$2,860,000
818 Brassey Place, Vernon
3 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 4,647 sq. ft. · MLS® 10387161
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Predator Ridge, Vernon homes for sale and area guide
Predator Ridge is a resort community in the Commonage highlands of the City of Vernon, about 10 km south of Vernon's centre between Okanagan and Kalamalka lakes. The City's 2016 neighbourhood plan covers 480 hectares with two 18-hole golf courses and up to 2,120 homes and resort units.
In short
- Predator Ridge is part of the City of Vernon, in the Commonage highlands in the southwest of the City.
- Predator Ridge is about 10 km south of Vernon's centre.
- The speculation and vacancy tax does not apply at the Predator Ridge resort.
- The 2016 neighbourhood plan covers 480 hectares and allows up to 2,120 homes and resort units.
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- Municipality
- City of Vernon
- Plan area
- 480 hectares
- Planned units
- 2,120
- Golf
- Two 18-hole courses
- Water
- Greater Vernon Water
- Speculation and vacancy tax
- Does not apply
Each figure for Predator Ridge is explained, with its source, below.
Is Predator Ridge part of Vernon?
Yes. The City of Vernon's neighbourhood plan places it in the southwest of the City, in the Commonage highlands, and describes it as annexed to the City.1
Where is Predator Ridge?
About 10 km south of Vernon's centre, with Ellison Provincial Park to the west and Sparkling Hill Resort to the north.1
Does the speculation and vacancy tax apply at Predator Ridge?
No. The Province lists the City of Vernon as a taxable area but states that the Predator Ridge resort is not part of it.2
How big is Predator Ridge planned to be?
The 2016 plan covers 480 hectares and allows up to 2,120 homes and resort units, with about 160 hectares of it the Predator and Ridge golf courses.1
Where does Predator Ridge get its water and sewer?
The Greater Vernon Water Utility supplies it through booster stations and reservoirs, and it drains to the City's trunk sewer; reclaimed water irrigates the golf courses and boulevards.1
Sources
- City of Vernon, Predator Ridge Neighbourhood Plan (2016).
- Province of BC, Taxable areas for the speculation and vacancy tax.
- Statistics Canada, Population and dwelling counts, 2021 Census (Table 98-10-0002-01).
Statistics Canada, BC Assessment, the Province of BC and local government, read 27 September 2026.
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