Detailed Description
Selling ONLINE March 25, 2026. 'The Drayton Corridor' will be offered for sale by CLHbid.com by way of ONLINE electronic tender in 2 Parcels from 9am-10am MDT.
The price listed is the Starting Bid for Parcel 1 - see website for Details & Starting Bids.
https://www.clhbid.com/auctions/the-drayton-corridor/
Drayton Valley, Alberta offers a rare opportunity where productive land, strong industry, and an exceptional quality of life come together. The region has a long-standing reputation for successful farming and ranching, supported by reliable growing conditions and well-established agricultural services. Beyond agriculture, Drayton Valley benefits from a diversified and resilient economy anchored by the oil and gas and forestry sectors, creating strong job opportunities, ongoing development, and a balance between rural living and economic strength that continues to drive long-term demand for land. With a quaint charm and small-town atmosphere, Drayton Valley is dynamic and vibrant community that also offers an abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities.
‘The Drayton Corridor’ is comprised of two Parcels with a combined total of 309 acres. With Surface Lease Revenue projected to exceed $10,000 in 2025, this additional income stream adds to the land’s agricultural value. The combination of productive acres and steady lease revenue makes the property appealing to both operators and investors seeking dependable returns.
Parcel 1 consists of 149 acres and offers great access from three sides. This Parcel is fenced and has been primarily used for pasture. Reviewing the Alberta soil map, Parcel 1 offers acres for farm production, and the new owner will have a wide offering from an agricultural perspective. Located 14 minutes on good roads to the Drayton Valley Tim Hortons, Parcel 1 is one mile south of Highway 39 on Range Road 62, and Township Road 490 runs along the northern property line. Range Road 62B can be found on the west side and connects to a road proceeding east into the quarter. Parcel 1 boasted $2,200 in annual Surface Lease Revenue in 2025. Recreational enthusiasts should take note that Buck Lake Creek Natural Area is situated to the south; saddle the horse or start the snowmobile at the doorstep.
Parcel 2 is comprised of a full 160 acres, with no subdivisions out of the quarter. This is a great offering for ranchers or farmers looking for good land that drains well to the west. Parcel 2 offers an incredible $8,000 in annual rent in 2025. Positioned at a high point in the community, grow crops, get the silage pit filled, make bales, or run fancy cows on this quarter. The fences are in order, and a small corral system is adjacent to the country road.
Positioned less than a half mile north of Highway 39, Range Road 64 runs along the eastern boundary. This quarter measures at the top of the county for quality and the North Saskatchewan River can be found three miles to the west. For east of livestock water management, there is a dugout towards the west side of the quarter. Whether looking to purchase a leader from an agricultural perspective, or buy and hold for investment, Parcel 2 is a quick 10-minute drive to Mr. Mikes in Drayton Valley, or an hour and a half drive to Rogers Place to catch an Oilers game.
‘The Drayton Corridor’ is being offered for sale utilizing CLHbid.com’s Universal Close, allowing buyers the flexibility to purchase either Parcel individually or both together to assemble the full 309 acres; bidding will remain live on both Parcels until the very end. Positioned in a region defined by productivity, employment stability, and growth, ‘The Drayton Corridor’ represents a well-rounded opportunity in one of Alberta’s most balanced rural markets.
‘The Drayton Corridor’ is being offered for sale via online escalating tender by CLHbid.com. Please check the website for updates from time to time.