Turkey farm north east of Ponoka
Ponoka, Alberta, Canada
Characteristics
Characteristics
Description
Location:
- Located northeast of Ponoka, directly on a paved Higway
- Well-accessible and strategic location with easy access for heavy equipment
Yard and terrain:
- Total area: 78 acres (approx. 31.5 ha)
- Well-drained, fertile soil, mostly used as arable land
- Paved yard with gravel roads, ideal for heavy transport and low maintenance in spring
- Surrounded by a large windbreak and beautifully landscaped yard
House:
- Built in 1982, with an extension in 1995
- 2 floors + fully finished basement
- 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
- Renovated kitchen, large dining room, multiple living and family rooms
- Master bedroom with access to an upstairs terrace
- Practical back entrance with access to office, ideal when returning from the stables
- Beautiful, quiet garden with picnic areas, vegetable garden, and fire pits
Stables:
- 4 turkey barns: 1 starter barn + 3 grower barns
General impression:
- Well-maintained property with great attention to detail
- Move-in ready and suitable for both professional turkey farming and comfortable family living
We strive to contact you within 48 hours.
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