This package includes 8 quarters of grain land in the RM of Fish Creek #402. The Seller of this land is a progressive farmer who has taken good care of the land. The land is available to farm in 2026, or a tenant is available if needed at approximately a 3% ROI.
The land is predominantly loam and sandy loam with soil classifications ranging from G to L. The SAMA stone rating is mostly “none to few” or “slight” and the SAMA topography rating is mostly “level to nearly level” and “gentle slopes”.
There is a yard site located on NW-03-42-28-W2 with a 2 storey house and Quonset.
There is good all-season road access to the land.
Offers to Purchase must be submitted in writing to the Sellers Brokerage by 11:00am on the 27th day of March 2026. Offers to be left open till March 30, 2026 at 1:00pm. Highest or any offer will not necessarily be accepted.More details
This package includes 2 quarters of grain land in the RM of Prince Albert #461. The Seller of this land is a progressive farmer who has taken good care of the land. The land is available to farm in 2026, or a tenant is available if needed at approximately a 3% ROI.
The land is predominantly silty clay loam and sandy loam with a soil classification of F. The SAMA stone rating is “none to few” and the SAMA topography rating is “moderate slopes”.
There is good all-season road access to the land.
Offers to Purchase must be submitted in writing to the Sellers Brokerage by 11:00am on the 27th day of March 2026. Offers to be left open till March 30, 2026 at 1:00pm. Highest or any offer will not necessarily be accepted.More details
This pastureland offering consists of 479 title acres (3 parcels) located northwest of Asquith, Saskatchewan. The land is currently utilized as pasture, as approximately 300 acres could be cultivated, providing future cropping potential.
The property has two sets of steel corrals, making it well-suited for livestock operations. In addition, there is a bored well located on NW 18-38-9 W3, drilled in August 2021. The well is 72 feet deep with a 30-inch casing, rated at approximately 10 GPM, and is equipped with a solar pump, tire bowl, panels, and gate.
The land is currently not rented for the 2026 crop year.
Farmland & Price Summary
3 parcels
479 title acres (ISC)
SAMA Information
480 total acres
415 arable hay/grass acres
65 wetland/bush acres
$544,900 total 2025 assessed value (AV)
$181,633 average assessment per 160 acres
34.9 soil final rating (weighted average)
$950,000 Farmland Price
$1,985 per title acre (ISC)
1.74 times the 2025 assessed value (P/AV multiple)More details
Gravel opportunity in the RM of Invergordon No. 430. This quarter consists of 155.48 title acres with 57 cultivated acres, 49 acres of native pasture and 49 acres of wetland/waste land. Soil association is Oxbow with fine sandy loam texture and a weighted soil final rating of 38.3 (Crop Insurance J). As per SAMA, pasture capacity is 68 AUMs with slough providing a natural grazing water source. The property contains gravel reserves, presenting potential long-term value for contractors, municipalities, or investors seeking aggregate supply.More details
153 Acres with Home & Shop – RM 464 – North of Leask, SK
Mixed farmland opportunity located in RM 464, just north of Leask and minutes off Highway 40.
This 153-acre parcel offers a combination of farmland, hay land, and a 2012 home with outbuildings.
The hay land is currently rented year-to-year at $45 per acre.
Residence
One-and-a-half storey, 1,446 sqft unfinished house, built in 2012, R40 insulation in roof, R20 in walls, 4 ft. crawl space, forced air propane furnace (owned, high efficiency), wood-burning fireplace, and propane tank (rented – Bluewave).
Shop / Workshop (approx. 30' x 24'), cement floor with in-floor heat piping installed, 1.5" styrofoam under concrete, insulated walls.
House and shop are unfinished.
Well: 60 ft. (approximately 2012) with ample water supply
No power, generator and solar battery system included.
Farmland & Price Summary
1 parcel
153 title acres (ISC)
SAMA Information
153 total acres
72 cultivated acres
64 native pasture acres
17 wetland/bush acres
$136,600 total 2025 assessed value (AV)
$142,850 average assessment per 160 acres
37.3 soil final rating (weighted average)
$220,000 Farmland Price
$1,438 per title acre (ISC)
$3,056 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
1.61 times the 2025 assessed value (P/AV multiple)
$219,500 House & Shop
$439,500 Total PriceMore details
425 titled acres located in the RM of Rosemount No. 378 consisting of the SE, NW and NE 36-39-16 W3.
SAMA reports 425 total acres including 114 cultivated acres, 15 acres arable hay/grass, and 274 acres native pasture with the balance wetlands and bush. Weyburn association loam soils with a 59.3 weighted average soil final rating. Native pasture rated at approximately 0.45 AUM per acre.
Yardsite includes 20' × 30' insulated shop (metal siding and roof, concrete floor, 220 power), 30' × 40' arch-rib barn with concrete floor and five box stalls, corrals, two 3-sided livestock shelters and several smaller outbuildings. Two wells including a 70 ft bored well (1987) and 125 ft drilled well (1968). Additional water access from the adjacent lake.
Grain bins are not included and will be removed by the Seller. House is not livable.
Asking price $950,000, including $900,000 farmland value and $50,000 for buildings and improvements, working out to $2,118 per titled acre and 1.60× the 2025 assessed value.
Offers will not be presented until 4:00 PM March 31, 2026 in accordance with the Seller’s Direction Regarding Offer Presentation.More details
Beautiful productive grass in the Missouri Coteau hills south of Moose Jaw. NW quarter is almost all tame hay seeded to a mixture of meadow brome, crested wheat. and cicer milkvetch. This mixture makes very good grassy hay or great for grazing as well. Access is challenging in winter or after a rain. Both quarters are fenced individually and both have dugouts for water. This would make a great addition to your ranch.More details
145.65 titled acres (SW 19-23-3 W2 Ext 1) in the black soil zone located south of Yorkton, SK in the RM of Saltcoats #213 only 1 mile east of Highway #9.
Currently the cultivated land is in tame hay. The land is perimeter fenced with a mix of barb wire and electric with a dugout for water supply. SAMA identifies 125 cultivated acres with soil final rating weighted average of 55.05. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance rating is “J”.
The land is available for a buyer for the 2026 season.
If you are looking for additional land, there is an eight quarter parcel with a yard site nearby listed for sale as well, MLS #SK029585.More details
there are a few more acres seller bought the road allowance to put power to the sight he also put in driveway with a colvert to access the property it is a good piece of land close to last mountain lake there is one slough at the back of the quarter.would be a good development spot or a great recreational property approx 125 acres all due dilligence to be done by buyers/buyers brokerageMore details
This offering presents an exceptional opportunity to purchase one or both of two adjacent quarter sections, totaling approximately 318 acres, located in the RM of Corman Park No. 344, just minutes northeast of Saskatoon. Although each quarter section will be listed separately, they are being marketed together to highlight the unique value of acquiring a large, contiguous land base in a region positioned for long-term urban expansion.
Prime Location in a Major Growth Area
Both parcels fall within the planning boundaries of the Saskatoon North Partnership for Growth (P4G), the regional framework that guides coordinated growth for the Saskatoon region as it moves toward a projected future population of up to 1,000,000 residents. The P4G Official Community Plan identifies these properties as part of Future Urban Growth Areas, indicating that over time they are intended to transition from rural agricultural use into urban-level residential, commercial, or industrial development.
The P4G plan establishes policies for subdivision, interim uses, and infrastructure considerations, creating a clear and structured context for buyers interested in long-term planning or land banking.
Accessibility and Surrounding Infrastructure
The two quarter sections are positioned with frontage along Eagle Ridge Road and benefit from immediate access to Highway 41, offering strong logistical advantages. Current access supports efficient agricultural operations, while long-term connectivity enhances their value as the region urbanizes.
Parcel diagrams from ISC show both parcels as standard, broad, rectangular quarter-section layouts. These diagrams are illustrative and not survey-grade, so buyers are encouraged to verify acreage and boundaries independently.More details
This offering presents an exceptional opportunity to purchase one or both of two adjacent quarter sections, totaling approximately 318 acres, located in the RM of Corman Park No. 344, just minutes northeast of Saskatoon. Although each quarter section will be listed separately, they are being marketed together to highlight the unique value of acquiring a large, contiguous land base in a region positioned for long-term urban expansion.
Prime Location in a Major Growth Area
Both parcels fall within the planning boundaries of the Saskatoon North Partnership for Growth (P4G), the regional framework that guides coordinated growth for the Saskatoon region as it moves toward a projected future population of up to 1,000,000 residents. The P4G Official Community Plan identifies these properties as part of Future Urban Growth Areas, indicating that over time they are intended to transition from rural agricultural use into urban-level residential, commercial, or industrial development.
The P4G plan establishes policies for subdivision, interim uses, and infrastructure considerations, creating a clear and structured context for buyers interested in long-term planning or land banking.
Accessibility and Surrounding Infrastructure
The two quarter sections are positioned with frontage along Eagle Ridge Road and benefit from immediate access to Highway 41, offering strong logistical advantages. Current access supports efficient agricultural operations, while long-term connectivity enhances their value as the region urbanizes.
Parcel diagrams from ISC show both parcels as standard, broad, rectangular quarter-section layouts. These diagrams are illustrative and not survey-grade, so buyers are encouraged to verify acreage and boundaries independently.More details
Quarter section of grain farmland located approximately 6 km south and 0.8 km east of Goodeve, SK in the RM of Stanley No. 215.
The asking price of $350,000 works out to $2,174 per title acre (ISC) and $2,800 per cultivated acre based on 125 cultivated acres as reported by SAMA. This represents 1.28 times the $273,400 assessed value.
The land features Oxbow association soils with clay loam to loam textures. SAMA reports 125 cultivated acres with the balance consisting of sloughs and bush. The property has a Crop Insurance rating of G and a soil final rating of 58.1. Topography is gently rolling with some stones.
The well-treed yardsite includes older outbuildings, a barn, and four grain bins. The grain bins are not included in the sale and will be removed from the property.
Offers will not be presented until 4:00 PM on April 1, 2026 in accordance with the seller’s Direction Regarding Offer Presentation.More details
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