ABOUT PRITCHARD

Pritchard sits on both banks of the South Thompson River, about 25 minutes east of Kamloops on the Trans-Canada and about 10 minutes west of Chase. It is a working rural community: hay fields and ALR farmland on the flats, acreages and riverside lots along the water, and a community store, post office and gas on the highway.

Most buyers come for space and the river. Lots run from small riverside parcels to larger ranch holdings, and most are on wells and septic, so water is the first thing to check on any Pritchard property.

I have sold rural property around Kamloops for 9 years, after 18 years in construction, and I walk every Pritchard acreage with the building and the water system in mind.

PRITCHARD LISTINGS



Pritchard
 Neighbourhood Guide

Practical answers on the river valley lifestyle from a REALTOR who understands the South Thompson corridor market, the nearby valley acreages, and the community's rural character.

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01.

Where is Pritchard?

Pritchard is an unincorporated community straddling the South Thompson River, about 20 to 30 minutes east of Kamloops on the Trans-Canada, and roughly 10 minutes west of Chase. A back road climbs north from Pritchard to Pinantan Lake, though the usual route to Pinantan is Paul Lake Road from Kamloops.

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Who lives in Pritchard?

People who want farm and rural acreage in the river valley with an easy run into Kamloops or out to the Shuswap. It is a residential and agricultural community, farming and ranching country, with a quiet pace.

03.

What is the lifestyle like?

River-valley rural living. The South Thompson is right there for canoeing, fishing, and wildlife, including the trumpeter swans that winter on the river. The historic 1920s wooden bridge is the heart of the community, with a small beach beside it, and there is a community store and gas just off the bridge.

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What are the properties like?

Rural acreage, farm and hobby-farm property, and riverside lots. Much of the valley land is agricultural.

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Schools and services

Pritchard has a community store, post office, and gas, with full services in Kamloops about 20 to 30 minutes west, or Chase about 10 minutes east.


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Things to Do & See

South Thompson River at Pritchard Provincial Park, Pritchard BC

Pritchard Provincial Park, riparian habitat and canoeing on the South Thompson

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Parks and trails near Pritchard BC

Pritchard Provincial Park overview (parks and trails)

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Outdoor recreation in the Kamloops region near Pritchard BC

Tourism Kamloops, regional things to do

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Chase Chamber and Visitor Centre, about 10 minutes from Pritchard BC

Chase Chamber and Visitor Centre, about 10 minutes from Pritchard

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Communities Near Pritchard

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Pritchard BC

WHAT MOST PEOPLE DO NOT THINK TO ASK

On river-valley acreage, water source, ALR status, and flood and bank considerations near the river are the things to check first. After 18 years in construction I know what is worth a closer look. (Jeremia is not a licensed home inspector. A qualified professional inspection is always recommended before any purchase.)


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Jeremia
Huxley
REALTOR®
9
Years in Real Estate
18
Years in Construction
BC
Pinantan Lake

Focusing on rural and acreage properties around Kamloops, including Pritchard. He has 18 years of construction experience and 9 years in real estate, and the two have overlapped for most of that time.

250-571-0379

Stonehaus Realty Corp.


Frequently Asked Questions

Practical answers about buying and selling in Pritchard.

About 20 to 30 minutes east on the Trans-Canada, and about 10 minutes from Chase.

Rural acreage, farmland, and riverside lots.

Yes, the community straddles the South Thompson River.

Much of the valley land is agricultural. Confirm the specific parcel before you offer.

Rural real estate blog, Kamloops Country Real Estate

REAL ESTATE INSIGHTS

Buying or selling rural property raises questions that city listings never do: wells, septic, who plows the road, what the ALR allows.

The blog takes them one at a time, in plain language, from someone who has lived on rural property since 2008.