Chilcotin Lodge 1080 Stack Valley Rd 10 Room Hotel Cariboo, BC V0L 1T0 $1,998,000 CAD ($199,800 CAD/Room)

Own a Piece of BC History – The Historic Chilcotin Lodge Here’s your rare opportunity to own the Historic Chilcotin Lodge, a true piece of British Columbia’s rich history and an iconic landmark in the heart of the Chilcotin region. This charming lodge offers a blend of classic Canadiana and modern amenities, making it the perfect property for those looking to invest in a unique business opportunity or simply own a piece of BC’s heritage. Main Lodge: The main lodge exudes warmth and character, with its inviting atmosphere that reflects the rich history of the region. The main floor features: • Dining Room: A beautifully designed space, serviced by a commercial kitchen, perfect for hosting guests and serving meals. • Bar & Gift Shop: A welcoming space for guests to relax and shop for unique souvenirs. • Games Room: Complete with a restored antique pool table for entertainment. • Sitting Lounge: A cozy area with a fireplace, ideal for unwinding after a day of adventure. • Additional Facilities: A suite for workers or managers, laundry facilities, and a workshop for the upkeep of the property. Upstairs, you’ll find 10 elegantly appointed rooms, each offering comfort and privacy for guests, along with washrooms and a lounge area for relaxing. The property includes several other buildings to accommodate guests and support the operation: • Owner’s Cabin: A private retreat for the owners. • Newly Built Garage: Ample space for storage and equipment. • Barn & Woodsheds: Ideal for storage and maintaining the property. • RV Area: Equipped with washrooms and showers, perfect for travelers passing through. Recent investments have been made to ensure the lodge continues to function efficiently and remains a comfortable and sustainable place for guests: • New Metal Roofs: Installed on the lodge and other buildings. • Outdoor Wood Heating System: To provide warmth to the lodge and cabin. • New Garage & Parking: Enhanced for convenience and accessibility. • New Well: A significant upgrade to support the property’s needs. A Rich History: The Chilcotin Lodge has a fascinating history, originally built by Mr. George Christensen. Over the years, it has played an important role in the area, including as a post office, store, and place of rest for travelers, especially hunters. In the early 1960s, the Anglican Church inherited the property but never used the building. However, the lodge gained national recognition when it was rented to the CBC for filming the Caribou Country series, starring Chief Dan George and based on the books of Paul St. Pierre. Many iconic scenes were filmed in the lodge’s living room and dining room. Additionally, it is rumored that members of the Group of Seven stayed at the lodge, further cementing its place in Canadian cultural history.