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For Sale:
House & Property near Rockford, SK
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A Sportman's Paradise!
Legal Description: Portion NE-16-37-7 W2
RM of Hazel Dell # 335 This
1.88 acres is set amongst picturesque rolling hills. It is 1 mile
from a small lake containing perch, walleye and northern pike, and 1/2
mile from Route 66 - great for snowmobiling.
Trails
suitable for ATVing, horseback riding, snowshoeing, cross country skiing
or even mountain biking are laid out in the forest and start right from
the edge of the property. It is
truly an outdoorsman's paradise and whether you are an avid hunter or a
sightseer you won't be disappointed by the big game, whitetail
deer, moose, elk black, brown &and cinnamon bear. In fact it
is very common to look out he window to find whitetail deer walking and
grazing in the back yard. There is
one main house, two guest cabins and power supply to accommodate up to
four recreational vehicles. Outbuildings
include a pole shed, 2 car detached garage, 4 smaller storage sheds and
a greenhouse/car garage combination. The
property is beautifully treed and landscaped, has a large garden,
outdoor washrooms, a picnic area and fire pit. The
main house is a 1976 mobile home with addition and has had extensive
renovations done to it in 2003. Taxes in 2007 were $887.44.
The
roof is metal, and metal siding and the crawl space has a dehumidifer
vented to the outside to keep it moisture free. The furnace is
oil/forced air and the house is less than $600.00 to heat. The
house has an electric water heater. There is all new plumbing and
water lines, with a pressure system only 3 years old. Water is
hauled from Endeavor (12 miles) and the water is inspected every 3
months.
There is a new
1000 gallon septic tank with electric pumpout. A new well is being
put in place, and will be complete by June 2008. The property is
located on a school bus route, and roads are well serviced. Room
size:
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Living Room: 15.2 x 11.4
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Kitchen: 6.3 x 11.4
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Dining Room: 9 x 13.8
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Master Bedroom: 10.2 x 11.1
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Second Bedroom: 8 x 8
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Third Bedroom: 7.8 x 7.2
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Hallway: 15.9 x 2.11
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Porch: 9.6 x 6
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Furnace Room: 9.9 x 9.3
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Laundry Room: 6.9 x 9.8
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First Storage Room: 9.7 x 7.3
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Second Storage Room: 10 x 10

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Guest House Number One
The first guest house is a self contained unit, with
it's own kitchen and bathroom facilities. There is also a shower
inside this unit. It is 20 x 30, and is fully furnished. All
furnishings will stay with the guest house upon sale. It is heated
with a wood stove, thermostat controlled. This unit sleeps 8.


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Guest House Number Two
The second guest house has 3 bedrooms, a bathroom,
living area and kitchen. All furnishings will stay with the guest house
upon sale. It is heated with a wood stove.

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The outside area is beautifully landscaped, using native
plants and trees. Fire pits, picnic areas and recreational spots
are dotted throughout the 1.88 acre property.
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Outbuildings

Gar garage & greenhouse

View of the yard

Garden shed

Garden plot

Metal pole shed

Purple Martins are frequent visitors!

Storage shed

24 x 32 shop which can be used as a car
or tractor garage as well.
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For more information please phone: 306-547-2740.
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Family
Farmers wants to extend our most sincere congratulations
to Paul Beingessner, who was recently awarded an
honorary life membership by the Saskatchewan Institute
of Agrologists. He
joins a pretty select group of people who have
contributed greatly to the agriculture scene here in
Saskatchewan. Check
out their website for a full list of those who have been
honored over the years.
Again, congratulations Paul, it is a well
deserved award.
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Acreage
& Yard
Margo, SK
Ad # 3019 
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Although it may
seem as if the prairie branch line rail network has been
completely skeletonized by the major railways, the job
is not yet truly complete. CP still has 911 kilometres
of track on its Three-Year Plan for abandonment in the
prairie provinces, and CN has 613 kilometres. Nor does
this rule out further abandonments by the major
carriers. At least one major railway has stated that
there are still too many grain elevator points and by
extension, too many rail lines.
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House
& Property
Rockford, SK
Ad # 3017
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Little MoJo, a Yorkie/Havanese cross, is
the herd sire among the non-purebreds. Once the pups are
born he hasn’t got the slightest interest in them, in
fact avoids them completely. However, the
ankle-biters’ mother, Tripod (or Sweetie as she is
supposed to be called – she has only three legs) was
retired as soon as the pups were weaned, and she was
given to a good home. As soon as she left, MoJo took
over the care of the little guys, playing with them
constantly and, occasionally, disciplining them. What a
change! |
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House for Sale
Kelvington, SK
Ad # 3016

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He doesn't miss too many notes, but thing
is, they aren't usually the RIGHT ones. To say the blend
of voices is eclectic may be the politest thing that one
can come up with. Usually at 5:30 am there is at least
one human shouting out the window to SHUSH UP. |
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Acreage for Sale
Rose Valley, SK
Ad # 3014

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