1837 Shuswap Avenue Lot# 5

Description

Lot 5 at Monashee Light Industrial Park offers 1.84 acres (approx. 1.34 acres net usable) of fully serviced I2 General Industrial land within Lumby’s established and expanding industrial corridor. This well-balanced parcel provides excellent flexibility for building footprint, yard space, and operational flow, making it well suited for warehousing, light manufacturing, fabrication, contractor operations, or distribution uses. Subdivision approval is complete, with servicing and internal road infrastructure underway. Municipal water and sewer will be provided to the lot, along with full underground utilities. The level topography supports efficient site planning, straightforward construction, and practical truck maneuverability. Zoned I2 – General Industrial, permitting a broad range of industrial and service commercial uses including equipment storage, trades facilities, processing operations, and scalable industrial development. Located minutes from Highway 6, offering direct regional connectivity to Vernon, Kelowna, and major Okanagan transportation routes. As serviced industrial land availability continues to tighten throughout the North Okanagan, Lumby presents a strategic and cost-effective alternative with strong long-term growth fundamentals. Construction is progressing well, with significant site preparation complete and paving now well underway as the development continues to take shape. (id:63159)

Property Details

Annual property tax

$0

Brokerage

RE/MAX Vernon

Location Insights

Population

2,063

(2021 Census)

+12.5% since 2016

Density

347.9/km²

Dwellings

861

Median household income

$77,000

After-tax

$70,500

Immigrant population

9.2%

Top countries of origin

• United Kingdom2.9% · 60
• United States of America1.2% · 25
• Netherlands0.5% · 10

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population.

Weather

Nearest station: Vernon

25°C

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Humidity 30%

Wind W 5 km/h

Today

26°

Tonight

14°

Thursday

22°

Thursday night

7°

Friday

21°

Friday night

9°

Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada.