Private 14.14-acres just outside Lundbreck, AB featuring a cozy 4-bdrm home, heated outdoor pool, multiple outbuildings, and fenced, cross-fenced land. A long private driveway, mature aspens and virtually no immediate neighbours create a peaceful setting with beautiful foothill and mountain scenery.
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Set on 14.14 acres just outside the community of Lundbreck, this picturesque country acreage offers an exceptional combination of privacy, accessibility, history and classic Southern Alberta scenery. Tucked away at the end of a long private driveway and surrounded by mature golden aspens, the property feels remarkably secluded, with essentially no immediate neighbours, while still offering convenient access to the Crowsnest Pass, British Columbia, Montana, Lethbridge and Calgary.
The property is fenced and cross-fenced and well suited to horses, livestock or a small hobby farm. Three wells, a dugout and numerous outbuildings provide excellent utility, while a detached double garage and additional storage add further practicality. The mix of open ground, mature trees and sheltered areas creates a beautiful and private setting with impressive views of the surrounding foothills and mountains.
At the heart of the property is a quaint and inviting approximately 2,039 sq. ft. home with four bedrooms, natural woodwork, a wood-burning fireplace and comfortable open living spaces. A large wraparound patio extends the living area outdoors, while the heated outdoor pool creates a unique retreat during the warmer months.
The residence also carries an interesting piece of local history. According to a 1994 Lethbridge Magazine article, the home was originally constructed in the 1930s by noted log builder Jack Morden in the Livingstone Range near Lundbreck Falls and was regarded as one of his finest homes. Decades later, John and Janet Gascoyne purchased and restored the residence, preserving an example of the region’s early log-building tradition and craftsmanship.
The location is equally appealing from a recreational standpoint. Lundbreck Falls and the Crowsnest River are nearby, with excellent access to fishing, hunting, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking and extensive backcountry recreation throughout the Crowsnest Pass and Castle region.
Whether envisioned as a family acreage, recreational base, horse property or quiet rural retreat, this property offers a rare combination of seclusion, character and convenience. With excellent water resources, usable land, substantial storage, mountain scenery and a home with genuine local history, it captures the appeal of rural living in one of Southern Alberta’s most scenic and well-connected areas.
2127 Township Road 74A - Lundbreck, AB
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Lundbreck is strategically located in southwestern Alberta along the Highway 3 corridor, providing access to a surprisingly diverse regional economy. Pincher Creek serves as the primary commercial and service centre for the surrounding agricultural area, with employment supported by ranching and farming, energy, construction, tourism, retail, health care, education and public services. Agriculture remains a major economic driver throughout the Municipality of Pincher Creek, while the area's strong winds have also supported significant investment in wind-energy development.
To the west, the Crowsnest Pass provides additional employment and services, while Highway 3 continues into southeastern British Columbia and the Elk Valley, one of Canada's most important mining regions. Elk Valley Resources operates four large steelmaking-coal mines in the Elk Valley and employs approximately 5,500 people and contractors, creating substantial employment opportunities in skilled trades, heavy equipment operation, engineering, maintenance, transportation and professional services. The mining industry also supports a broad network of contractors and secondary businesses throughout southeastern British Columbia and the broader Highway 3 corridor.
The property's location therefore offers the advantages of rural living while remaining within reach of several different employment markets. Residents can access opportunities in Pincher Creek and the Crowsnest Pass locally, the Elk Valley mining industry to the west, and larger commercial centres such as Lethbridge and Calgary farther east and north. Combined with tourism generated by Waterton Lakes National Park, Castle Provincial Park, the Crowsnest Pass and the region's extensive outdoor recreation, the area benefits from an economy that extends well beyond traditional agriculture.
The Lundbreck and Crowsnest Pass region has a long history shaped by ranching, transportation, coal mining and the development of southwestern Alberta. Ranching and agriculture became established throughout the foothills in the late 1800s, taking advantage of the area's native grasslands, sheltered valleys and access to water, and continue to form an important part of the region's identity today.
The arrival of the railway transformed the area by connecting southern Alberta with the Crowsnest Pass and southeastern British Columbia. Communities along the Highway 3 corridor grew as transportation, coal mining and resource development expanded, while nearby Pincher Creek developed as an important agricultural and service centre for the surrounding countryside.
Lundbreck itself has retained its small-town character and strong connection to the surrounding ranching landscape. Nearby landmarks such as Lundbreck Falls, the Crowsnest River and the historic communities of the Crowsnest Pass reflect a region where settlement, agriculture, rail transportation and resource development have been closely intertwined for well over a century.
49°35'22.26"N and 114°10'25.92"W
$4,128 (2026)
Rural Recreation
MERIDIAN 5 RANGE 2 TOWNSHIP 7 SECTION 26 THAT PORTION OF WEST HALF WHICH LIES TO THE NORTH OF THE RAILWAY ON PLAN RW 84 TO THE SOUTH OF THE NO. 3 HIGHWAY ON PLAN 6342JK AND TO THE EAST OF THE ROADWAY ON PLAN 1006Q CONTAINING 5.57 HECTARES (13.78 ACRES) MORE OR LESS EXCEPTING OUT OF THE SOUTH WEST QUARTER: THE MAIN HIGHWAY 0.081 HECTARES (0.2 ACRES) MORE OR LESS. EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS AND THE RIGHT TO WORK THE SAME.
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