Saskatchewan, Canada
This offering presents a total of 562.49 acres across four well-located parcels in the Rural Municipalities of Canaan No. 225 and Coteau No. 255, just minutes from Lucky Lake and Highway 42.
These parcels offer a strong mix of cultivated land, efficient field layouts, and excellent access, making them well suited for a range of farming operations or as an expansion to an existing land base.
160.62 Titled Acres | ~140 Cultivated Acres
Nice, square quarter with efficient farming potential and direct Highway 42 access.
160.51 Titled Acres | ~157 Cultivated Acres
Highly productive parcel with excellent cultivated ratio and strong access.
102.70 Titled Acres (2 Titles) | Fully Cultivated
Part of a larger ~150-acre field historically farmed as one unit.
138.66 Titled Acres | ~109 Cultivated Acres
Versatile parcel with irrigation potential and specialty crop opportunities.
A solid opportunity to acquire quality Saskatchewan farmland in a great agricultural region.
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