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The property located on Block J, District Lot 5834 is .59 acre in size.
Lake frontage on Dominic Lake is 101.27' .
The west side is 233' in length.
The east side is 219' in length.
The back of the property is 98.96'
I inspected the property on July 2. The property is accessible via a rough gravel
road at the rear of the properties. You have a private access road that branches
off the main road by a small gravel pit. There has been no development done to the
subject property over the years. There is parking at the rear of the property where
the property lines are found and a foot path winds through the property to the lake front.
The far corner of the property are all clearly marked. The property is heavily treed
with a good stand of mostly Spruce and Pine. There may be some commercial value
attached to harvesting some of the timber, which would also allow additional sunlight
onto the property.
The lake shore has a lot of brush that would require some cleared to take advantage
of the beautiful view of the lake.
Leading from the lake edge back is a slight grade which steadily increases as you reach
the center of the property. There is several excellent building sites on the property.
Property taxes are unavailable as it is Crown Land.
Zoning is AF-1 Agricultural
Dominic Lake Stats
Dominic is a very quiet fishing lake. there is no forestry site on the lake, and no public access to the lake excess through the small fishing camp located at the south end. Thus the beautiful privacy adds to the enjoyment of the lake. Dominic Lake doesn't have hydro or phone service. However cellular service is good in the area. This is an excellent snowmobiling region, along with excellent hunting and fishing area.
Dominic Lake is located west of the Lac Le Jeune exit. Traveling towards Logan Lake for
approx. 4 - 5 km you will exit on the Mile High-Paska Lake road. Travel up this year round paved road for approx. 8km and you reach Paska Lake. turn to your left on the Dominic Lake road and travel another 8 - 9 km to Dominic Lake.
The Dominic Lake road is a good gravel road but it, is not maintained on a year round basis.
Fishing & Hunting
Moose and Deer are plentiful in the area. (Especially Deer)
Dominic Lake is surrounding by many excellent fishing lakes. Including many 4 x 4 and walk-in lakes that provide excellent fishing, including Face Lake, Big Wyse, Little Wyse, Durrand, Norman, Dairy Lake Chain, Duffy, Beaton, Chunwels, Lac Le Jeune, Fred Lake, Rosemore, Little Forgmore, Big Frogmore, Jacko, McConnell, Stake, McConnell, Lodgepole, Surrey, Sussex,
Bob, Harold, Mildred, Ridge Lakes, Logan Lake, Gump, Tunkwa and Leighton Lakes.
Driving time from:
- Lac Le Jeune exit is approx. 20 to 30 minutes.
- Kamloops is approx. 45 minute drive from Dominic Lake.
- Logan Lake is approx. 20 minutes drive.
- The Fraser Valley is approx. 3 1/2 hours on the Coquihalla Hwy.
- Kelowna would be approx. 2 hour drive.
There is several other alternate routes via the Trans Canada Hwy., from Cheery Creek.
Driving time is approx. 30 to 40 minutes via the Duffy Creek road, and the Greenstone
Mountain road.
For additional information call Bob Dirks at Premier Canadian Properties at 1-866-765-0579
or locally in Kelowna at 250 - 765-0570 or fax at 250 - 765-0577
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