Lise is originally from the Matapédia Vallée on the Gaspé Péninsula in Québec. Lise came to Mayne Island in1973 and worked in several occupations before joining the real estate industry with her husband Glen in 1989. Lise is passionate about Canadian culture and history. Her knowledge of local history gives her insight into the unique lifestyle offered by the Gulf Islands. She was the President of the Mayne Island Community Centre Society for many years and has served with several community organizations and promoted many cultural events over the years.
After years of owning and managing their own real estate company, Lise and her husband Glen were happy to merge their company with Gulfport Realty in June, 2002. You will find Lise to be professional and experienced in a broad range of property related services. Covering all manner of Mayne Island Real Estate, whether it be retirement homes, vacation homes, investment property or just general community information, her local knowledge can really make a difference for you.
This bright and cheery 3 level waterfront home on 0.37 acre built in 1987 with floor to ceiling windows on the south facing waterfront site provide outstanding ocean views of Dinner Bay and Trincomali Channel in this open plan kitchen, dinning and living room area. Step out to the sundeck and watch Orca whales, brilliant sunsets and the ever changing marine traffic making their way to Active Pass. Flight of stairs to the dock ( foreshore license required) and a mooring buoy to easy access to the water and sandy beach at Dinner Bay Park. Varied terrain provides lots of terracing options for gardeners, bench to enjoy life by the ocean on the south side of Mayne Island.More details
This private, 1.78 acre, south-facing property is perched high among mature trees and has spectacular panoramic ocean views. During the day, watch marine vessels of all descriptions travel through Navy Channel and beyond. In the evening, enjoy glorious sunsets over the Salish Sea with Salt Spring Island in the distance. The 1.5 storey home has a warm island feel with fir beams, custom wood-framed windows, sandstone hearth, hardwood floors and a unique charm. In a low-density area of Mayne Island, zoning allows for a guest cottage on the property. There is a spacious workshop, garden, shed, community water, and artesian well for the garden. The home will require some finishing and TLC but the land and the view are prime!More details
South facing home on 0.36 acre property was built in 1981, and has much potential with its 3 BR, 2 bath, 2 level, 1,790 Sf. The first level has a spacious family room and corner nook facing Mainsail Dr., 1 BR, 1 bathroom with washer/dryer. A stairwell connects the upper level with 2 BR, full bath, bright and spacious living room featuring a massive stone-faced hearth, dining room and kitchen area with access to sundeck that wraps around 3 sides of the home. Surfside Park Estates Water System, its own septic system, storage, carport, small greenhouse, and fenced garden awaits your green thumb. Located near the property is a unique public trail that goes from Wood Dale to Glen Echo Rd. A good starter home would be ideal for a family. Well priced, check it out!More details
317 Mariners Way is a Southwest exposed 0.66 acre property located near Village Bay Community Park, Dinner Bay Park, Japanese Memorial Garden and BC Ferry terminal. Some fencing offers privacy and the property is next to a larger acreage that fronts on Merryman Drive. Gently sloping lot, gravel driveway, community water system connected, underground hydro to the building site where a serviced and well maintained Transcend 27' travel trailer purchased in 2019 offers comfy accommodation. A tool shed is constructed with lumber milled from the property, a full wood shed, and some established fruit trees. Enjoy island living now while planning your future home in the Southern Gulf Islands.More details
317 Mariners Way is an extra large southwest exposed 0.66 acre property located near Dinner Bay Park and beach, Japanese Garden and Ferry terminal. Fencing offers extra privacy as does being next to a large acreage at the forested back of the property. Driveway is in with underground hydro to the building site where a serviced 27' trailer purchased in 2019 offers deluxe accommodation. A workshop is constructed with lumber milled from the property, a full wood shed, established fruit trees... this is quality at an affordable price and usable now! Enjoy Island living now while planning your future home on Mayne Island.More details
240 Mariners Way is hidden away within walking distance of the BC ferry terminal, beaches and Dinner Bay Park. This 0.38 acre building lot has much to offer: The driveway is roughed in, power pole installed next to an older camper trailer. A septic system was installed in 1989 and a small storage shed is usable. The property is nicely treed with fir, cedars, maple trees and the water is supplied by the Village Point Improvement District. A building site is private from the road and there is good sun exposure from the south. Use the trailer while you build your sweet cottage in the Southern Gulf Islands. As the only building lot currently for sale on Mayne Island, this listing won't last long!More details
Level building lot 0.35 acre situated in the outskirts of popular Bennett Bay on a quiet country lane. This prime lot offers privacy and quick access to the beaches, park and some of the best kayaking waters on the west coast. A unique green space designated as a park in between the lot and the main road provides further privacy.More details
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