Live Commercial Inventory
82 active land listings currently returned by the authorized Alberta commercial feed.
Current page scope
This page includes records whose feed fields identify the property type as Vacant Land, the locality as Rural Lac Ste. Anne County, and the province as Alberta. Commercially presents the public market name as Lac Ste. Anne County. It does not represent completed sales, vacancy, absorption or valuation evidence.
For Sale3524 Township Road 542
Listing brokerage: Sunnyside Realty Ltd · Listing representative: Gabriel Hafner · Board/association: Edmonton · Updated: Aug 17, 2026
For SaleRange Road 80 Township Road 572
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX ADVANTAGE (WHITECOURT) · Listing representative: Garry Mindus · Board/association: Alberta West · Updated: Jun 22, 2026
For Sale101 53513 RGE RD 35
Listing brokerage: Royal Lepage Arteam Realty · Listing representative: Shirley Nguyen · Board/association: Edmonton · Updated: May 14, 2026
For SaleR.R. 42 HWY 43
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX Real Estate · Listing representative: Brent Melville · Board/association: Edmonton · Updated: Apr 2, 2026
For SaleTwp. Rd. 540 Rge. Rd. 35
Listing brokerage: Logic Realty · Listing representative: Yvon Brochu · Board/association: Edmonton · Updated: Jul 30, 2026
For SaleHYW 43 RR 42
Listing brokerage: RE/MAX Real Estate · Listing representative: Brent Melville · Board/association: Edmonton · Updated: May 25, 2026
Listing brokerage: Sunnyside Realty Ltd · Listing representative: Gabriel Hafner · Board/association: Edmonton · Updated: Aug 17, 2026
Individual listing cards identify their listing brokerage and source update time.
Property-specific questions
Carry each unresolved item into the search, offer, diligence and professional-review plan.
Confirm the registered lot and whether the intended configuration requires subdivision, consolidation, survey work, reserve or Land Titles registration.
Investigate water source, wastewater and soil suitability, drainage, flooding, erosion, setbacks and professional testing for the proposed intensity.
Verify registered access, approach approval, road standard, seasonal conditions, emergency access, construction traffic and any required upgrades.
Map redistricting, subdivision, development permit, building and Safety Codes work, environmental review and utility approvals independently.
Local decision resources
Evaluation Framework
Listing data begins the review. Intended use, physical condition, approvals and commercial terms require independent verification.
Lac Ste. Anne County decision context
Lac Ste. Anne County's exact-feed inventory is almost entirely vacant land. That makes a parcel's current district, title, subdivision history, physical constraints, road access, water and wastewater evidence, statutory-plan context and approval conditions more useful than a broad county-level property label.
The County publishes Land Use Bylaw 22-2017 and its amendments as the framework for development permits, redistricting, land-use districts, permitted and discretionary uses and minimum development standards. Its subdivision guidance says review can include water, sewer, road access, flooding and erosion, design, adjacent-use compatibility and municipal reserve.
For land property, apply this municipal record to land-use designation, servicing and access, environmental history, development timing. Each conclusion remains parcel- and use-specific.
Municipal verification
Confirm each item against the current official record and qualified professional work.
Use the current County map, Land Use Bylaw 22-2017 and every applicable amendment or direct-control provision for the exact legal parcel. Redistricting is a Council decision; a desired use or proposed parcel size is not approved because it appears plausible in a listing.
Confirm whether the intended parcel configuration is already titled or requires subdivision, consolidation or redistricting. The County states that subdivision must conform to applicable statutory plans and the Land Use Bylaw and can require conditions, agreements, survey work and final registration at Alberta Land Titles.
Investigate potable-water evidence, private or communal wastewater, soil and site suitability, drainage, flooding or erosion, legal access, approach location, road standards, haul impacts and any provincial-highway control. An acreage figure is not net developable area and does not establish servicing feasibility.
The County says new construction, renovations, a new business, excavation, stockpiling and a change in land-use intensity can require a development permit. Building and other Safety Codes permits follow their own review and do not replace planning approval.
Primary municipal sources
Editorial owner: Commercially Research & Editorial
Commercial review: Slav Loban
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