KOOTENAY RIVER MOBILE HOME PARK IN CASTLEGAR

651 Rosedale Road | Castlegar BC

$1,791,000.00

For Sale

$1,791,000.00

For Sale


The Opportunity

Opportunity to acquire the Kootenay River Mobile Home Park, a well-maintained and fully tenant-owned 19-pad manufactured home community ideally located with direct frontage along the Kootenay River in beautiful Castlegar, BC – the heart of the West Kootenays.

The park comprises 19 pads, including 8 prime waterfront sites, set on a picturesque riverside parcel with flat topography and complete utility infrastructure. The asset has been fully leased and tenant-owned for over 20 years, demonstrating exceptional tenant stability and minimal management intensity. With rents below market and potential for ~3 additional pads, the property offers a rare blend of secure cash flow and incremental upside. Positioned within a 3-minute drive of Castlegar’score amenities and the nearest BC Transit bus stop only ~125 metres from the Property line (routes38, 99), the park benefits from Castlegar’s diversified economy, significant housing demand, andlimited supply of high quality and affordable manufactured housing sites.


Location Overview

Castlegar is a thriving West Kootenay community located at the confluence of the Columbia and Kootenay Rivers, serving as a central hub between Nelson (30 mins) and Trail (20 mins). The city features a diverse employment base including Selkirk College, Teck Metals, Mercer Celgar, Kalesnikoff, the regional hospital network, in addition to a strong retiree population and a growing adolescent demographic drawn by affordability and outdoor recreation.


Property Details

Property Type:

COMMERCIAL

Address:

651 Rosedale Road | Castlegar BC

# of Units:

19

Year Built:

1980

Land Area:

2.77

Zoning:

R5-Manufactured home park


BROCHURE


Presented By

Tristan Chart PREC

250-777-7493

Email Tristan Chart PREC

tristan@tristanchartcommercial.com


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Location Overview

Castlegar is a thriving West Kootenay community located at the confluence of the Columbia and Kootenay Rivers, serving as a central hub between Nelson (30 mins) and Trail (20 mins). The city features a diverse employment base including Selkirk College, Teck Metals, Mercer Celgar, Kalesnikoff, the regional hospital network, in addition to a strong retiree population and a growing adolescent demographic drawn by affordability and outdoor recreation.