Lot 4 is (11.4 acres) the driveway for this lot comes off the end of Sharptail Rd and ends at a grassy potential building site that overlooks the lake. Trails down to the right and the left lead down to the water from the overlook. At 61.93 meters wide, it has the least amount of water frontage of all the lots, but, it is adjacent to the 40-meter wide mandatory dedicated public lake access, which 5 will be left in its natural state by this development. This 40-meter strip will most likely never be developed as access, as Big Bar Lake has multiple excellent lake access points already, and the government restricts itself on what could be done to this 40-meter strip. So, these 40 meters should add to the privacy of lot 4. Lot 4 also has enough Spruce trees on it for logs/lumber to build with. Quite a large area on lot 4 was cleaned of bug killed wood, and reseeded with a grass seed mix, so lot 4 has a nice open-air feeling to it. Some of the gravel used on the Sharptail rd extension and on some of the driveways came from lot 4 near the Big Bar Lake rd.