An exceptional opportunity in Oyama, this 10-acre property is prime for agri-tourism and diversified income generation, with A1ta (Agri-Tourism Accommodation) zoning. This designation unlocks a range of permitted uses, allowing an owner to operate a bed and breakfast, RV park, agricultural venture, and guest accommodations, with the added ability to introduce a second dwelling or carriage home. This is a property designed around multiple revenue streams already in place. A 10-site RV park generates reliable seasonal income, while over 2 acres of producing apple orchard are leased annually. An additional 3.6 acres of usable land present clear upside for vineyard development, expanded orchard production, or curated agri-tourism experiences such as farm-to-table or event-based use. The residence has been configured with flexibility. Spanning over 4,300 square feet, the home naturally separates into owner-occupied living and guest-oriented space. The upper level has been updated to function as a comfortable primary residence, featuring a kitchen, open living area, and expansive patio designed to take in the surrounding landscape and lake views. Three bedrooms plus a den are located on this level, including a private primary suite with a sitting area, fireplace, and ensuite. The lower level operates independently, with four guest-style bedrooms, each offering exterior access and ensuite capability, an ideal setup for short-term rental or bed and breakfast use. A summer kitchen and separate access points further enhance efficiency. Positioned between Kalamalka and Wood lakes, the property benefits from strong tourism demand while maintaining privacy and space. A cabin located on the lower portion of the land introduces additional potential for rental or staff accommodations. This offering is a scalable agri-tourism platform, one that combines existing income and future development potential, in a location where supply of such properties is extremely limited. (id:21321)