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This page includes records whose feed fields identify the property type as Business, the locality as Rural Lacombe County, and the province as Alberta. Commercially presents the public market name as Lacombe County. It does not represent completed sales, vacancy, absorption or valuation evidence.

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Business opportunity in Rural Lacombe County, AlbertaBusiness Opportunity
Business · Rural Lacombe County, Alberta

Business opportunity

27006 Township Road 405.5 Township

$979,000Asking935 square feetBuilding
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Listing brokerage: Royal LePage Network Realty Corp. · Listing representative: Julie Cummings · Board/association: Red Deer (Central Alberta) · Updated: Oct 7, 2025

Business opportunity in Rural Lacombe County, AlbertaBusiness Opportunity
Business · Rural Lacombe County, Alberta

Business opportunity

39212A, Highway 766 Highway

$1,750,000Asking1,758 square feetBuilding
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Listing brokerage: Coldwell Banker OnTrack Realty · Listing representative: George Johanson · Board/association: Red Deer (Central Alberta) · Updated: Jan 6, 2026

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Listing brokerage: Royal LePage Network Realty Corp. · Listing representative: Julie Cummings · Board/association: Red Deer (Central Alberta) · Updated: Oct 7, 2025

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Local Businesses for Sale decision record

A Lacombe County business opportunity must separate enterprise value from rural property and permit evidence.

Commercially Research & Editorial · Reviewed by Slav Loban

Confirm that the source locality and legal parcel are within Lacombe County, then define whether the transaction includes an operating entity, assets, inventory, equipment, licences, agricultural interests, owned land, buildings or lease rights. The feed category establishes none of those transfer boundaries.

Lacombe County reviews its Municipal Development Plan and Land Use Bylaw every year and publishes a distinct development-permit path for businesses. Use the current parcel district, plan area and permit record rather than an older approval or broad highway-location description.

Property-specific questions

What the listing
cannot answer.

Carry each unresolved item into the search, offer, diligence and professional-review plan.

01

What business and property transfer?

Map entities, assets, inventory, contracts, licences, employees, liabilities, title, leases, fixtures, access and every included improvement.

02

Is the County use current?

Verify legal parcel, plan area, district, exact use, prior development decisions, conditions, business permit requirements and any site-specific amendment.

03

Can the site support operations?

Confirm road authority and approaches, water, wastewater, drainage, utilities, fire protection, outdoor storage, environmental conditions and building systems.

04

How is value supported?

Reconcile operating statements, filings, banking, working capital and capital needs separately from land, building, equipment and going-concern assumptions.

Evaluation Framework

Go beyond
the listing fields.

Listing data begins the review. Intended use, physical condition, approvals and commercial terms require independent verification.

01

Normalized earnings

02

Lease and location

03

Assets included

04

Transition requirements

Lacombe County decision context

Reconcile growth-node potential with the current parcel record.

Municipal sources reviewed August 26, 2026

Lacombe County's exact-feed inventory is led by vacant land and includes agricultural, industrial and business-opportunity records. The County's growth strategy, highway-oriented business areas and agricultural base create materially different site contexts; the public locality label does not establish current zoning, subdivision, access, utilities or development readiness.

Lacombe County identifies Municipal Development Plan Bylaw 1238/17 as its main planning document and Land Use Bylaw 1237/17 as the rules governing individual property use and development. Both published documents were updated April 9, 2026, and the County states that it reviews the MDP and LUB annually.

For businesses for sale property, apply this municipal record to normalized earnings, lease and location, assets included, transition requirements. Each conclusion remains parcel- and use-specific.

Municipal verification

From listing label
to usable property.

Confirm each item against the current official record and qualified professional work.

01

Plan, growth node and district

Identify the legal parcel and read the current Municipal Development Plan, applicable intermunicipal or area plan, Land Use Bylaw, district map and amendments. A long-range growth designation or nearby commercial development does not establish current use approval for the subject parcel.

02

Commercial and industrial site standards

Determine whether a site sits in a multi-lot commercial or industrial area along a highway or County main road. The County publishes site-development guidelines addressing architectural, landscaping and screening expectations; the exact plan area and current approval record control the analysis.

03

Development versus building approval

The County distinguishes a development permit—what and where development may proceed—from a building permit—how a structure meets building requirements. A property may also require business, Safety Codes, environmental, access or utility approvals.

04

Land and servicing evidence

Verify title, subdivision, access and road authority, water, wastewater, stormwater, utilities, fire protection, drainage, environmental conditions and off-site obligations. Compare gross area with setbacks, rights-of-way, natural features, servicing areas and the resulting net developable site.

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