A landlocked parcel. Land with no legal road access. Is one of the hardest properties to sell in Canada. Buyers can’t easily reach it, banks won’t finance it, and agents rarely want to list it. But you do have options.
Option 1: Secure access, then sell
If a neighbouring owner will grant an easement or right-of-way, registered access can dramatically increase your parcel’s value and marketability. The catch: your neighbour has little incentive to help, negotiations can drag on, and legal fees add up with no guarantee of a deal.
Option 2: Sell to a neighbour
The adjoining owner is often the most logical buyer. Your land is worth more to them than to anyone else, and access isn’t an issue for them. It’s always worth a letter or a knock on the door. Just know that neighbours also know they may be the only buyer, and offers tend to reflect that.
Option 3: List it and wait
Some buyers. Hunters, off-grid enthusiasts, adjacent farmers. Will consider landlocked parcels at the right price. But the market is thin, financing is nearly impossible for the buyer, and listings routinely sit for years.
Option 4: Sell to a direct land buyer
Direct buyers like us purchase landlocked parcels as-is, for cash. We take on the access problem ourselves. Negotiating easements or packaging the land with neighbouring parcels is our job, not yours. If you’d rather have cash than a stalemate, tell us about your parcel and we’ll make you a fair, no-obligation offer.
A landlocked parcel is still a sellable parcel. Our process handles access issues all the time, our reviews show how it goes, and our team answers questions honestly. Keep reading on the blog or start at the homepage.
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