Rural Newell, County of · MLS® A2311089
9 sq ft lot · Land · Agriculture · 163 days on market
listed by BEN VAN DYK, Real Estate Centre - Coaldale
8.55-Acre Highway Commercial Parcel near Brooks, County of NewellPart of SE ¼ Sec 18-19-14-W4 Plan 0814799, Block 3, Lot 2Well positioned 8.55-acre commercial holding situated immediately adjacent to the City of Brooks in the County of Newell, with prominent northern highway exposure and access from a paved road. Currently zoned for Highway Business / Commercial use, the parcel is ready for development today or can be held as a passive income property thanks to existing in-place revenue uses.Key factsSize: 8.55 acresLocation: part of SE ¼ Sec 18-19-14-W4 Plan 0814799, Block 3, Lot 2Municipality: County of Newell, adjacent to the City of BrooksZoning: Highway Business / CommercialFrontage / exposure: northern highway exposure (high-visibility)Access: paved road frontageImprovements: excellent perimeter fencingWater: water share from the local Co-op (potable supply)Current uses producing income / utility: signage rentals; seeded grass suitable for grazing or hayingHighlightsHighway commercial land directly on the edge of Brooks with paved access, fencing, and a piped potable-water share is a rare turn-key combination. The parcel suits a wide range of end users equipment / truck sales and service, agribusiness, storage, fuel and convenience, light industrial, professional services while existing signage and grazing/hay income help carry the holding cost for buyers taking a longer development view.Available for sale; buyer due diligence on zoning permitted uses, servicing capacity.
20% down at 4.34% fixed (Ratehub.ca), 25 years; tax from the listing.
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about $3,234 a year
The asking price times County of Newell's 2026 residential rate of 6.16 per $1,000 (municipal and education).
The listing shows $2,909 a year in property tax.
Estimate from Alberta Municipal Affairs mill rates. Leaves out local improvement levies and utilities; the municipality's tax notice is the real figure. Without the city's assessment this uses the asking price, so it's a rough guide.
Walkability 0/100 · Car needed for most errands
Nothing everyday within a 10 minute walk.
mihom score from OpenStreetMap places, by straight line distance.