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- Secluded EcoFriendly Earthship, first in Alberta.
- Passive solar heating, solar power, rainwater collection.
- 185 acres of virgin prairie, incredible biodiversity.
- 1.2km of Little Bow River frontage, abundant wildlife.
- Greenhouse for year-round growing opportunities.
- Fenced property, fabric building for animal shelter.
- Ammonite mine, ancient shells, stone circles.
- Unplug from city life, get back to nature.
Secluded EcoFriendly Earthship. This property is a wonder! This 3 bed, 2 bath Earthship (first in Alberta) is nestled at the base of a coulee. It faces south and is heated by passive solar and wood stove backup. Electricity comes from the solar system with a grid connection for backup. Water comes from the rainwater collection and... Show More
Secluded EcoFriendly Earthship. This property is a wonder! This 3 bed, 2 bath Earthship (first in Alberta) is nestled at the base of a coulee. It faces south and is heated by passive solar and wood stove backup. Electricity comes from the solar system with a grid connection for backup. Water comes from the rainwater collection and filtration system, with sewage handled by a septic tank. A greenhouse incorporated into the front of the house provides year round growing opportunities. Should you wish to keep a few animals, the property is fenced and a fabric building provides shelter. Storage is handled with the 40ft seacan. The 185 acres of virgin mixed grass prairie and coulees is host to incredible biodiversity: like badger, porcupine, owls, jackrabbits, cottontails, deer, coyote, gray partridge, prairie ground squirrels, weasel, a multitude of hawks and eagles, along with an amazing amount of wild flowers, grasses and native pollinators. As a migratory bird throughway you will be witness to an incredible variety of birds. The 1.2km of Little Bow River frontage is host to many animals, some being: red winged blackbirds, ducks, shore birds, fish, clams, snakes, crayfish, muskrat as well as visits from pelicans or you can just enjoy a float down the river. A Multisar survey documents the habitat of the various species of flora and fauna which inhabit this property. Once an ammonite mine you will be able to find pieces of ammonite and other ancient shells as the Bearspaw shale continues to give up its secrets. Stone circles are in abundance as the Indigenous once camped here to take advantage of the abundant deer, other game and plants to forage. Whether you want a recreation property or just want to unplug from the city life and get back to nature this place can fulfill your needs. Simply Google search "Alberta Earthship" for a wealth of addition resources pertaining to this must see property! (id:54626)
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Size
Parking
Build
Heating & Cooling
Utilities
Rooms
Kitchen
11′9″ x 16′6″
Living room
14′2″ x 18′3″
Laundry room
9′ x 8′3″
Other
18′ x 12′
Storage
5′3″ x 9′11″
Primary Bedroom
18′5″ x 11′11″
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