Rare 126-acre trophy lakefront property on Bridge Lake. 3,280 feet of shoreline. 2 road access points. Zoned for 5-acre parcels outside ALR supports up to 19 subdivided lots. Mature timber stands. Wildlife is abundant, rainbow & kokanee trout. Family estate or boutique lakeside development.
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Paradise Bay Estate is undoubtedly one of the most trophy lakefront acreages available in BC today. Located 4.5 hours from the Lower Mainland and 35 minutes from 100 Mile House, opportunities to acquire a property of this caliber as very rare. Paradise Bay Estate spans 126 unspoiled acres, nestled inside and protected by Crown islands along the western edge of Bridge Lake. Bridge Lake is one of the most popular lakes in the region, located just off of Highway 24—known as the “Fisherman’s Highway”—between Kamloops and 100 Mile House.
The property has two separate road access points, from Bell Road on the north side and Rosia Road on the south. Subdivision potential is a major layer of value for this property, being completely outside the ALR and zoned for 5-acre parcels. The property supports up to 19 subdivided lots, or as single-family waterfront estate property on a generational scale. It is located completely outside the Agricultural Land Reserve (meaning residential development restrictions) and is exempt from Canada’s foreign buyer ban.
The estate boasts over 3,280 feet (1,000 metres) of mixed low and high bank shoreline. East-facing, the lakefront unfolds with rock bluffs, numerous freshwater springs, forested points, and secluded coves, offering multiple prime building sites with sweeping views across protected Crown land and a series of islands. Bridge Lake’s clean waters are celebrated for premier sport fishing, recreational boating, waterskiing, and year-round recreation; with numerous pristine bays, channels, islands (all Crown lands), and secluded coves to explore. Bridge Lake is a large lake, approximately 7 kilometres long and extremely popular among paddle boarders, kayakers and various other watersport recreation.
Another significant layer of value is the timber on the property. Property with mature timber is becoming significantly more challenging to find these days. There is enough timber value on the property to help offset the cost of your future subdivision of the parcel. The land is richly forested with healthy stands of first and second growth fir, spruce, and pine, interwoven with indigenous groundcover and summer wildflowers. Wildlife abounds—this is a known corridor for moose and mule deer, while Paradise Bay itself serves as a breeding ground for loons and spawning habitat for rainbow and kokanee trout. Many waterfowl and shorebirds call Paradise Bay home.
Bridge Lake is one of British Columbia’s premier fishing lakes, with rainbow trout, kokanee, char, and brook trout thriving in its depths. Beyond the water, nearby trails and backcountry routes invite hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding in the spring, summer and fall. Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing define the winter experience. Year-round, star-filled skies, and the sound of silence lead to serene nights on the lake.
With no existing structures and Crown land largely surrounding the property, Paradise Bay Estate is a blank canvas for your vision. Few easily accessible lakefront parcels of this size remain today. Whether you imagine a family retreat, multi-home compound, or boutique development, the property’s scale, setting, and freedom from restriction make it a singular opportunity to claim your piece of British Columbia’s untouched interior.
DL 4274 Bell Road - Bridge Lake, BC
Bridge Lake is situated between several South Cariboo communities:
The community is centered around Bridge Lake and serves as part of the broader Interlakes area, which includes Sheridan Lake, Deka Lake, Lac des Roches, and surrounding rural neighbourhoods. Bridge Lake is a quiet, rural community where residents value space, privacy, and a connection to the land. The area attracts a mix of full-time residents, retirees, ranchers, small business owners, and recreational property owners. Life moves at a slower pace than in larger centres, and many residents are self-sufficient and community-minded.
The area is characterized by large acreages, ranches, hobby farms, lakefront properties and rural residential developments. Land ownership throughout the region tends to be larger in scale, making Bridge Lake popular with those seeking space, privacy and a rural lifestyle. Ranching and small-scale agriculture remain important land uses, while many properties are utilized as year-round residences and recreational retreats.
Local amenities include a general store, elementary school, library, community hall and a variety of small businesses that serve the surrounding area. For more extensive shopping, healthcare, professional services and government offices, residents typically travel to nearby 100 Mile House.
Just 45 kilometres west of Bridge Lake, 100 Mile House serves as the primary commercial and service centre for the South Cariboo. It offers a practical and welcoming atmosphere with a strong rural culture and a long-standing connection to the ranching, agricultural and forestry industries. The community provides a full range of everyday amenities including grocery stores, restaurants, retail shopping, financial institutions, schools, healthcare services, government offices and professional services.
Residents from throughout the region regularly travel to the community for employment, shopping, education and essential services.
Known for its many lakes, including Bridge Lake, Sheridan Lake, Deka Lake, Lac des Roches, Hathaway Lake and Roe Lake, which provide opportunities for fishing, boating, paddling, swimming and wildlife viewing throughout the warmer seasons. Nearby Sheridan Lake is particularly recognized as one of British Columbia's premier fly-fishing destinations.
Enjoy extensive access to Crown land, forest service roads and trail systems for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, ATVing and hunting throughout the region.
Several notable provincial parks are located within easy driving distance, including Green Lake Provincial Park, known for its clear water and beaches, and Marble Range Provincial Park, which offers hiking, backcountry exploration and scenic viewpoints. Big Bar Lake Provincial Park is another popular destination for camping, fishing and paddling.
During winter, enjoy snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and ice fishing throughout the area. Groomed snowmobile trail networks extend throughout the South Cariboo and connect many of the area's communities and recreation sites.
Nearby 100 Mile House further enhances the recreational opportunities with access to the South Cariboo Recreation Centre, the 108 Golf Resort, Centennial Park trails and numerous community sports facilities. Together, Bridge Lake and the surrounding South Cariboo provide four-season recreation centred around lakes, forests, Crown land and provincial parks.
Developed as part of the settlement and ranching expansion that occurred throughout the South Cariboo during the late 1800s and early 1900s, the area's lakes, open grasslands and access routes attracted ranchers, farmers and homesteaders.
The construction and improvement of transportation routes, including what is now Highway 24, supported further growth and connected the community to nearby service centres such as 100 Mile House. Today, Bridge Lake remains a small rural community known for its ranching heritage, large acreages and connection to the broader Interlakes region.
Please see maps and plans included, all boundaries are approximate.
51°30'12.55"N and 120°46'41.97"W
$6,395.75 (2026)
RR2
DISTRICT LOT 4274 LILLOOET DISTRICT EXCEPT PLANS 42541 AND 43651
PID 013-368-133
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