227 & 228 Pelletier Drive

Lac Pelletier Rm No. 107 Lac Pelletier Rm No. 107 S0N 1T0

Build your dream lake retreat on one of the few remaining deeded vacant lots at beautiful Lac Pelletier! Offered as a package, these 2 deeded lots are ideally situated on the desirable southwest side of the lake, capturing breathtaking views of the water & the surrounding hills. Whether you’re dreaming of a year-round home or the ultimate recreational getaway, these lots offer an exceptional setting for a walkout build, allowing you to maximize the spectacular views. The north lot already has power & includes a furnished “she shed” complete with patio doors & a front deck overlooking the lake & surrounding hills. It’s the perfect place to enjoy your morning coffee, unwind with a book, or simply soak in the scenery while planning your future lake home. The south lot provides the access road to both properties. Backing onto the rolling hills, these lots offer the perfect balance of privacy, natural beauty, & endless outdoor recreation. Bare land at Lac Pelletier is becoming increasingly difficult to find, making this a rare opportunity to secure the only deeded vacant lots currently available. Just a short stroll from the property is a public reserve area with a public boat launch and the opportunity to have your own dock nearby, making it easy to enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, paddleboarding, and everything lake life has to offer. Nearby Lac Pelletier Regional Park features Ona’s Public Beach, a scenic 9-hole golf course, pickleball courts, Hacker’s Lounge, and The Anchor Point Restaurant. Best of all, you’ll enjoy paved highway access all the way from Swift Current to the lake—no gravel roads to travel. Whether you’re looking to build now or invest in your future, this is your chance to relax, unwind, and create the lake lifestyle you’ve been dreaming about. Lac Pelletier is one of southwest Saskatchewan’s premier recreational destinations, offering the perfect blend of relaxation, recreation, and natural beauty just a short drive from Swift Current.