7419 Twp Rd 514, Rural Parkland County, Alberta T7A 2A3

76.78 Acres farm close to Drayton Valley and currently run as a mixed / sheep farm. What a fantastic opportunity to get into farming! You can choose any livestock you prefer, like horses, goats, chicken, just to name a few options. Currently run as a mixed farm with grain, chicken, and sheep. When it comes to smaller livestock, a flock of sheep is an excellent choice for beginners, hobby farmers, and additional income streams for existing farms! You can raise them for meat, milk, and wool. Plus, they do an excellent job with vegetation control. Fences are important when you run livestock and this land is all fenced with woven wire field fence as that provides a strong and safe solution. Perimeter fenced and cross fenced.The large part of the barn is a 94’ x 100’ pole barn and attached is a heated 50’ x 34’ pole barn. Both are approx. 5 years old and ongoing being build. Attached to the large barn is a lean-to and chicken coop.The home is built from two 7-unit camps put together for the three-bedroom, one bathroom house. Both units are from May 2003 and made into one cozy home. Heated by propane and efficient. Each unit is 12' x 54'. Water is from a newly drilled well which has lots of water. No softeners needed. The well supplies the water for the house and the barns.All appliances currently in the house and barn are included “as is.”If you are interested in buying this farm lock, stock and barrel that might be an option. This price is for the buildings and land only and does not include the sheep the owner currently has. Give your Realtor a call to discuss! (id:27476)

This farm property is being offered for sale with freehold ownership. It spans 76.78 acres and is situated near Drayton Valley, presenting an excellent opportunity for individuals interested in entering the farming industry.

For those looking to start small, a sheep farm is an ideal choice, particularly for beginners and hobby farmers. Sheep can be raised for meat, milk, and wool, and they also serve as effective vegetation controllers. The entire property is enclosed by woven wire field fencing, ensuring a secure environment for the livestock.

The farm is currently home to approximately 500 ewes, with the farmer selling the live lambs at around 75 lbs. to Spruce Grove, from where they are further transported to Ontario. This aspect of the business presents a lucrative opportunity for potential buyers.

Structurally, the property features a 94' x 100' pole barn, along with a heated 50' x 34' pole barn, both of which are relatively new and still under construction. Additionally, there is a lean-to and chicken coop attached to the larger barn, providing ample space for various farming activities.

The residential component of the property consists of a three-bedroom, one-bathroom house, which was constructed by combining two 7-unit camps. Heated by propane, the house is highly efficient and comfortable. Water is supplied by a recently drilled well, which yields an abundant supply of water without the need for softeners. The well caters to the water needs of both the house and the barns. Furthermore, all existing appliances in the house and barn are included in the sale.

For interested buyers, there is also the option to purchase the farm in its entirety, including all assets and equipment. Those considering this opportunity are encouraged to contact their Realtor to further explore this possibility.

Additional details about the property include its address at 7419 Twp Rd 514 in Rural Parkland County, Alberta, with a postal code of T7A2A3.