY LAKE!

No matter what the weather Kootenay Lake never loses its beauty. : Woodbury Resort #findingawesome #explorekootenaylake

Welcome to Kootenay Paradise! This Spectacular Property offers Custom Log Home on Kootenay Lake Waterfront. Live in full time or revenue potential for year-round vacation rentals, plus in-law suite. Call or Text anytime: 250-365-9791 Email: [email protected] Website:KootenayConnection.ca

BRING ON 2020! If you are thinking of Selling or Buying in the West Kootenay area, give me a call and let my experience move you! Your Local Expert! Call or Text anytime 250-365-9791 or email:[email protected] website: KootenayConnection.ca REFERRAL REWARD $$... BUYER'S BONUS $$ SELLER BONUS $$ The summary below provides estimates of typical 2019 versus 2020 assessed values of properties in the West Kootenay, the market trends for single-family residential properties: Castlegar: $307,000 to $320,000 (+4%) Salmo: $188,000 to $225,000 (+20%) Trail: $196,000 to $205,000 (+5%) Rossland: $335,000 to $362,000 (+8%) Warfield: $221,000 to $256,000 (16%) Fruitvale: $276,000 to $288,000 (+5%) Montrose: $271,000 to $279,000 (+3%) Nelson: $461,000 to $471,000 (+2%) New Denver: $202,000 to $207,000 (+3%)

The view from Gyro park at night. Explore: nelsonkootenaylake.com #findingawesome : Masa Yossy Suzu

Did you know we have over 70 restaurants tucked into this little town?! Click through to see a few of the offerings. Find more at : www.nelsonkootenaylake.com/shop-dine/eat-drink/dining #findingawesome : Adrian Wagner Studio

The town of Nelson BC has existed since the late 1880s. The town began because of resource extraction that clear-cut the hillsides around where the town exists ...now so that mining could take place. It may have looked like a bleak place at the time. But at the same time, people began planting deciduous trees to replace the coniferous within town limits and over a century later the community is blanketed with an orange glow this time of year.

"The confluence of the Kootenay and Columbia Rivers is pretty cool from the air!" . : Castlegar + caption: hkorven77 (Instagram)

The Savoy Hotel, Nelson, ca. mid-1980s, with Kips nightclub. The building burned in 2007, but was reborn in 2018 following five years of renovations. Al Peterson photo, courtesy Naomi Chester