Introducing Phase 4 – Launching Today! 

To say the first three phases of The Cottages at Cultus Lake have been successful is an understatement. Residents of this already 80% sold out recreational development have embraced the nostalgic yet contemporary concept, and are proud to call themselves cottagers.

The Cottages at Cultus Lake is an established, vibrant and thriving community now welcoming new owners to begin living the cottage lifestyle that everybody is talking about. With Phase 4 now coming to market, there is an exciting opportunity for more families, like yours, to share in all that The Cottages has to offer.

New Availability: 1 & 2 level Cottages from 966 sq.ft – 1927 sq.ft.
-2 Bedroom Ranchers starting from $334,900
-2 Bedrooms + Loft starting from $409,900
- 3 Bedrooms starting from $419,900

With a limited release of 18 new cottages, it’s about time you make a true investment in your family’s future – one that you can enjoy this summer and for generations to come – so don’t pass on the opportunity of owning one of these exclusive freehold cottages… and live your legacy rather than leave it behind.

Hours of Operation
Now Open Daily from 12 noon – 5pm (except Wednesdays)

To schedule a priority viewing and exclusive community tour, please Call or Email me now

Toll Free 1.877.888.4950www.CultusLakeCottages.com

Whether you are visiting for a weekend of fun or plan to stay the entire summer and in search of a little adventure, take advantage of the various trails in and around Cultus Lake enjoy the great outdoors right at your doorstep – literally!

The most popular hiking trail is Tea Pot Trail.  This 5 km, family friendly trail not only offers stunning views of Cultus Lake once your reach the top, but it also offers a bit of a scavenger hunt as you make your way up; they don’t call it “Tea Pot” for nothing so make sure to keep your eyes open for hidden porcelain.

For the more extreme enthusiasts looking for a more challenging adventure, try out the Vedder Mountain Ridge Trail.  This 10 km route is a bit more rustic than others with a mix of ridge top views and rope-assisted climbs and will take you approximately 4 hours to complete.

The shortest of trails is the Giant Douglas Fir Trail.  Its 1 km route will take you less than 1 hour to climb, and although it’s the quickest trail to hike it offers the most historical sight – an 800 year old Douglas fir tree that is the oldest and largest tree in the entire Cultus Lake Provincial Park

The Seven Sisters Trail is a perfect trail to attempt in the afternoon. This 4 km trail will take you 1.5 hours to hike; however, don’t be surprised if it takes you a little longer.  As you make your way up you can’t help but stop to admire the seven giant Douglas fir trees.

Click HERE for a map of all the walking and hiking trails in and around Cultus Lake.

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The Cottages at Cultus Lake has been featured in the latest edition of Homes and Land – Vancouver to Whistler.

Click  HERE to read the feature.  Enjoy!

According to a new survey from Royal LePage, interest rates factor hugely into decisions of Canadian households when it comes to purchasing a recreational property. The survey, which polled Canadians across the country who either currently own or intend to purchase recreational property within the next five years, found that most (82 per cent) Canadians say interest rates will influence their decision to purchase a recreational property- and a majority (58 per cent) feel added urgency to buy a recreational property while interest rates are low.

Here are a few interesting points summarized from the survey:

“Despite financial and economic uncertainty, or perhaps because of it, we have found that the enduring value of recreational properties is widely-recognized by Canadians,” said Phil Soper, president and chief executive of Royal LePage Real Estate Services. “In contrast to our large urban centres, where home prices shot up in recent years before rapidly cooling in 2013, the recreational property market has remained remarkably stable and resilient.”

“…However in Canada today, where we see virtually no return on bonds and other forms of modest risk savings, it is reasonable to view recreational property in a new light. This prolonged low-interest environment supports purchase decisions based upon lifestyle and supported with a sound investment thesis.”

“For those planning to purchase a recreational property for retirement, financial feasibility is among the most important factors they are looking for, with affordable purchase price (56 per cent) and reasonable maintenance costs (39 per cent) topping the list. Waterfront access (37 per cent), proximity to town (33 per cent) accessible medical facilities (26 per cent) and proximity to their primary residence (22 per cent) were also cited as important property attributes.”

“Canadians have long valued the ability to escape the city to spend time with friends and family,” said Soper. “A place to get away from the pressures of daily life seems to be more attractive now than ever. From coast to coast, Canada offers some of the world’s most spectacular landscapes and friendly communities.”

Click the following link to read the full survey:

http://www-c.royallepage.ca/news/canadians-interested-in-recreational-property-feel-added-urgency-to-leap-while-rates-are-low/

June 8^th - September 7^th Saturday Market

Every Saturday in the Park! Market items include farm fresh produce, fresh home baking, jewelry, crafts, and much more. At Main Beach, off Sunnyside Boulevard.
June 9, 2012 to September 1, 2012 9:00AM to 3:00 PM

June 8^th – Second Annual Cultus Lake Days

A fun filled day for families, enjoy a pancake breakfast, parade, music, entertainment, and dancing. In case of rain, the dance will be held in the Cultus Lake Community Hall.

June 15^th – Cultus Lake Fishing Derby

More details to come. Keep an eye on the website linked below.

Cultus Lake Fishing Derby

June 23^rd - Annual Village Classic Car Show

Chilliwack - One of the hottest events of the summer is the incredible Village Classic Car Show returning to the streets of downtown Chilliwack once again on Sunday, June 23. Stroll the streets of Wellington, Mill, Young, Victoria, and upper Yale and relive the memories of over 300 classic cars.