Selling Online April 24, 2025 - 159 Acres - Andrew, Ab

Not on MLS®

$690,000

For Sale: Land in Andrew, AB

Listing Details

Permitted uses:

• Agricultural
• Pasture/Ranch

Description

Andrew Primer - 159 Acres For Sale - Andrew, AB Selling Online Thursday, April 24, 2025 at 9:00am MDT The Price listed is the Starting Bid. See Website for Updates & Details. https://www.clhbid.com/auctions/andrew-primer/ Less than three miles northeast of Andrew, Alberta, and just a half mile north of Highway 45, ‘Andrew Primer’ packs the punch of big artillery. With its elite soil rating across all 159 acres, your agrologist will tell you to lock the crosshairs and pull the trigger on sale day. Search the Canada Land Inventory soil map, and you will note that ‘Andrew Primer’ sits dead centre on the perch of the best farmland in Lamont County. With tight margins given current commodity prices, grain farmers know better than anyone that the last ten or fifteen per cent of their yield can be the difference in the colour of the ink at the end of the day. With ‘Andrew Primer,’ every acre you pay for will show up for work each spring. This is that perfect add-on quarter for your farm base and does not include any unnecessary or throwaway improvements. Bid on ‘Andrew Primer’ on sale day and take comfort in knowing that as a division of CLHlaw, CLHbid.com will never disclose unsuccessful bidders’ names. If you want this quarter, talk to your bank about giving you the ammo you need to put your name on it; missing this shot means the opportunity is not likely to come up again in your lifetime. ‘Andrew Primer’ is being offered for sale via online escalating tender by CLHbid.com. Please check the website for updates from time to time.

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