his full quarter section is located just west of the Wingard Ferry overlooking the scenic North Saskatchewan River in the Rural Municipality of Leask #464, only about one hour from Saskatoon. The property consists primarily of native grassland and established tree cover, with approximately 55 acres of open grass and the balance in lightly treed terrain sloping toward the river valley. The land has remained largely undisturbed, with only a small portion believed to have been cultivated in the early 1900’s, preserving much of its native prairie character and ecological value. Currently used for grazing with a tenant in place, this property offers an excellent opportunity for livestock production while also appealing to conservationists, environmental stewards, nature enthusiasts, and buyers seeking to preserve Saskatchewan's native prairie landscape and wildlife habitat. Property tax assessment data indicates 53 acres open native pasture and 107 acres treed pasture, with soils mapped as Edam and Shellbrook soil associations in the transition between the Black and Dark Grey soil zones. This property offers a productive, low-cost grazing opportunity while helping preserve native prairie, trees, and wildlife habitat for future generations. An existing grazing lease provides income, while Saskatchewan farmland's strong long-term appreciation has made it an attractive real asset for many investors. 160.34 title acres (ISC) SAMA Information 53 acres native grass 107 acres aspen pasture $114,000 2026 assessed value (AV) $1,216 per total acre (ISC) 1.71 times the 2026 assessment