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A winding river through open farmland at sunset

Peace Region Property Knowledge

Brenna grew up in Fort St. John and has worked in real estate since 2015. She knows the questions that come with land here, and who to call when a property needs a closer look.

Home ground, kept in perspective

Rural property rarely fits a standard checklist. Brenna’s Fort St. John roots, agricultural background and decade in oil and gas help the right questions surface earlier.

Brenna Burns with horses in the Peace Region
Local context serves the property decision.

What the map cannot tell you

01

Access and seasonality

Road type, winter access, distance, maintenance and how the property is reached in practice.

02

Land and use

Present agricultural use, pasture, ALR context, zoning questions and the owner’s plans.

03

Water and services

Wells, dugouts, licences where applicable, power, septic and records that require confirmation.

04

Leases and infrastructure

Surface leases, rights of way, resource activity and related documentation.

Rural access and working land in the Peace Region

Brenna identifies and coordinates the questions. Buyers, sellers and the appropriate professionals verify the answers.

Cattle grazing beside a broad farm pond at sunset
“Brenna’s confidence and market knowledge was very reassuring as she guided us every step of the way.”
J.M. & L.M. · Farmland sellers