3,752 deeded acres in BC’s Peace Region with approximately 1,200 acres of previously cleared farmland offering redevelopment potential. Includes a building site, strong water resources, multiple access roads, and over $55,000 in annual oil/gas revenue, representing an approximate 2.5% cap rate.
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3,752 deeded acres in the heart of British Columbia’s Peace Region, featuring approximately 1,200 acres of previously cleared farmland that was once in production and offers future agricultural redevelopment potential. The ranch includes an established building site, extensive water resources, and multiple access roads throughout the property. Generating over $55,000 annually in oil and gas revenue, this is a unique large-scale holding suited for farming, ranching, recreation, and long-term investment. 2.5% cap rate from oil/gas revenues.
Located at the northern end of Beatton Airport Road.
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BC’s Peace River Region is one of the province’s most important resource-based economic areas, supported by agriculture, energy, forestry, mining, and transportation infrastructure. The region contains a significant share of BC’s agricultural land base, with strong production in cattle, hay, grains, oilseeds, and forage crops. Oil and gas activity remains a major economic driver, supporting employment, infrastructure investment, service businesses, and recurring surface lease revenues for many rural landowners.
The area benefits from access to Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Chetwynd, Grande Prairie, Highway 97, regional rail corridors, and established energy infrastructure. Large land holdings in the Peace Region are well positioned for farming, ranching, recreation, resource income, and long-term land banking due to the region’s combination of productive soils, low-density settlement, industrial activity, and strategic location near the Alberta border.
BC’s Peace River Region offers year-round recreation across a vast landscape of farmland, forests, rivers, lakes, and rolling foothills. The area is well known for hunting, fishing, ATVing, horseback riding, snowmobiling, camping, hiking, and wildlife viewing. With low-density settlement, large land holdings, and extensive access to Crown land and backcountry areas, the region is highly appealing for outdoor enthusiasts, recreational landowners, and those seeking privacy, space, and wilderness access.
BC’s Peace River Region has a rich history shaped by Indigenous peoples, the fur trade, early exploration, agriculture, and resource development. Settlement expanded as farming and ranching took hold, supported by the region’s fertile soils, open grasslands, and access corridors. Over time, the Peace became one of BC’s most important agricultural and resource regions, with a legacy tied to cattle, grain production, forestry, oil and gas, and the communities built around these industries.
57° 9'4.08"N and 121°22'36.76"W
$3,592 (2026)
A2
Multiple legals - contact listing agent for titles.
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