Property Description
121.3-ACRES
UNORGANIZED TOWNSHIP
GREAT HUNTING
Here’s an opportunity to purchase a property and build up your perfect homestead or hunting camp. Or build a winter retreat with several cabins for you and your friends to have a winter getaway and enjoy the endless snowmobile trails.
This 121.3 acres of UNORGANIZED LAND gives you the freedom to do as YOU WISH!
Seasonal Road Access
LOCATION
The property is located in BOSTON Township, District of Timisikaming.
This township is AN UNORGANIZED TOWNSHIP.
This property is located between the towns of Kirkland Lake and Englehart.
Kirkland Lake is 15km north of the subject property and Englehart is 20km South of the subject property.
According to satellite images, there is a logging road that gives you access in the non winter months by a 4x4 vehicle.
This logging road starts at highway 112, which is roughly 8 km west of the subject property.
ABOUT THE AREA
The property is within the UNORGANIZED TOWNSHIP OF BOSTON
According to the contour maps, the surrounding area is relatively flat and dry.
There are many small lakes, ponds, creeks and rivers accessible through crown land.
The largest lake in the area is Round Lake.
- Round Lake has a surface area of 3,000 acres (1,213 hectors)
- It has an average depth of 60 feet (18 meters) and a max depth of 118 feet (36 meters)
Rivers and Creeks in the area include:
- Boston Creek
- Mousseau Creek
- Blanch River
ABOUT THE PROPERTY
The property is 121.3 acres in size and is made up of three parcels of land.
- Parcel 19263 = 39.6-acres
- Parcel 19264 = 36-acres
- Parcel19265 = 45.7-acres
The contour maps show that the property is relatively flat and dry.
The access logging road runs from Highway 112 and enters the property on the Southeast corner of Parcel 19264.
On the Northwest corner of the property there is roughly 8 acres of wet land.
This wet area is great for attracting large game. If you’re into hunting, this will be the right location to set up your stand.
We estimate that the property was harvested some time in the 90’s.
Recent Satellite images show that there has been some good grown back and greenery.
PROPERTY RIGHTS
SURFACE RIGHTS COME WITH THIS PROPERTY
TREE RIGHTS COME WITH THIS PROPERTY other than the “Pine Rights” which are reserved to the Crown.
MINING RIGHTS DO NOT COME WITH THIS PROPERTY AS THEY ARE WITH THE CROWN..
ACCESS TO THE PROPERTY
From the intersection of Highway 112 & Highway 11 (GPS: 47.970266, -80.017514); Head North on Highway 112 and continue for 4.6 km; From here make a right turn and head east on Highway 572; Continue on Highway 572 for 6.95km (this section of highway 572 is maintained in the winter months); from here, highway 572 turns into an unassumed road; Continue on the unassumed road for 2.9km; according to the contour maps and satellite images most of this section of road should be accessable by a 4x4 Truck/SUV. There are some sections that could be washed out by beaver dams or spring thaw. We recommend that you take and ATV or ARGO the first time you explore these parcels of land.
CROWN LANDS
Crown land abuts this property on the East and West sides.
ZONING
Boston Township is AN UNORGANIZED TOWNSHIP.
There is NO ZONING and ZONING BY-LAWS.
You DO NOT REQUIRE A BUILDING PERMIT to build your cabin or any other building on this property.
PERMITTED USES
Since there is no zoning or zoning by-laws and building permits are not required the you can build whatever size of building that you want, build as many buildings as you want and have no building restrictions as to what you can do on your property.
Remember that whatever you build will have to conform to the Ontario Building Code if you want your buildings insured.
LIKE TO FISH?
The two closest lakes are Round Lake and & Smith Lake.
These lakes are home to:
- Brook Trout
- Brown Bullhead
- White Sucker
- Smallmouth Bass
- Northern Pike (Round Lake)
- Walleye (Round Lake
LIKE TO HUNT?
This property is located in WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT UNIT (WMU) 28.
WMU 28 is bounded by the Abitibi River and Abitibi Lake in the north, the Black River, Watabeg River, and Highway’s 66 and 65 and the Montreal River from the northwest to southeast and the Quebec border in the east.
The management unit heads northwest from around Cobalt to just east of Iroquois Falls and has an extensive logging road network based out of Kirkland Lake.
LIKE TO SNOWMOBILE?
This property sits in the halfway point between Kirkland Lake and Englehart.
These are two municipalities that take their Snowmobiling VERY SERIOUSLY.
Between these two communities you have several snowmobile clubs to join and endless trails to explore.
In fact this property is located within 2km of the snowmobile trail that makes up the 710-km Gold Rush Tour.
GOLD RUSH TOUR SNOWMOBILE TRAIL:
The 710-km Gold Rush Tour delivers big country riding and northern hospitality in one giant loop.
It starts in the wide-open agriculture rich clay belt of Temiskaming Shores and then through the deep and rugged forests, and ecologically memorable Elk Lake.
Then over and along vast hydro corridors that lead to both historic and operating gold mines in Shining Tree, City of Timmins and Kirkland Lake.
The Gold Rush tour offers multifarious trail elements, creating a diverse and ever-changing ride. The distinctiveness of the trails on this loop, mingled with the impressive industrial mining spectacles, make the Gold Rush Tour a one of a kind!
This is one of Ontario longest standing tours,