Alberta, Canada
Turnkey Tree Farm with Year-Round Income. The hard work is Done!
Start earning from day one with this thriving and established tree nursery and Christmas tree farm.
Located on 160 acres, Fir Ever Green Tree Farm is a well-established and thriving operation that offers both Christmas trees in the winter and landscaping trees throughout the spring, summer, and fall. Fir Ever Green Tree Farm is not just a business – it’s a legacy, offering a rare chance to own a fully operational farm that’s been cultivated with care over decades.
This exceptional property includes a charming 4-bedroom bungalow home, two shops, a greenhouse, and a cozy log home, making it the perfect setting for a family-owned business with immense growth potential.
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Why Choose Fir Ever Green Tree Farm?
Starting a business like this in Alberta would take years of effort, but with this farm, you’re stepping into a fully operational, successful business with endless potential.
We strive to contact you within 48 hours.
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