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File 75 - 160 acres at Bucciarelli Lake within the Township of Chapleau Ontario.
$75,000.00 US
Located only 190 miles from the border town of Sault Ste. Marie
This property is quite heavily wooded with mostly Spruce trees and some poplar trees.
Most of them are mature trees.
The property also has around 3,100 feet of shoreline on a small 22 acre lake known as Bucciarelli Lake.
Bucciarelli Lake is known for its Northern Pike and Perch fishing.
It is only 10 minutes from Chapleau Town.
The shoreline around the lake is typical Northern Ontario lake shoreline, that is rocky with forest down to the shoreline.
There is a mix of everything along the shoreline. Some rock outcroppings, gentle slopes down to the lake and trees down to the waterline.
It all looks very nice.
The trees come with the property.
Both surface and mineral rights come with the land.
Summer offers the opportunity to boat or canoe your solitary lake.
Enjoy the echoing cry of a loon at night.
Fish for an abundance of varied species on the many local lakes.
Berry pickers can stalk the wild raspberry and blueberry while spying on a feeding moose.
Nearby is 700,000-hectare Chapleau Crown Game Preserve is the largest in the world and is considered a true wilderness experience.
Whether camping in the peace and solitude of the boreal forest, canoeing on clear "drinking water" quality lakes or hiking to observe wildlife in their natural habitat, the Chapleau Game Preserve is ideal for all nature and recreation enthusiasts.
The Chapleau area is also a winter wonderland with an abundance of snow.
Enjoy winter holidays cross country or downhill skiing, ice fishing, winter camping or snowmobiling.
The Chapleau Arctic Watershed Snowmobile Club presently has a network of 835 km of groomed trails open from late December to early April.
Chapleau has road access from the east, west and south; a modern airport and a unique passenger rail service on the transcontinental line called the "Budd Car" which is a popular choice with tourists and locals.
Chapleau is a friendly Northern Ontario town with people eager to help the visitor in both English and French. It's a major shopping and business centre for the surrounding area. The downtown Chapleau business community offers visitors excellent opportunities to shop for all their needs. Quaint cafes and specialty restaurants offer dining at it's best and hotel and motel accommodations are centrally located.
A modern hospital and clinic provide medical services; the Civic Centre houses the Fire Department, a Public Library and Municipal Offices; a new Child Care Centre offers full programs for daytime and after school care.
Chapleau, Ontario,
Chapleau, a Northern Ontario community of approximately 2,900 people, lies about 190 kilometres northeast of Sault Ste. Marie, 272 kilometres northwest of Sudbury, and 843 kilometres north of Toronto.
The nearest largest communities are Wawa (140 kilometres to the West) and Timmins (200 kilometres to the East).
Chapleau is located within the Boreal Forest Region and the Arctic Watershed. The community is also the gateway to the world's largest Crown nature preserve covering an area of 700,000 hectares. The Crown Game Preserve was protected in 1925 from hunting and trapping, but logging and tourism activities occur year-round. Opportunities for viewing wildlife are exceptional in the area.
Chapleau enjoys very long days of sunlight during the summer season (from 6:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.), and average temperatures of +22C (70F). During the winter season, there is an abundance of fluffy snow, bright sunshine most days, aurora borealis, and average temperatures of -15C (0-5F).
Fishing
The lakes and rivers of the Preserve and area provide anglers with a variety and abundance of fish. Species include walleye, northern pike, lake trout, splake, yellow perch, lake whitefish and smallmouth bass.
Hunting
For the hunting enthusiast, the Chapleau area is ideal. Strike out on your own in search of area game, or contact one of the area's several outfitters and guide services to show you local tips and tricks for landing the big one.
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