Cash crop
Edmonton, Alberta

Listing Remarks

'Cream Of The Crop' will be offered for sale by CLHbid.com by way of online electronic tender on Feb 4, 2026 from 9am-10am MST in 3 Parcels. The price listed is the Starting Bid for Parcel 2 - see website for Details & Starting Bids.
https://www.clhbid.com/auctions/cream-of-the-crop/

This combined total of 235 acres, selling as three separate Parcels, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in Sturgeon County. Offering the quiet solitude of country living while remaining close enough to enjoy the bright lights of Alberta’s Capital City, ‘Cream Of The Crop’ is ideally situated just five miles north of the intersection of 66th Street and the Anthony Henday Freeway and less than two miles east of the iconic Johnny’s Store on Highway 37. The prime location of these three Parcels provides both tranquility and convenience, making it an attractive option for agricultural use, investment, or potentially even future development.

These Parcels carry a deep sense of heritage and continuity, having been in the same family since 1901—a true testament to generational ownership and stewardship of the land. Locals refer to the area as the Sunnyside Community, a name that reflects both its welcoming rural character and long-standing agricultural roots. According to the Canada Land Inventory maps, the soil quality in this area ranks among the best in the region, making it ideal for crop production, pasture, or other farming pursuits. This combination of rich soil and historical legacy creates a uniquely valuable property offering. As the saying goes: you can never pay too much for good land, and ‘Cream Of The Crop’ is better than good.

Parcel 1 is comprised of approximately 80 acres, once the approved subdivision has registered. The northern-most of the three Parcels, Parcel 1 is wide open and made up of Class 1 soil, as per the Canada Land Inventory map. Access can be gained via Range Road 241 that runs along the western boundary.

Parcel 2 is the middle Parcel and consists of approximately 73 acres, once the approved subdivision has registered. Access to this open Parcel with Canada Land Inventory Class 1 soil can be gained via Range Road 241 to the west.

Parcel 3 is the southernmost Parcel is comprised of 82 acres. With a mixture of Canada Land Inventory Class 1 and Class 2 soil, access can be gained via Range Road 241.

At the end of the first round of bidding, all eligible bidders will have an opportunity to purchase all three Parcels en bloc. By utilizing CLHbid.com’s unique second round, en bloc bidding, bidders can rest assured that they will have the opportunity to purchase all three Parcels or none. There is no need to worry about travelling for one Parcel or only owning a portion of the land you were after.

Beyond its agricultural potential, the surrounding area provides an excellent balance of recreation and community amenities, including schools, museums, walking trails, and more. The farm is situated on the flightpath of migratory birds, and the small creek just to the west brings deer, moose, beaver, coyotes and even the odd bear. The Cardiff Golf & Country Club is nearby for leisure and social activity, while Highway 37 lies just a quarter mile to the south, as well as Highway 28 just two miles to the west, ensuring easy access to major routes. Families will appreciate the proximity of Sturgeon Composite High School, located directly to the west of ‘Cream Of The Crop’. With Edmonton so close by, the opportunity to enjoy the amenities of the city are unlimited. Whether viewed as a working farm, an investment in premium farmland, or a peaceful retreat within reach of Edmonton, this offering embodies the best of rural Alberta living.

‘Cream Of The Crop’ is being offered for sale via online escalating tender by CLHbid.com. Please check the website for updates from