Every home and acreage for sale in the Commonage is shown above, straight from the MLS and updated daily. These properties are few and far between. Call or text me at 778-363-0542 and I'll let you know what's coming up.
The Commonage is the rolling, open ranch country south of Vernon, between Okanagan Lake and Kalamalka Lake, on the way to Predator Ridge. It's where you go for acreages, small farms and estate properties with big sky and lake views, just 10 to 15 minutes from town.
The name has deep roots. In 1877 about 28,000 acres here were set aside as a shared "commonage" reserve, used for grazing by the Okanagan (Syilx) people and settler ranchers. The Okanagan Indian Band's rights to it were removed without consultation, and the land was auctioned off from 1893. It's an important part of local history to understand.
Today the Commonage is inside the City of Vernon. Services vary by property: some have municipal water and others rely on wells and septic, so check the details on anything you're considering. Commonage Road also connects you to Predator Ridge and Sparkling Hill.
| Location | South of Vernon, between Okanagan and Kalamalka lakes |
|---|---|
| Home types | Acreages, small farms and estate properties |
| Services | Varies: municipal water on some properties, wells and septic on others |
| Nearby | Predator Ridge (about 3 minutes from the south end), Sparkling Hill, Kalamalka Lake |
| Airport | Kelowna International about 30 minutes |
The Commonage is in School District 22, generally in the catchment for Mission Hill Elementary and Clarence Fulton Secondary, the same schools that serve Predator Ridge. Confirm your address with the SD22 school locator.
| Predator Ridge | About 3 min (1.5 km) |
|---|---|
| Kal Beach | About 9 min (8.5 km) |
| Vernon Jubilee Hospital | About 9 min (8.7 km) |
| Downtown Vernon | About 11 min (9.8 km) |
| Clarence Fulton Secondary | About 14 min (12.0 km) |
| Kelowna International Airport | About 30 min (31.3 km) |
Drive times are estimates without traffic.
South of Vernon, between Okanagan Lake and Kalamalka Lake, on the way to Predator Ridge.
In 1877 about 28,000 acres were set aside as a shared grazing reserve for the Okanagan (Syilx) people and settler ranchers. The land was later auctioned off starting in 1893.
Yes, it is within Vernon city limits.
Some do, and others use wells and septic. Check each property.
About 30 minutes by car.
I'm Sean Phillips, a REALTOR® with Coldwell Banker Executives Realty in Vernon. Call or text me at 778-363-0542 for a tour, a same-day price check or a free home valuation.