This prime ranching operation, located south of Jansen, SK, includes 27 quarters of land—22 deeded quarters (3,462 acres) and 5 leased quarters (793 acres). The deeded land consists of 230 acres of cropland, 585 acres of tame grass, and the remainder in native pasture and wetlands. The leased land is primarily native pasture. 14 quarters are fenced with 4-strand barbed wire and some cross-fencing. In 2024, most grazing land was left untouched, with only the recently seeded hayland baled. Water sources include multiple wells as well as five dugouts and natural springs. The ranch comfortably supported 180-320 cow/calf pairs in past years. Infrastructure includes four 1,650-bushel bins, one 2,000-bushel bin, and a fertilizer bin. Key outbuildings include a 32’x40’ heated and insulated shop, a 40’x80’ shed, a 32’x64’ calving barn with power and water, two open-front cattle shelters, and a corral system with seven pens, a Hi-Qual crowding tub, S-alley, and squeeze chute. The 1,730 sq. ft. bi-level home (1987) has a developed basement, three bedrooms plus one down, three bathrooms, a four-season sunroom, wood-burning fireplace in the living room, and a wood stove in the basement. Recent upgrades include central air (2022), newer triple-pane windows, and a forced-air oil furnace. The home also features a 14’x34’ attached garage and includes all appliances. Offering excellent grazing potential, solid infrastructure, and a well-kept home.