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Full listing details
Municipality
Town of Big River
Status
Confirmed available
Method
Set price
Legal description
Lot 7, Block 8, Plan BD1388
Civic address
108 5th Avenue N, Big River, Sask
Parcel size
0.32 acres
Road access
Road access (local street) · 5 Avenue
Heritage screening
Heritage-sensitive area — development may require a heritage screening
Assessed value: look it up free on SAMAView, SAMA’s official property-assessment tool (free public account). Search 108 5th Avenue N, Big River, Sask in Town of Big River. We don’t republish SAMA’s data.
Land & soil
Class4
Marginal for crops
Main limit: droughty (low moisture)
NonsalineWithin ~800 m of waterNo mapped wetland on parcel
80% Class 420% Class 5CLI soil survey, not a soil test
What do these classes mean?
Canada Land Inventory rating, 1 (best cropland) to 7 (no capability): Class 1–2 good cropland, 3–4 moderate to marginal, 5–7 pasture or non-farm land. Full soil-class guide →
Full report on this parcel8 sections on this parcel, every figure sourced and dated
$29
See what’s included
What your copy contains:
Satellite image with the ISC parcel boundary drawn on it
Is the price fair: this price against the assessed value
Cost to own it: property tax from $500/yr, the terms, and title risk
What you can build on it: zoning, road access, servicing, internet, ground conditions
Watch-outs: 2 flags found in the public record
The exit: drive times, population trend, local economy
Who to contact at the municipality, and a ready-to-send inquiry letter
The source and the date behind every figure above
You do not need an account to pay. We email the link to the email address you pay with, and a free account on that same email address is what opens it, on any device, for good.
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Updated September 30, 2026. Checked every day against public Saskatchewan notices.
Aggregated from public Saskatchewan notices for convenience. This is not legal
or financial advice and may be out of date, so always confirm the parcel, terms
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