




$950,000
Listed by: eXp Realty of Canada Inc. · MLS®
Welcome to 10425 Young Road, tucked into Chilliwack's peaceful Fairfield Island—a half-acre retreat with sweeping views of Mount Cheam and a rural feel just minutes from town. This 2,701 sq. ft. split-entry home offers 6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms across two levels. Upstairs, an open living and dining area flows into the kitchen, with three bedrooms including a primary suite with a walk-in closet. A wrap-around deck and screened porch invite easy outdoor living. The lower level offers a separate entry with a 3-bedroom in-law suite. Outside, apple, plum, and pear trees, grape vines, and a 240-volt wired 600 sq. ft. workshop with a woodstove complete this rare property.
MLS® #
R3161112
Status
Active
Type
Residential
Sub-type
Single Family Residence
Style
Split Entry
Ownership
Freehold NonStrata
Bedrooms
6
Full Baths
2
Half Baths
0
Fireplaces
1
Living Area
2,701 sqft
Main Floor
1,527 sqft
Basement
Yes
Lot Size
23,522.4 sqft
Lot Dimensions
132 x 214
Frontage
132
Year Built
1972
Age
54 years
Structure
Residential Detached
Parking Stalls
1
Parking Type
Open, RV Access/Parking, Side Access
Taxes
$4,139.14/yr
MLS® Area
Fairfield Island
City
Chilliwack
Postal Code
V2P 8C4
Heating
Natural Gas
Fireplace
Gas
Exterior Features
Balcony
View
mount cheam mountain range
Lot Features
Greenbelt, Rural Setting, Wooded
Coordinates: 49.191283, -121.952903 · Map data © Google
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Multiplex potential: on a ~2,185 m² lot, BC’s small-scale housing law requires the municipality to allow at least 4 units (up to 6 near frequent transit), where it applies.
Screening estimate from provincial regulations (TOA station points, B.C. Reg. 263/2023 & 265/2023; small-scale multi-unit housing rules). Distances are straight-line; actual TOA maps are set by municipal bylaw and some parcels (heritage, ALR, exempt areas) are excluded. Confirm with the municipality before relying on it.
In the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR). Non-farm uses, subdivision and additional dwellings are restricted by the Agricultural Land Commission — confirm what you plan to do is permitted before buying.
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ALR from the Agricultural Land Commission via DataBC (point check at the listing’s mapped location). Flood plain is the listing brokerage’s disclosure. Confirm both with the municipality and your lawyer.
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