From the moment you turn down the driveway, the property starts to separate itself from what most acreages feel like. Set on rolling terrain, approximately 12 minutes from Red Deer and just minutes from Innisfail, the home was clearly designed around the western exposure, the views, and the way acreage living actually works day to day. Inside, the open-concept design completely changes the feel of the home. Offering approximately 2,645 sq/ft of developed living space. The wood-fired stove and staircase rise into the cathedral peak above, while large west-facing windows pull natural light and valley views deep into the space. The atmosphere feels warm and grounded right away, with post-and-beam character, natural materials, and practical luxury without pretension.
Built with an ICF foundation and Hardie board exterior, the home feels remarkably quiet inside despite being minutes from Highway 2. The convenience is there when you need it, but from the living room, deck, or hot tub, it fades into the background. The outdoor spaces were designed with the same level of intention. A covered deck creates a sheltered space for morning coffee or evening BBQs, while the lower tier steps down into the sunset and rolling landscape beyond. The hot tub sits tucked beside the home, with a firepit further out and thoughtful screening that keeps the outdoor living areas feeling private and protected. The rolling terrain does the work most acreages can’t. It naturally separates the home from the 30x50 shop with 14-foot ceilings, creating real distinction between work and family spaces without needing a massive parcel to do it. The shop stays close enough for everyday practicality, whether that’s business use, projects, or storing toys, while still preserving the calm atmosphere around the house. A 42-panel solar array helps meaningfully reduce utility costs year-round, adding another layer of long-term practicality to a property built to be lived in, not just admired. With pavement access, quick connections to Red Deer, Innisfail, Shopping, and schools, and a setting that feels far more removed than it actually is, this property strikes a rare balance between peace, functionality, and convenience. Built for people who want space, not inconvenience.