Cathren's Listing
Pigeon Lake • Central Alberta
Bare Lots & Vacant Land
Lake and lakefront building lots, acreage lots to build on, bare parcels, and recreational land — with straight answers on access, services, and what you can actually build.
Land to Build On
Buying a bare lot or vacant land
A bare lot is a blank page — the start of a lake cabin, a country home, or simply land to hold. But vacant land comes with a different set of questions than a house: how you reach it, what services are there (or what it costs to bring them in), and what the county and any covenants will actually let you build.
Whether it’s a lakefront building lot, a lot in a lake community, an acreage parcel to build on, or recreational bush, Cathren helps you look past the listing photo to the things that decide whether a lot is a dream or a money pit.
What She Handles
Lots & land of every kind
Lakefront Building Lots
Bare lots right on the water — build the lake place from the ground up.
Lake-Access & Community Lots
Lots in lake subdivisions and summer villages with registered or shared access.
Acreage Lots to Build On
Subdivided country parcels ready for a new home, shop, or hobby farm.
Bare Parcels
Raw, undeveloped land to build on, hold, or simply enjoy.
Recreational Land
Bush, hunting, and getaway parcels away from it all.
Subdivision Lots
New and established lots in rural and lakeside developments.
Current Listings
Bare lots & vacant land for sale
101 properties
Cathren's Listing
Cathren's Listing
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Before You Buy
What to check on a bare lot
- Access — is the road county-maintained, private, or seasonal? Who clears the snow?
- Services — power, gas, and what it costs to bring them to the lot.
- Water & septic feasibility — can you drill a well and put in a septic field or holding tank?
- Zoning & use — what the county allows: home, shop, second dwelling, animals.
- Building restrictions — architectural controls, covenants, setbacks, and timelines to build.
- Lake & shoreline rules — for waterfront lots, what you can do at the water’s edge.
For Sellers
Selling a lot or vacant parcel?
Bare land sells to a particular buyer — someone picturing what they’ll build. Get a grounded, local opinion of value and marketing that shows the potential.