Cash crop
Shamrock, Saskatchewan

Listing Remarks

'Legacy Move' will be offered for sale by CLHbid.com by way of online electronic tender on July 9, 2025 from 9am-10am CST in 9 Parcels. The price listed is the Starting Bid for Parcel 7 - see website for Details & Starting Bids.
https://www.clhbid.com/auctions/legacy-move/

‘Legacy Move’ is made up of a combined total of 2,238 acres selling as 9 Parcels, located less than 5 miles northwest of Shamrock, Saskatchewan. Buyers will have the choice to purchase one or more Parcels or acquire the entire assemblage with CLHbid.com's exclusive En Bloc bidding option. Many areas in Western Canada are already boxed in and offer little chance to expand, but ‘Legacy Move’ presents a core assemblage to start a new agronomic adventure and continue to grow. These are wide-open acres that are ready to produce.
The Strauch family have been proud stewards of the land since 1929. Their multi-generational legacy in the area is a testimonial to the hard-working men and women who dedicate their lives to feeding the world and the new owners will have an opportunity to be part of this legacy on July 9th. The Strauch family have a stellar reputation in the Angus cattle business and before retirement, they managed this land base as a vibrant 250 cow-calf operation. The extensive infrastructure, ample water, and good fences align correctly to be attractive for any rancher. Mile long fields play out in every direction from ‘Legacy Move’ and perhaps 80’ air drills with huge bushel expectations will be written into this incredible assemblage’s next chapter.
With the bulk of the work already done, this turn-key operation is ready for the next owner right out of the gate. 'Legacy Move' is located 5 miles northwest of Shamrock Saskatchewan, 1 hour east of Swift Current, and 1 hour and 10 minutes west of Moose Jaw, offering great access to markets. These exceptional Parcels are situated a mere 30-minute drive south of the TransCanada highway and just north of secondary Highway 363.
Parcel 1 has significant infrastructure in place with close to a century’s worth of building and improvements; this yard provides the sure-footing necessary for super-B trailers and cattle liners to move with ease year-round. Water is secure with the Gravelbourg aquifer supplying water via pipeline to the farm and the pump house is well set-up to manage the homes as well as the stock waterers.
The main residence was built in 1984 and is approximately 1,480 sq ft with energy-efficient, one-foot-thick walls, a heated, attached garage, and numerous completed renovations. There is a back-up, natural gas generator for the home offering peace of mind, as well as a second farmhouse on the property that was built in 1964. There is a heated shop, a large Quonset, two sizeable barns with power and water, a cold storage building, a She-Shed with power, and a fully set-up cattle-yard.
On the Closing Date, the Easement Agreement (with respect to the shared driveway access) and the Encroachment Agreement (with respect to the boundary line near the fence and Quonset) will be assigned to the high bidder.
Parcel 2 is an east-west half section that is comprised of 319 acres. There are fences in place as well as a sizeable dugout, and access can be gained on the eastern boundary. Parcel 2 is located immediately north of Parcel 1 and if combined with Parcels 1 and 3, would make an excellent four-quarter block with several acres ready to be converted to arable farmland.
Parcel 3 is made up of 160 acres and is located immediately west of Parcel 1. Access can be gained via the RM road that runs the length of the southern boundary, and Parcel 3 offers some fences, a dugout, and a shelterbelt that runs east-west along the southern boundary of the quarter. If purchased in combination with Parcels 1 and 2, the new owner will possess a great four-quarter block of land with several acres ready to be