264 Eastside Road

About this home

After 23 years, an iconic Okanagan lakefront estate on Skaha Lake is once again available. Set on three private acres with over 550 feet of coveted shoreline, 264 Eastside Road is a rare legacy property created for grand entertaining, multi-generational living and unforgettable Okanagan summers. Originally designed in 1962 by celebrated Penticton-born Canadian architect Ron Thom for his sister, the 6,744 sq ft main residence has been extensively and thoughtfully renovated while preserving its distinctive character. Copper-framed windows and doors, handcrafted copper railings, vaulted ceilings, walls of glass, rich British Columbia wood and over 2,100 sq ft of decks create a seamless connection to the lake and spectacular valley sunsets. The estate extends well beyond the main residence, with two guest buildings, a 40’ x 40’ vaulted multi-purpose shop, private log chapel, family sports bar, and six-vehicle heated indoor parking. A private kidney-shaped pool with natural rock features and waterfall creates an exceptional outdoor retreat, while a permitted dock provides direct access to the lake. With an outdoor terrace accommodating 150 guests and parking for 50 vehicles, this is a property designed for celebrations, family gatherings and every recreational pursuit. Okanagan-style outbuildings are carefully crafted and permitted, with utilities discreetly placed beneath over 40,000 sq ft of paving stones. Minutes from Penticton’s wineries, restaurants, golf and winter recreation, yet completely private, 264 Eastside Road represents the Okanagan lifestyle at its most extraordinary—a truly singular estate with the scale, pedigree and soul to become your family’s forever home.

Property details

Market read

Only 4 detached homes sold between $2.9M and $4.9M in the South Okanagan in the last 12 months, too few for a reliable median; 23 are listed in that range now.

Across Eastside/Lkshr Hi/Skaha Est, 12 detached homes sold in the last 12 months at a median $1,333,750 ($361 per sq ft), in a median 41 days, at 95.9% of final list price; 16 are listed now.

On the market 15 days under this listing, at its original price. Board records show it was listed before, with at least 628 days on market in total.

Association of Interior REALTORS® MLS® data, as of October 20, 2026. Sales are dated by accepted offer over the last 365 days. The price range is this list price plus or minus 25 percent, for the same kind of home in the same board area. Medians appear only where at least five properties qualify. Price per square foot uses total finished area, above and below grade together, so it is a check on price, not a valuation.

Land and setting

Local government

Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen, in an electoral area outside any municipality, so local land use rules come from the regional district

Zoning

SH3, Small Holdings Three, under the RDOS Okanagan Valley Zoning Bylaw No. 2800, 2022

Parcel

3.08 acres

Agricultural Land Reserve

Outside the ALR

Floodplain

Inside the Okanagan River designated floodplain (provincial designation 93/09, year and month)

Lie of the land

Falls toward the west at an overall 26% grade; 48% of the parcel is steeper than 30%, and the ground changes about 33 m (109 ft) in elevation across it

Parcel area and local government from ParcelMap BC; zoning from the published zoning map of the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen; ALR from the Agricultural Land Commission boundary; floodplains from the Province’s designated floodplain mapping, which is decades old and incomplete, so local governments set flood construction levels and the absence of a designation here is not a clearance. The lie of the land is measured from the Province's LidarBC 1 m bare-earth elevation model, flown in 2024, across the parcel itself; it reads the ground, not the buildings, so banks and retaining walls count as steep ground. None of this replaces a title search, a survey or confirmation with the local government, which is the authority on zoning.

Location

Neighbourhood Access