Set at the base of Last Mountain just northeast of Strasbourg, this picturesque six-quarter block offers 959.32 ISC title acres together in one contiguous package. Located along a major grid road, the property provides a diverse mix of trees, natural grass, tame hay and cultivated land, creating an attractive and versatile agricultural land base. The property has benefited from good stewardship, with care taken over the years to protect and enhance its natural assets while maintaining its agricultural productivity. SAMA identifies 960 total acres, including 643 arable hay/grass acres, 164 cultivated acres, 108 native pasture acres and 45 wetland/bush acres. This diversity provides several options within the same property: natural grass and tame hay for grazing, tame hay that can be baled or put up as greenfeed for winter feeding, and the ability to grain farm portions of the land. The mix of open areas, trees, grass and productive acres also provides natural shelter and a setting particularly well suited to a cattle operation. Water is one of the real strengths of this property. There is an abundance of natural water available for cattle throughout the land, complemented by a well and a power and pump setup providing an additional livestock water source. The property is fenced and has been used for cattle grazing, hay production and cropping. Its location along a major grid road provides good access, with additional summer road access along the west side. The six quarters are identified with Oxbow Loam soils, have a combined 2025 SAMA assessed value of $1,160,400, and are situated within SCIC Risk Zone 15. Adding another dimension to the offering, mineral rights associated with four of the six quarters are included in the sale.