180 acres with diverse topography and frontage on Baronet Passage on West Cracroft Island in the north Johnstone Strait region. Approx. 3447ft of diverse shoreline incorporating a number of bays and peninsulas. A creek flows from the back boundary of the property halfway down into a substantial estuary. A good portion of the eastern boundary fronts a large bay with deep water and the estuary. On the west side there is another substantial bay with great western exposure. Logged an estimated 20+ years ago, there is a mix of naturally regenerated forest with stands of older, more mature growth throughout the acreage. An internal road network was constructed to facilitate the logging and could likely be reactivated. The topography in the internal portions varies from 50 to 500ft above sea level while the shoreline is a complement of high bank and low bank frontage. The creek on the property offers a fresh water source. Zoning would permit subdivision.