Lake Front Property for 1 Mile! This land is in pasture now and it offers a very exciting and unique opportunity to develop many many lakefront lots and more. Sellers are offering the NW and the SW quarters of this section which comprise a full mile of lake front property along the East shores of Reid Lake, giving cabin owners gorgeous views of sunsets on the western horizon. Reid Lake is a reservoir created by the construction of the Duncairn Dam across the Swift Current Creek in 1943, depth is 19 metres at full supply level. This land is level to rolly in topography with a reducing elevation running westward toward the lake, which lends itself to a natural lake cottage setting with 2nd or 3rd row lots having excellent views of the lake. The shoreline consistency ranges from smooth sand to some pebbles and small stones to a couple areas having low cliffs and a couple small creeks draining into the lake. Buyers are responsible for doing their own due diligence as to the suitability and costs of development. Red lines showing property lines in the pictures are approximate. Full buyer packages are available upon request for interested buyers. There are a few cabins along the lake already and summer time life and lake recreation flourish at Reid Lake, creating a natural demand for more lakefront development opportunities. Please call for more information. Directions: from Simmie go 3.5 miles North and 1/2 mile West. From here it runs South along the lake for 1 mile. From Swift Current take Hwy 4 for 28km South, turn West on Hwy 343 and go 18km, then 3km South, then 7.5km West.

4 quarters of land for sale in Auvergne RM #76, all contiguous, all available for the 2025 crop year. SCIC rates the NE & NW of 14-07-10 W3 as J and H soil class and can be farmed on the mile going east-west, great for large modern equipment. SAMA reports this 1/2 section as mostly Ardill Soil Association, Soil Texture is mostly Clay-Loam, Topography is nearly level and stones are None to few and there is a dugout on the NW1/4. Seller intends to subdivide the yard from the NE of 1/4 taking about 12 acres. The SE of 15-07-10 W3 and the NE 10-07-10 W3 have SCIC Soil Class of J & K and can be farmed on the 1/2 mile going north-south and this 1/2 section touches the other 1/2 section on a kitty corner allowing transport of your equipment to all 4 parcels. SAMA rates this half section as having a Soil Classification of Ardill, Soil Texture of Clay-Loam, topography has Moderate slopes and slight to moderate stones. SAMA reports a current total of 642 acres but will likely be reduced to approx 630 acres after the yard is subdivided off, and current arable acres of 602 but that could reduce to approx 600 arable acres. Total assessed value is $730,300, no sloughs, 2 dugouts, a creek and no bush coverage. Asking price is $1,199,000 or 1.6times assessment, or $1998 per cultivated acre. Information package available upon request. All Red outlines of land package are approximate.

This is a very productive 2 parcels of land that are not just contiguous but much work has been done to completely clear out the fence line and now it is farmed as 1 parcel. Offering the West 1/2 of 25-50-13 W2 in the RM of Nipawin, they are both wide open fence to fence and flat topography, great for modern large equipment and efficiency in farming. The NW 1/4, according to SAMA is 156 of 159 acres arable, assessed at $192,400, Soil Texture is mostly Loam, average final rating of 44, almost no stones, nearly level topography, and 4-6" of Topsoil. SCIC says the Soil Class is J. The SW 1/4, according to SAMA has 158 of 158 acres arable, assessed at $187,600, Soil Texture is Loam or Sandy Loam, Average Final Rating is 45, almost no stones, nearly level topography, and topsoil depth of ER10. SCIC says the Soil Class is K, both are in the Black-Gray Soil Zone. Total assessment is $380,000, ask price is 2.6 times assessment or $3171 per cultivated acre. Please call for more information, an information package or directions. Land is available for the 2025 crop year, call today...don't delay! Directions: from Nipawin, 8 miles East, 1 mile South.

Excellent parcel of land available for mixed use, it has some land cultivated and some in pasture and hay. SAMA states that there are 85 acres of arable land, 69 acres of pasture land (some of which can be cut for hay) and 6 acres of waste. Soil Association is mainly OXBOW and Soil Texture is mostly LOAM where cultivated and LIGHT LOAM under the pasture/hay. Topography is Nearly Level and Stone rating is Slight, assessed value is $174,000. SCIC gives it a Soil Classification of J, and mineral rights are in the Crown. Asking price is $299,500 or 1.7 X Assessed value or $1872 per acre total. This is very productive and flat farmland in the Black/Gray Soil Zone and would be a great addition to your operation whether you are growing grain or cattle or both. Information package is available on request.