What’s the difference between an acreage and an ALR farm in Kelowna?

“Acreage” generally refers to a rural residential property, while ALR farms are intended primarily for agriculture and are subject to Agricultural Land Commission (ALC) regulations and local bylaws. Always verify permitted uses and any restrictions for the specific parcel with the appropriate authorities before you proceed.

What general due-diligence steps should rural buyers consider?

Confirm services (water, septic, power), access, zoning/ALR status, title charges/easements, boundaries, and the condition of outbuildings. Independent inspections and professional reviews are recommended. Regulations and site conditions vary by property, and this list is not exhaustive.

Can I add a second dwelling or new outbuildings?

It may be possible, but rules change and depend on the property’s zoning, ALR status, setbacks, servicing and building code requirements. Confirm current regulations for the specific property with the local government and, where applicable, the ALC before making plans.

Agriculture at 3740 Casorso Road in Kelowna

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Kelowna Farms & Acreages for Sale | ALR, Land & Rural Homes

3740 Casorso Road
Lower Mission Kelowna V1W 4M8

$1,499,900
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