125 acres of land on the south side of Nipawin along Highway. 35. 61 of the acres is in the RM of Nipawin and 64 acres are in the town limits. Renter farming this parcel says 104 acres are cultivated. The assessed value of $99,500 is for the 61 acre portion only. and it is soil class E. The 64 acres within town limits is zoned C1 and property taxes are paid to the town, 2024 taxes are $1085.00 (town) and $590.00 (RM) The 64 acres portion in the town limits is adjacent to the Coop store, Tim Hortons, Nipawin Vision Centre, Dairy Queen and is just across the highway for the MacDonald's.More details
1 quarter section of farmland with oil surface lease revenue near Forget, SK. This land features great access on the East and South side. There are three oil surface leases which are to be assigned to a Buyer that generate a total annual revenue of $8,900.00. SAMA Field Sheets identify 137 cultivated acres and a SAMA soil final rating weighted average of 38.17. Buyer to do their own due diligence regarding the oil surface leases and the number of farmable acres.More details
This 162-acre pasture quarter is located approximately 15 km southwest of Avonlea. The land is comprised of a clay loam soil texture (Amulet association). SAMA indicates that there are 148 native pasture acres. The quarter is perimeter fenced and has historically relied on natural sloughs as a water source for grazing. Access is seasonal, with the seller currently accessing the property via an adjacent landowner. An efficient, low-maintenance grazing quarter suited to local operators seeking additional pasture.
Farmland & Price Summary
1 parcel
162 title acres (ISC)
SAMA Information
160 total acres
148 native pasture acres
12 wetland/bush acres
$156,300 total 2025 assessed value (AV)
$156,300 average assessment per 160 acres
$150,000 Farmland Price
$924 per title acre (ISC)
0.96 times the 2025 assessed value (P/AV multiple)More details
Amazing Recreational property in the RM of Canwood. This 80 acre parcel can be your own private piece of paradise. Whether it's enjoying Saskatchewan's living skies to watching the abundant wildlife to having your private hunting property. According to SAMA there are 8 cultivated acres and 24 Aspen/Coniferous acres. This property is conveniently located near lots of lakes and the Prince Albert National Park. Approximately 10 acres is rented out to more than cover the taxes.More details
160 acres of productive grainland located approximately 18 miles northeast of Wilkie, SK in RM 409 Buffalo.
This quarter features class 2 thin black Oxbow association soil with a loam texture, gently rolling topography, and moderate stoniness. The land has a soil final rating of 54.6 and crop insurance rating H. SAMA reports 104 cultivated acres, while the owner states 135 seeded acres, with the land considered to be in excellent condition. 2025 SAMA assessed value is $216,200.More details
Good quarter of farmland southeast of Rosthern. 10 acre yard site is not included and has been subdivided. SAMA assessment is 179,100 with 114 cultivated acres and there is potential for more cultivated acres on this property with some bush removal. $460,000 MLSMore details
Prim 1/4 of farm land not far from Saskatoon and 4.8 KM FROM Clavet and 1.6 KM off of #16 highway. This is a very productive 1/4 of land and wide open for farming. With an assessment value of $329,900.00.More details
This is an excellent package of grain land located directly SE of Francis on the north side of the highway. Flat, clay land with no stones. This is a perfect opportunity to add some high quality grain land to your portfolio. The land is ready for the new owner to farm in 2026.More details
A well-located half section in the RM of St. Andrews, approx. five miles northwest of Wiseton,SK. Consists of 320 titled acres across two quarters. The land features heavy clay soils, with SCIC soil classes D and M, and is accessed via excellent heavy-haul roads. SAMA information indicates 320 arable acres and zero waste acres. While SAMA records indicate zero waste acres, portions of the eastern quarter may experience seasonal moisture or standing water in wet conditions. This is a productive, well-managed parcel in a strong agricultural area, with good access and long-term holding potential.More details
If you are looking for recreational land, this might be a great opportunity to own 159.77 acres north east of White Fox, between Tobin Lake and Torch River. North East Saskatchewan is known for great moose, deer, and bear hunting. There are snowmobile trails in the area. This land is only a 21 min drive to Pruden’s Point, 21 min drive to White Fox. Portion of quarter section is adjacent to the grid road and has restricted access due to wet land. Part of the access road allowance to the property was flooded and got built up in winter of 2022 and then grew in with vegetation again. Seller states that a portion of quarter section used to be farmed many years ago. If you like the fun challenge and being up north where further north is the Provincial Forest, this might be an opportunity for you! Call for details today!More details
This quarter section is located 13kms west of Hanley, Saskatchewan.
When the owner previously farmed the land, the property was irrigated, and the land remains adjacent to the irrigation canal, making it a strong candidate for re-approval for irrigation.
Infrastructure is already in place, including underground pipe running from the canal to the pivot point in the center of the quarter, along with a cement pad at the pivot location.
The property consists primarily of cultivated land with minimal waste, offering strong production potential for a wide range of crops.
Farmland & Price Summary
1 parcel
156 title acres (ISC)
SAMA Information
155 total acres
152 cultivated acres
3 wetland/bush acres
$310,000 total 2025 assessed value (AV)
$320,000 average assessment per 160 acres
54.2 soil final rating (weighted average)
$867,000 Farmland Price
$5,569 per title acre (ISC)
$5,704 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
2.80 times the 2025 assessed value (P/AV multiple)More details
Two adjacent quarter sections located 10 km northwest of Choiceland and 95 km northeast of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.
The properties are very well suited for cultivation, hay, grazing, recreation or a combination of all four. With Bedard Creek winding through both quarters, this is very scenic and ideal for grazing cattle or bison, with the added benefit of hunting and passive recreation.
According to assessment records, there are 122 cultivated acres in total across both quarters. It should be noted that a portion of the open land is not currently farmed, with approximately 85 to 90 acres presently under cultivation, indicating additional potential for expansion, with previously cultivated acres easily converted back to cultivation.
For more information go to the Hammond Realty website https://www.hammondrealty.ca/listings/Choiceland-318-acres-Grain-Pastureland-18638More details
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