Lot 34 on Anarchist Mountain comes with many of the answers already in the ground. More than 3 acres of South Okanagan real estate on sought after Sasquatch Trail, this property combines panoramic lake, valley, and mountain views with something increasingly difficult to find: major infrastructure already in place. For many acreage buyers, the real challenge isn't finding views, it's finding a property where the expensive groundwork has already been completed. Here, it has. A 100 Amp electrical service is installed and metered. The well has been drilled, and the seller reports it as one of the stronger producing wells in the neighbourhood. The septic system is installed. Paved road access leads directly to the lot entrance, marked by a stone post at Lot 34. Most vacant land listings offer potential. This property offers potential with a head start. The building site is a cleared, level plateau framed by mature Ponderosa pine and positioned to capture expansive views of Osoyoos Lake, the surrounding valley, and the Cascade Mountains beyond. Private without feeling isolated. Elevated without sacrificing accessibility. The surrounding South Okanagan lifestyle is close at hand. Spend summer days exploring Osoyoos Lake, visiting local wineries, golfing, hiking nearby trails, or skiing at Mt. Baldy in the winter months. The setting offers the rare balance of mountain privacy and convenient access to the amenities that make this region one of British Columbia's most sought after destinations. Build when you're ready. There is no required building timeline. Secure serviced acreage now and begin planning your custom home on your own schedule, whether that's this season or years from now. The flexibility is yours. Serviced acreage on Anarchist Mountain is difficult to find. Serviced acreage with panoramic lake, valley, and mountain views, a drilled well, installed septic system, 100 Amp electrical service, and no required building timeline is even rarer. Buyers who have spent time researching South Okanagan land understand what those completed improvements represent, not only in cost savings, but in time saved and uncertainty removed. For many, the difference becomes clear the moment they walk the property and see both the view and the infrastructure already in place.
