10141 3A Highway Burning Point sits on its own peninsula on Kootenay Lake, one of the largest lakes in BC, 30 minutes from downtown Creston. On 41.12 private acres, a gated drive winds 1 km from the highway through quiet forest, past the guest cabin and shop, to the tip of the point. Open lake sits in front and a calm cove sits behind, with long views down the water and evening sunsets. Inside the 3, 655 sq ft log home, the scale takes over. Some logs are over a metre across, and three timber trusses span the vaulted living areas, all on one level with 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Cool nights are spent by the stone wood fireplace. The kitchen is the heart of the home, with a red tile counter, gas cooktop, seating for six, and a big island with a prep sink, all open to a dining room with lake views on three sides. Mornings start in the screened sunroom off the kitchen, with a vaulted ceiling and doors that close to hold the warmth or open to the lake breeze. Down the hall, the primary suite has a skylight, private deck, and an ensuite with double sinks and a large tiled shower. Glass railed decks sit off the kitchen, dining, and living areas, with stairs down to a huge lower deck, a storm watch platform, and a sheltered cove with a sandy beach, dock, and launch. Guests have a 1, 113 sq ft cabin with two self contained units, and the 3 car garage has a studio suite. Deer and the odd moose wander through, and since the lake does not freeze, Gerrard rainbow trout can be fished all year. (id:203)