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Athabasca County Luxury Acreage – Athabasca County, AB

  • Select Property type: Sold
  • DESCRIPTION: This exceptional 2,758 sq ft custom home is set on a private 3.63-acre parcel in Athabasca County, just minutes from North Buck Lake, offering a refined balance of space, privacy, and craftsmanship. The residence features three bedrooms, each with a full ensuite, a chef-inspired kitchen, and a luxurious primary suite with spa-quality amenities designed for both everyday comfort and entertaining. Complemented by extensive professional landscaping, a 40’ x 60’ shop, and premium outdoor living features, this property delivers an elevated acreage lifestyle with year-round functionality.
  • LISTING NUMBER : 24174
  • PRICE: $689,000
  • SIZE: 3.63 acres

Description

This exceptional 2,758 sq ft custom-built home sits on a private 3.63-acre parcel just minutes from North Buck Lake, offering a rare combination of space, craftsmanship, and refined rural living. Designed with both comfort and entertaining in mind, the home features three spacious bedrooms—each with its own full ensuite—while the primary suite rivals the amenities of a five-star hotel.

The primary bedroom includes a custom walk-in closet by California Closets and a spa-inspired ensuite complete with a freestanding Roman soaker tub, glass-enclosed shower, dual sinks, and an infrared sauna. A well-appointed den or office at the front of the home provides an ideal workspace with expansive views across the property.

At the heart of the home is a stunning chef-inspired kitchen, showcasing custom cabinetry and elegant quartz countertops with chiseled edging for timeless character. The oversized island includes a dedicated prep zone with vegetable sink and garburator, while double wall ovens, a natural gas cooktop with premium exhaust, built-in microwave, wine fridge, large refrigerator, and an impressive walk-in pantry with a second fridge make hosting effortless.

The dining room is both elegant and inviting, framed by large windows and direct access to the covered patio—perfect for gatherings large or small. Adjacent, the expansive living room features a gas fireplace and overlooks the backyard and patio, creating a warm and welcoming central living space.

Outside, over $150,000 has been invested in professional landscaping, with thoughtfully placed plants and shrubbery enhancing the immediate yard area. A 24-foot above-ground pool with private deck access, oversized natural gas heater, and integrated storage allows for an extended swimming season, while a newer hot tub offers year-round relaxation.

For those needing space for equipment, hobbies, or toys, the 40’ x 60’ shop with high ceilings is a standout feature, complemented by a large greenhous. Additional comforts include central air conditioning and a highly versatile heating system with four heat sources—forced air, in-floor radiant heat, wall-mounted heaters, and a gas fireplace with blower—ensuring efficiency and reliability year-round.

This property offers a rare balance of luxury, functionality, and outdoor lifestyle. With expansive land, premium improvements, and exceptional attention to detail throughout, it is an ideal retreat for those seeking privacy, comfort, and enduring quality—without sacrificing proximity to essential amenities.

LOCATION

664063 Range Road 181 – Athabasca County, AB

DIRECTIONS

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AREA DATA

Athabasca County is known for its strong agricultural roots, abundant natural resources, and a lifestyle that blends productive land with outdoor recreation. The region offers a mix of farmland, forests, lakes, and river systems, making it well suited for farming, acreage living, and year-round recreation including fishing, boating, hunting, and trail riding. With a central location north of Edmonton, Athabasca County provides convenient access to regional services while maintaining a quiet, rural character valued by those seeking space, privacy, and a strong sense of community.

Students in the Frains area of Athabasca County are served primarily by Aspen View Public Schools, which provides public education from early years through Grade 12 across the region. Commonly attended schools include Whispering Hills Primary School (K–3), Landing Trail Intermediate School (Grades 4–7), and Edwin Parr Composite School (Grades 7–12), all located in the Town of Athabasca and accessible by school bus service from rural acreages. Additional public school options within the county include Grassland School and Boyle School, offering smaller community-based learning environments well suited to rural families.

VEGETATION

Over $150,000 has been invested in professional landscaping, with thoughtfully designed plantings and mature shrubbery enhancing the immediate yard space around the home. The grounds are both functional and visually striking, creating privacy, curb appeal, and seamless outdoor living areas that complement the residence, pool, and patio spaces while maintaining a clean, well-maintained estate setting.

RECREATION

Athabasca County offers an exceptional range of recreational opportunities centered around its lakes, rivers, and expansive natural landscapes. Residents enjoy easy access to boating, fishing, swimming, and lakeside activities at nearby destinations such as North Buck Lake, along with excellent hunting, hiking, ATVing, and snowmobiling throughout the surrounding crown and agricultural lands. The area’s quiet roads, trails, and open spaces support a true four-season outdoor lifestyle, making it ideal for those who value both active recreation and the peace of rural living.

HISTORY

Athabasca County has a long history rooted in agriculture, resource development, and rural settlement, evolving into one of north-central Alberta’s established farming regions. Through the early and mid-20th century, the area developed around mixed farming, forestry, and transportation corridors, supporting grain, livestock, and family-run operations that continue today. This legacy of land stewardship, productivity, and self-reliance has shaped the county into a stable rural community known for large acreages, working landscapes, and enduring agricultural value.

SERVICES

  • Natural gas service
  • Electrical power service
  • 2,000 gallon cistern for water
  • Private septic system
  • Reverse osmosis (R/O) water filtration system
  • Instant hot water system
  • Pot filler faucet over kitchen stove
  • Central air conditioning
  • Multiple heating systems for redundancy and efficiency:
  • Forced-air furnace
  • In-floor radiant heating
  • Wall-mounted heaters
  • Natural gas fireplace with blower
  • Natural gas service to:
  • Kitchen cooktop
  • Pool heater
  • Shop
  • Hot water system (natural gas)

IMPROVEMENTS

  • 2,758 sq ft custom-built residence
  • 40’ x 60’ shop with high ceilings
  • Covered rear patio
  • 24’ above-ground swimming pool with private deck access
  • Greenhouse

TAXES

$3,900 (2025)

ZONING

AG

LEGAL

4;18;66;25;NW 

Linc # 0034 554 171

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