On the edge of Jervis Inlet, just around the corner from Princess Louisa Inlet and world-famous Chatterbox Falls, sits Princess Louisa Lodge. Situated on over 400 acres of pristine wilderness, this mountainside oasis consists of seven primary structures with several additional buildings connected by an expansive network of well-maintained roads. Free hydro-electricity and fresh water is supplied from the year-round flow of water from one of several mountain waterfalls on the property. The current stewards have crafted a remote, yet refined private sanctuary, intimate enough to be enjoyed by family and friends yet large enough to be a commercial lodge. They have turned this once-raw landscape into what it is today and after years of dedication, have decided to offer it up for sale for the very first time.

The Lodge — Hewn from majestic red cedar logs, and tucked against the raw face of a spectacular rock cliff, the "Main Lodge" stands as a testament to rugged luxury. With 8 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, this isn't just a place to stay — it's a meticulously crafted escape for family and honoured guests.

The Guest House — This 8 bedroom, 8 bathroom structure is a sanctuary of its own. Built with the same thoughtful attention to detail, with it rivals any five-star hideaway. Two common areas, each anchored by a crackling wood-burning fireplace, invite guests to settle in and lose track of time.

"Writer's Cabin" - with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, is a study in quiet confidence. It's not here to outshine its grander neighbours; instead, it offers something different — something more personal.

Day Camp: When a true get-away is desired, the "Day Camp" cabin is an ideal spot for quiet contemplation with an eagle's view of the mountains, ocean and surrounding majestic forest.

The Hall: An events hall with its grand vaulted ceiling, doubles as a greenhouse should one desire, as it is adorned with numerous water spouts at regular intervals along each long wall. The Hall, with cobble stone flooring laid in sand, provides a delightful arena for creative venues and family entertainment.

The Farm: is a refreshing destination for family to enjoy with numerous raspberry and blueberry bushes, seasonal vegetables and 20 plus fruit trees. Here, there is an awe-inspiring waterfall that cascades into a large pond with shore-side cabana, perfect for family of all ages.

Lower Staff Lodging: Between the Writer's Cabin and the Main Lodge, on a hillside perch, sits a more humble cedar cabin used for staff accommodation. Two rooms with bunk beds and two bathrooms takes care of the staff's basic needs while an office with a kitchen fuels them for the work ahead.

Warehouse & Upper Staff Lodging: Higher up on the mountain a massive, high ceiling workshop/warehouse with more staff accommodations.

Visit the official website for this property: princesslouisalodge.com

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