Pierce Farm — Pleasantdale Rm No. 398, Saskatchewan

A rare opportunity exists to purchase a half section of premium farmland in the RM of Pleasantdale, offering the potential to refurbish the existing yardsite and create a dream hobby farm, if desired. This package includes a total of 306.99 titled acres, with approximately 200 acres currently cultivated. In addition, there are roughly 50 acres of pasture and bush that may be suitable for conversion to grain land, subject to buyer verification. The property carries a total assessed value of $469,800, including the yardsite, reflecting the land’s quality and productivity. It is attractively priced at $4,625 per cultivated acre or $3,013 per titled acre. The soil is classified as K, consisting primarily of Whitewood/Waitville loam soil association, with slight stone presence and flat to gently sloping topography. According to SAMA, the land has final ratings ranging from 46 to 71, highlighting its strong production potential. The Naicam region is well known for its fertile soils, favorable weather conditions, and consistently high yields, making it a highly desirable area for both agricultural producers and investors. The land will be available for farming for the 2026 season, with no right of first refusal in place. Buyers or their agents may obtain additional information regarding the yardsite, including the condition of the home and outbuildings, by contacting the listing agent. Buyers will be required to allow access to the land for the leaseholders who farm the leased land (W 1/2 11-40-16 W2) east of the half section. Possession is negotiable; however, the family requests spring access to remove plants and miscellaneous equipment from the yardsite, with all items to be removed by May 30, 2026. As per the seller’s instructions, all offers will be presented on February 20, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. and must be left open until February 23, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Form 917 is in effect. As per the Seller’s direction, all offers will be presented on 02/20/2026 5:00PM. (id:63357)