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Tofino Private Revenue Estate

Listing Agents: Logan Wilson, Shane Wilson

Email: lwilson@sothebysrealty.ca, swilson@sothebysrealty.ca

This property is exempt from BC's Speculation & Vacancy Tax as well as Foreign Entities Tax. Contact us for more details.

Unbeatable location, rugged physical beauty. Custom west coast contemporary home on a 0.7-acre waterfront parcel. This palatial estate is minutes from all of Tofino’s downtown amenities.

Hardwood flooring throughout, heated bathrooms and entry areas, wood burning stone fireplaces, cedar doors, casings and baseboards, with views from every room through argon double pane windows. Granite counters in bathrooms with glass and rock showers. In the kitchen, stainless steel appliances and quartz counters. Vaulted ceilings in both the five-bedroom, three-bathroom main suite and in the attached three-bedroom, three-bathroom guest lodgings.

The exterior features hardy plank and cedar siding with post and beam accents, a steel roof, and two hot tubs framed by glass and cedar railings on large decks. Outdoor showers, and a fireplace patio complement the outdoor oasis.

Tucked away downtown and looking out over Duffin Cove, here you are immersed in nature with the convenience of the city steps away.

About Tofino

Tofino is 40 km northwest of Ucluelet, 126 km west of Port Alberni, and 316 km northwest of Victoria. It is located in a geographical region called Clayoquot Sound. With a population of just under 2,000 permanent residents, Tofino welcomes between 750,000 and a million visitors annually. The recognition of Clayoquot Sound by the United Nations as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in January 2000 is the region’s most recent international distinction, recognizing the area as one of unparalleled natural and cultural riches.

Located in a temperate oceanic zone, Tofino has mild winters and summers. The west coast area of Vancouver Island is packed with beaches, parks, and waterfront promenades. Recreational opportunities include surfing, fishing, whale watching, kayaking, camping, hiking, storm watching, swimming, bicycling, and beach combing.

The area is accessible by plane, boat, and most commonly by automobile. The town's core features a myriad of cafes, restaurants, and retailers, in addition to art galleries, a library, an aquarium, marina, and a skate park.

The town is named after the Tofino inlet, which in turn was named after Admiral Vicente Tofino. The Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations have made Clayoquot Sound their home for several thousand years. The current town site of Tofino was officially established in 1909 on the Esowista peninsula. The village of Tofino was first incorporated in 1932. In 1959 a long-awaited logging road was punched through the mountains between Port Alberni and the coast. Today, Tofino is a tourism hotspot with a thriving local economy.

Housing in Tofino is of all ages and styles. Iconic west coast designs intermingle with humble residential and commercial properties. There are a total of 307 dwellings in Tofino, 80.2% of which are owner occupied and 20% are renter occupied. Of these, 54% of houses are single detached, 16% are walk up condos , 11.5% are duplexes, 9% are semi-detached, 6% are row houses, while 3% are Mobile dwellings with the remainder uncategorized.

Residents of Tofino and nearby Ucluelet share schools and services provided by the Alberni School District with instruction all levels K-12 available.