Maximize Your Acreage’s Value: Sell with Confidence

Ready to Move On From Acreage Life? Let’s Make It Count.

Whether you’re downsizing, relocating, or seeking a change, the LorenzTeam is here to help you sell your acreage property for top value—with less stress and more results.

Selling an acreage is unlike selling any other type of property—it’s personal, complex, and full of potential. Whether you’re downsizing, relocating, or simply moving on from rural life, our team is here to guide you through a smooth, strategic sale. From showcasing your land’s unique features to navigating wells, zoning, and everything in between, we bring the local expertise and proven process to help you sell with confidence. Let’s take a closer look at what sets acreage sales apart—and how we can help you get the most from yours.

Unsure where to begin?

Our team will assess your acreage, walk you through key considerations like septic, zoning, and land value, and help you create a plan to list with confidence. Whether it’s your first sale or your fifth, we’ll make sure you feel prepared every step of the way.

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Your Acreage Is Unique. Let’s Market It That Way.

Selling an acreage isn’t like selling a house in town. It takes strategic pricing, specialized knowledge, and targeted marketing to reach the right buyer. From hobby farms to luxury estates, we understand what today’s acreage buyers are looking for—and we know how to make your property shine.

  • Highlight What Makes Your Property Special: Size, privacy, outbuildings, scenic views, or self-sufficiency potential—we know how to showcase the features that matter.
  • Access to a Qualified Buyer Pool: We market directly to acreage-ready buyers in Edmonton, Sherwood Park, Strathcona County, Tofield, and beyond.
  • Customized Staging & Listing Strategy: Acreages require a different approach. We’ll guide you through preparing your property for market—from drone footage to zoning info.

What to Expect When Selling Your Acreage

From well and septic inspections to understanding county-specific zoning and permitting, acreage sales come with extra layers of complexity. That’s where we come in.

We help acreage sellers navigate:

  • Market pricing based on land value, outbuildings, and utility setup
  • Targeted listing strategies for niche acreage types (equestrian, hobby farms, estates, etc.)
  • Buyer due diligence (permits, boundaries, environmental concerns)
  • Timing your listing with peak buyer demand

Practical Considerations When Selling Your Acreage

Selling an acreage is a different ballgame than selling a home in town. There’s more land, more complexity, and more questions from buyers. To avoid surprises and get the best return, it’s important to prepare your property—and yourself—for the process.

Here’s what to keep in mind:

  1. Zoning and Permits
    Buyers will want to know what’s allowed on your property. Is it zoned for animals? Can it be subdivided? Are there any restrictions? Having this information ready up front can make your listing more attractive and avoid delays.
  2. Septic, Well, and Utilities
    Unlike urban homes, rural properties often rely on wells and septic systems. These systems should be inspected and, if possible, certified before listing. Be ready to provide water quality test results, septic maintenance records, and utility info (gas, electric, propane, etc.).
  3. Property Boundaries
    Many buyers will ask about fencing, easements, and exact lot lines. If you haven’t done a recent survey, now’s a great time to consider one—it can help build buyer confidence and streamline the closing process.
  4. Outbuildings and Land Use
    From barns to workshops to greenhouses, every outbuilding adds value—but only if buyers know what they’re getting. Make a list of features, square footage, and any upgrades or repairs you’ve done. Highlighting usage options (e.g., hobby farming, equestrian, storage) adds even more value.
  5. Access and Road Maintenance
    Buyers will want to know who maintains the roads (private vs. municipal), whether there’s year-round access, and how snow removal works. These little details can influence decisions—so having answers ready is key.
  6. Curb Appeal… But Bigger
    First impressions still matter—only now it’s across 1, 5, or even 20 acres. Trim trees, mow grass, tidy outbuildings, and make pathways visible. If buyers can picture themselves on the land, you’re already halfway to a sale.

We Know Acreages

With decades of experience in rural and acreage real estate, the LorenzTeam knows how to position your acreage to attract qualified, serious buyers. Our in-depth knowledge of Strathcona County, Tofield, Beaver County, and surrounding areas ensures your listing speaks directly to what local acreage buyers want—and what they’re willing to pay for.

Client Testimonials

Greg Litwin of the Lorenz Team was our Realtor recently. He was professional in all aspects of helping us sell our acerage and then helping us down size to a condo. He presented a complete marketing package, excellent drone pictures of our home, walked us through every detail and took the initiative when an issue arose that solved our problem overnight. We highly recommend Greg and the Lorenz team and so appreciate the great care he took with us.

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Thinking of Selling Your Acreage? Let’s Talk Strategy.

Selling an acreage property is different than selling in town—and we’re here to make sure you get it right. Book a free consultation with our acreage experts today and discover how we can help you maximize your return.