Great pointers on this type of property which I really like. I'd like to see more drone footage of these properties as well! If that was yours in the video I am jealous lol. Keep up the good content it has come a long way!
The smaller acreages are nice for sure, gotta be a bit careful with the drone footage of private properties. Thanks, I have recently changed editing software, still learning but seeing some improvements!
What great points to consider! The most important point for me is how far to the nearest health care center. Oh, and to get something good for snow removal. I lived on an acreage for 20 years without that. Great idea to have a realtor who lives on one!
@@CochraneAlbertaRealtor @CochraneAlbertaRealtor thankfully we had a great 4x4 SUV and helpful neighbors for when it was really deep. That's another point to consider about acreage living - a wonderful community!
Absolutely, that is like winning the lottery. Getting lucky with great neighbours is huge. Meeting them or chatting with them while out viewing properties can really help.
Traditionally more acreages are on the market in the spring/summer. Heading into winter interest in acreages slows and as such many sellers pull their listings off. In terms of a buyer, as long as you can see whats on the ground, you can potentially get a bit of a better deal in the late fall and winter. As those sellers are likely more motivated if they keep the listing active. Hobby farm sizes, you will want at least 5 aces in most of the areas around Calgary, that way you can have some small amount of livestock. Over 10 acres can also be zoned AG in a few of the areas, which gives a bit more flexibility in terms of permits and outbuildings.
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Great pointers on this type of property which I really like. I'd like to see more drone footage of these properties as well! If that was yours in the video I am jealous lol. Keep up the good content it has come a long way!
The smaller acreages are nice for sure, gotta be a bit careful with the drone footage of private properties. Thanks, I have recently changed editing software, still learning but seeing some improvements!
@@CochraneAlbertaRealtor let me know what your using for editing software maybe it's the same ones I use for my other RUclips channels.
What great points to consider! The most important point for me is how far to the nearest health care center. Oh, and to get something good for snow removal. I lived on an acreage for 20 years without that. Great idea to have a realtor who lives on one!
I have no idea how you went 20 years without good snow removal!
@@CochraneAlbertaRealtor @CochraneAlbertaRealtor thankfully we had a great 4x4 SUV and helpful neighbors for when it was really deep. That's another point to consider about acreage living - a wonderful community!
Absolutely, that is like winning the lottery. Getting lucky with great neighbours is huge. Meeting them or chatting with them while out viewing properties can really help.
I want acreage around foothills county 😊 soon!
Yes! Foothills county is beautiful!
what's the best season to buy an acreage and the size if 1 hour from the city as a hobby farm and summer vacation house? Thanks
Traditionally more acreages are on the market in the spring/summer. Heading into winter interest in acreages slows and as such many sellers pull their listings off.
In terms of a buyer, as long as you can see whats on the ground, you can potentially get a bit of a better deal in the late fall and winter. As those sellers are likely more motivated if they keep the listing active.
Hobby farm sizes, you will want at least 5 aces in most of the areas around Calgary, that way you can have some small amount of livestock. Over 10 acres can also be zoned AG in a few of the areas, which gives a bit more flexibility in terms of permits and outbuildings.