Remember when the night sky actually had stars in it? Ompah still does. These 6.4 acres sit under some of the darkest skies in southern Ontario, the kind where the Milky Way shows up over the campfire without anyone asking, and the loudest thing after dark is the fire itself.
The daytime story is just as good. The building site is already cleared, and hydro already crosses the property, so powering a trailer, cabin, or future build doesn't start with a five-figure servicing bill. Park the rig this summer, build when you're ready, or hold it as your base camp in the highlands.
Five minutes down the road, Palmerston Lake brings the sand beach and public boat launch. A public road allowance at the end of Lake Rd runs straight down to the water, an easy spot to drop a kayak. Hundreds of kilometres of ATV and snowmobile trails cross the area, and the lakes and rivers around Ompah keep anglers and paddlers busy in every season.
The practical picture: hydro distribution line on the property, cleared building site, and frontage on Sunset Strip Lane, a privately maintained lane. Days on the water, machines on the trails, and nights under more stars than you've seen since you were a kid.
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