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A true mountain and river ranch "featuring the longest stretch of privately held Salmon River frontage", as the river flows nearly 4 miles through the heart of this amazing Ranch. +/- 4 miles private Salmon River frontage. (see pdf), provides outstanding wade and float fishing, or simply summer time rafting, kayaking or paddle boarding. Borders BLM for +/- 7 miles (see maps in Documents section), providing access to countless thousands of acres of BLM, USFS and State of Idaho Public Lands. Nearly unimaginable hunting, with generous populations of elk, whitetails, mule deer, antelope, bear and mountain lion, but also amazing numbers of chukars and waterfowl, with the Ranch's hay fields, year-round creek bottoms, ponds and river, affording vital resources and habitat for all. +/- 770 Deeded Acres. (Note: Seller retaining approximately 10 acres) With decreed Water Rights dating to 1884 irrigating 353.1 acres (see pdf) Ranch is primarily irrigated by: Three pivots, plus wheel lines, some handlines and flood contour ditches Custer County Real Estate Taxes: 2023- $3,094.08 Improvements: are modest, with some waiting to be restored and brought back to their glory, as this ranch was once "the" showplace of the upper Salmon River. South Headquarters: -48'x 48' pole equipment storage building/shop plus older utility sheds -40'x 60' horse and cattle barn with corrals, plus cattle calving and feed pens -Two bedroom/one bath manufactured home Main Ranch, Lyon Creek Headquarters: -3668 sq. ft., five bedroom, three bath, classic "ponderosa" ranch house with fantastic great room. Two fireplaces, with attached spacious garage, plus maid, cook or guest apartment. ALL WAITING FOR A REMODEL! -Balance of Headquarters buildings are historic log barns and cabins, perfect for restoration. Broker's Note: While we attempt to capture the highlights of such an amazing property, one can only appreciate its vastness and incredible views by being on the ground. We've known folks to spend years, and travel who knows how many miles, trying to find a River Ranch that is also in the mountains, that's easily accessible, with untold recreation opportunities and 15-20 minutes to town on a paved highway. Yet, today you have that opportunity before you. So come take a look, you will not be disappointed.

Hansen Guest Ranch & Event Venue is nestled in picturesque Swan Valley, Idaho encompassing 17.9 acres along the tranquil banks of Rainey Creek. This Western-style bed and breakfast serves as the perfect getaway for those seeking both relaxation and adventure offering a variety of group accommodations and event facilities tailored for diverse needs such as fly fishing, weddings, family reunions, retreats, and more. For adventure seekers, fly fishing enthusiasts can enjoy the nearby famed South Fork of the Snake River, horseback riding, hunting, whitewater rapids of the Upper Snake River, hiking, touring National Parks. In the winter months, Hansen Guest Ranch metamorphoses into a hub for snowmobiling, snowshoeing and skiing, inviting outdoor lovers to enjoy the snowy terrain. Whether seeking relaxation or adventure, visitors will find that Hansen Guest Ranch truly caters to the outdoor lifestyle. With a range of amenities designed for comfort and convenience, it caters to individuals and groups year-round. Whether you're looking to unwind in the serene landscape or embark on outdoor activities, Hansen Guest Ranch provides an inviting retreat that suits every need. Copyright © 2025 Snake River Regional MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Located on the eastern slope of the majestic Bear River Mountain Range near Nounan Valley, Elkhorn Ranch offers a turnkey ranching operation. The ranch has a rich history of breeding champion rodeo bucking broncs and horses while cultivating a habitat for trophy mule deer to thrive year-round. Hunting and fishing enthusiasts are drawn to this property for the abundance of wildlife. Large herds of mule deer are seen nightly, and there is a good herd of resident elk on the property. 160 to 175 trophy mule deer bucks are taken every year, and it is not uncommon to harvest a 200 trophy buck. Approximately 500 acres are farmed; currently in hay, 3-way (barley, wheat, and oats), and sainfoin, which is an attractant and feed for mule deer and elk. The deer are also drawn to the bitterbrush which is abundant on the ranch in the higher elevations. The owner is striving to improve the soil biology and enhance the pasture grasses with rotational grazing management, using the herd effect. He works diligently to develop the land in a manner that has increased productivity and self-sustainability. He is willing to advise the new owners on the nuances of the land and how to sustain the ranch to continue providing a habitat that will support trophy mule deer to live on it year-round. The property consists of two separate tracts of land, approximately half a mile apart and connected by a network of two-track roads. This enables access to the full extent of the acreage, making it ripe for development. Mature water rights support a well-developed, gravity-fed, pressurized sprinkler and flood irrigation network, covering 150 acres of meadow grass in the south tract. Stauffer Creek winds through the northeast side of the south tract, providing more than half a mile of waterfront and creating prime spawning grounds for Bonneville Cutthroat trout. Idaho Fish and Game are managing a diversion point on this property for irrigation and fish that will commence in the fall of 2022 to improve and enhance the fishery in Stauffer Creek. A well-maintained farmhouse and ranch infrastructure are in the north tract with year-round access and power off Stauffer Canyon Road. Expansive acreage of pasture ground and farmland, combined with high elevation steep sloping hillside, provides views as far as the eye can see, yet, a feeling of seclusion with the surrounding mountain landscape. The south tract has two year-round, flowing, spring-fed ponds fed by Fern Creek and springs. The pond by the meadows is 20 feet deep and has been stocked with trout in the past. In 2016, the ranch was host to the Mountain Man Rendezvous, where 375 campsites/teepees inhabited the south tract around the pond and unfinished cabin site. Prior to the Rendezvous, the spring water was tested and deemed drinkable. The majestic rolling hills of Stauffer Canyon provide an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise with Cache National Forrest close by and access to miles of dirt roads and trails to explore backpacking, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to much of Stauffer Canyon requires a snow machine and opens the door to a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact the listing agents today to schedule a tour.

The 775.94-acre Fairchild Farm is a very productive and beautiful farm in a picturesque setting with one mile of the Weiser River. Comes complete with turn-key irrigation equipment, including turbine pump and underground mainline. About a quarter-hour to either Weiser or Cambridge, it is easily accessible, yet private and remote enough for those longing for a simpler lifestyle. And with its Weiser River frontage and tons and tons of alfalfa production, it offers value for an agricultural oriented family to pass along a legacy. 775.94 acres 524 irrigated crop acres Great recreation opportunities: elk, mule deer, pheasant, turkey, waterfowl, game bird, equestrian, bike & hiking trail, thru farm One home with outbuildings, plus 5 center pivots and 11 wheel lines Fairchild Farm is exceptional & beautiful, "river-front" farm with excellent irrigation water, soils, crop ground and waterfowl. One mile Weiser River front, plus fronts on US Hwy 95. Nice farm home with shops & out-buildings. 5 center pivots & 11 wheel lines; 3 strong pumps deliver water very efficiently. 524 acres irrigated cropland planted in mostly alfalfa hay for 3 cuttings.

Teton Jewel is a 2,558-acre ranch located in Teton County, Idaho. As the name aptly captures, this property is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The ranch was created in the 1980s through deliberate land acquisition with an eye for beauty, utility, and conservation. Since its formation, the ranch has seen only light use and virtually no development, leaving it a rare haven of the old west. The ranch has all three primary value-determining attributes for a recreational ranch: live water, contiguity with the National Forest, and extraordinary elevated views of the Teton Range. All of this is accessible via county-maintained roads and is within a 12-minute drive of the Teton County seat of Driggs, Idaho, 20 miles from the Grand Targhee Ski Area, and 40 miles from the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Teton Jewel is located at the western termination of public land ownership in the Horseshoe Canyon area of the Teton Valley. Therefore, through its nearly five miles of contiguity with the 3,000,000-acre Caribou-Targhee National Forest takes full advantage of its location within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. In addition to the seclusion and boundless recreational opportunities offered by the bordering National Forest, Teton Jewel is located at the transition zone from the Teton Valley floor to the foothills of the Big Hole Range, with its highest elevations being approximately 350 feet above the valley floor. This location affords the property an ideal mix of level fields, rolling hills, and high meadows located above areas of more dramatic topographic relief. Equally significant are the elevated views of the Teton Range, which are unmatched in the Teton Valley.

Spectacular private quiet lot on the west breaks of the Dworshak Reservoir. Flowing springs and pond. Beautiful timber and build sites. Borders timber company land on two sides. Terrific hunting and fishing in the area. A fantastic property for recreation!

$150,000 price reduction. 1/4 mile of Bear River frontage with lots of possibilities. The Bear River is known for it's top quality fishing and hunting. Mule deer, waterfowl and upland game on the property. The recreational opportunities abound here. Irrigated farm ground with excellent water rights. Plenty of water for all your irrigation needs. Hot water rights make it a great place for cattle during the winter. Panoramic views of the river and surrounding mountains. Many beautiful building sites. Power is to the property. Wheel line irrigation. 10 miles to Grace Idaho. Pocatello Idaho is about 30 miles from Grace Idaho. Salt Lake City is about 120 miles from Grace Idaho. Bear Lake Memorial Hospital is only 20 miles from Grace. Secluded peaceful living yet close enough to all the amenities.

EXTRAORDINARY SELLER FINANCING NOW AVAILAVLE. CALL FOR DETAILS. The McKinlay Ranch is a one-of-a-kind estate property located in Teton County, Idaho 14 miles west of Tetonia. Bordering National Forest and featuring 8 separate parcels comprising 1,381.73 Acres, the property features forest, farmland, native vegetation, and new pine growth. The entire property is a wildlife paradise with its own resident elk and deer herd. Other species of wildlife on the property include, but are not limited to, pheasants, ruffed and blue grouse, and seasonal bear and mountain lion. Your private entrances to the National Forest will provide thousands of additional acres to roam. high panoramic views from anywhere on the Ranch. Although the Ranch has numerous unsurpassed building sites, you can move in immediately to a custom five bedroom, three and one-half bath log home with 3,402 square feet on three levels. Keep your toys in your 30 X 50 square foot finished storage building with double overhead doors, propane heat and concrete floor. In short, The McKinlay Ranch is a very private piece of paradise with exceptional wildlife viewing and hunting opportunities. Schedule your showing today.

Discover a rare opportunity to own approximately 292 acres of prime land just outside Moyie Springs, ID. This stunning property features over a mile of Highway 2 frontage, perfectly blending natural beauty, privacy, and convenience. The level clearings offer excellent building sites with breathtaking views of the Purcell Mountains, making it an ideal location for your dream home. Comprising five individual parcels, the land presents unique investment potential for estate living or future land divisions. Conveniently situated just 20 minutes from Bonners Ferry and 25 minutes from Troy, Montana, you can enjoy the tranquility of rural life while still having access to local amenities. Year-round access via Highway 2 ensures easy travel, and essential utilities, including electricity and phone, are readily available along the road, with good wells in the area. Plus, with proximity to the Kootenai River, you'll have endless recreational opportunities. Come live the Northwest Lifestyle!

This Farm is one of a kind! Irrigation system was completely update in 2015, with new main line, pumps and 10 pivots. 367 +- acres irrigated crop land with water rights from Little Wood River Irrigation District, 55 AUMS with spring water on ranch, 10,000 +- sf indoor riding arena, 3,600 +- sf equipment storage shop, 1,600 +- sf shop. Second home, is 1,356 +- sf, 4 bdrm 1 bath. Property is well maintained!

Development opportunities! 66+ pristine acres surrounded by over 5000 acres of Heyburn State Park Land. Subdivide and develop a portion or all of land for income opportunities or build your own dream home and mini farm! There are multiple outbuildings, storage sheds and two ponds on the property. Incredible usable acreage with rolling hills and sweeping mountain views. Enjoy convenient access to Coeur d'Alene and being just moments to the lake. This is truly a property you must see to appreciate!

Prime opportunity! These 3 lots, totaling over 61.4 acres, includes over 400' of waterfront on a year-round creek, which leads into the Coeur d'Alene River (World Famous for Fly Fishing) just 125' from the property. The property backs up to approx. 11,186 acres of State Land, with groomed trails starting on the property and continuing throughout. An explorer's paradise! Standard utilities already in place, including Well, Septic and Electric, even an RV pad. Paved roads leading all the way to the gated access, so you're not out in the boonies either. Come take a look today, you'll be impressed!

Only minutes from Fairfield, this Recreation Estate Property is the ultimate in privacy and natural beauty, while still maintaining access to modern amenities. Bordering U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management land gives an owner direct access to hundreds of thousand of acres of skiing, snowmobiling, dirt biking, hunting, fishing, or whatever else you want to do in the great outdoors. Copyright © 2025 Sun Valley Board of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

This rare 0.82-acre residential lot in Arco Heights, Idaho sits at the base of the stunning Lost River Rangeperfect for anyone seeking small-town charm and outdoor adventure. Zoned for single-family dwellings and accessory structures, its an ideal homesite for building a peaceful retreat or year-round residence. Enjoy mountain views, fresh air, and wide-open space in a quiet community surrounded by Idahos agricultural and recreational beauty. Dont miss your chance to own land in Arco, IDreach out today and make this beautiful Idaho property yours! PROPERTY LOCATION The property can be found at Highland Dr, Arco, ID 83213. Simply enter the coordinates (43.63938, -113.29346) into Google Maps for a direct route. Start with this nearby address 551 Highland Dr, Arco, ID 83213 in your mapping app. This will get you near the property, then enter the GPS coordinates to locate the exact location of the property! PURCHASE OPTIONS This beautiful lot can be yours for $38,250 cash, or take advantage of our financing options starting at $45,000 with just $9,003.40 down (includes 4 month Tax reserve & Doc Fees). Monthly payments are as low as $581.25 for 120 months, $766.62 for 72 months, or $863.12 for 60 months. Flexible terms to make owning land easy! Don't miss out! Contact us today! NEXT STEPS Securing your property with us is straightforward and hassle-free. We prioritize the protection of our buyers by engaging a reputable third-party title company to ensure clear and unencumbered ownership. Reach out to us via message or phone today to initiate the process. Buy this Property today for just $38,250! Address: Highland Dr, Arco, ID 83213 Parcel Number: A0100009004A (RPA0100009004AA) County: Butte State: ID Parcel Size: 0.82 Acres City: Arco Zip Code: 83213 Center GPS Coordinates: 43.63938, -113.29346 Corner GPS Coordinates: 43.6398, -113.2934 NE 43.639, -113.293 SE 43.639, -113.2937 SW 43.639, -113.2937 W1 43.6391, -113.2936 W2 43.6394, -113.2938 NW Legal Description: Arco Heights Blk 9 Lots 4 5 6 Elevation: 5,440 ft - 5,480 ft Property Access: There is platted access in place, and development of roads is underway. Additionally, there is potential for access Off E Grand Ave. *Disclaimer - Buyer must perform their own due diligence that they should do with any land purchase. This land is sold as is and all information provided is to the best of the sellers knowledge. Seller does not guarantee accuracy of property location on maps or descriptions shown in listing as well as facts describing the property. Buyer to verify all details of property including property location and boundaries and lot lines, as well as feasibility to use property for buyers desired purpose. Many of the pictures provided are not personally taken by the seller and some of the presented pictures represent the general area near/around the property. All utilities related to this property are potentially subject to a connection charge or additional expense to bring them to or onto the property. Furthermore, It is understood and agreed to by the parties involved that selling party, while holding an equitable interest in and to the property, is not presently making, and has not made, any representation to any party that it holds legal title in and to the property. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Buyer hereby agrees to waive, release and forever discharge Root Down Land LLC and all its affiliate companies from any claim, be it at law or in equity, that the Buyer, their heirs, transferees, assigns, subrogees, devisees, and agents may allege, arising out of our disclosure (s) of its present interest in and to the property, if any as well as out of any potential and accidental discrepancies in lot lines, pictures, or property location to the actual property. *Disclaimer - The buyer is responsible for verifying all information with the County as to what can and cant be done with the property. Buyer will need to work with the County to obtain the proper permits if needed. Buyer will also need to confirm the availability of any utilities needed or serviced on the property. Seller makes no warranties or representations about the Land, its condition,HOA/POA restrictions, covenants, or what can be built on the property.

Private property in the Frank Church Wilderness is rare but seldom changes hands. This is a remarkable opportunity to own a piece of real estate inside the largest wilderness area in the lower 48 states. Located close to Stanley, Idaho, and Seafoam Guard Station, this parcel is one of the few pieces of private property you can drive to in the Frank Church.The Mountain King Mine was established in 1884 and has a long history of being a productive galena/silver mine. Still functional and operational, the mine has two main portals into the mountain where ore has been taken. The sale includes two backhoes, a boring machine, a hammer mill, a rock crusher, generators, and miscellaneous tools to assist you if you continue exploring the mining potential.Approximately 10 tons of crushed ore sit on-site, with assay reports of up to 230 oz. per ton of galena/silver.Two comfortable cabins sit on the property, one of the original miner's cabins dating back to the 1930s. The main cabin was built in 2002 with all the amenities you need to stay for long periods, including running water, an on-demand water heater, a wood fireplace, a propane cooking stove, a hot tub, and a loft. Water is piped into the cabin via an external tank. The main cabin runs off a generator.The guest cabin is 218 sq/ft with a loft and two beds to accommodate your guests.The Frank Church Wilderness offers a secluded recreational experience that includes hunting, fishing, whitewater rafting, and hiking. The Middle Fork of the Salmon River is only seven air miles away. The area sits in Hunting Unit 27 and has ample hunting opportunities every year. Mule deer and elk are prolific and migrate through the area in late fall. Thousands of people enjoy the wilderness every year, but very few will ever get the opportunity to enjoy it from their property! Call Land Specialist Brandon Hamilton for more information and to schedule a private tour.

Enjoy four-season recreation on this beautiful Skinner Canyon secluded mountain property backed up to the Cache National Forest and within approximately one and a half miles from year-round paved road access. Skinner Creek gingerly flows through the property's south end year-round, providing ambience and utility. The creek is generously fed by springs, which have been filed with the state and approved for development to provide culinary water for up to two cabins. This mountain property comprises Skinner Canyon Ag Lots one and two with a documented legal easement access driveway through the adjacent lot three. Overhead power has already been pulled onto the southeast corner of lot two along the seasonal access driveway, where a previously cleared cabin build site awaits rejuvenation.Build the cabin of your dreams and create your perfect oasis escape on this scenic Bear River Mountain Range property. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valley from the high vantage point at the apex of the property. Much of the terrain is steep sloping ground covered primarily with grasses and light sage. Relax to the gentle sounds of the aspen leaves rustling in the canyon breeze and the babbling brook gingerly flowing through the trees in the wooded section below. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted mountainside view is particularly vibrant when in contrast with the golden leaves and white trunk of the aspens and the brilliant red and orange leaves of the other deciduous trees. There are many signs that wildlife is drawn to this property, with the year-round creek and natural vegetation providing shelter and habitat. Signs of grouse, deer, moose and elk are evident. Relax and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your backyard.The terrain offers endless exploration both on and off the property. The western border backs up to the Cache National Forest, so let the outdoor adventure begin. Set up camp in your backyard or trek through thousands of acres of National Forest. This outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise has miles of dirt roads and trails to explore, backpacking, mountain biking, hiking, cruising in ATVs, big game, and upland game hunting. Winter access requires a snow machine, which opens the door to a magical winter wonderland where you can explore snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. A canyon property like this one is a rare find. Contact Dave and Ann White today to schedule a tour before it's gone.

This exclusive gated Bear River Ranch property teeming with mature trees and bird's eye views of the mountains and Bear River is the perfect mountain getaway just minutes from Preston. Two separate secluded build sites with panoramic views and seasonal dirt road access await. The terrain is wooded and mountainous with moderate to steep slopes and draws. Towering evergreens and plentiful deciduous trees blanket much of the surrounding Bear River Ranch area. An active HOA maintains the combination gate and network of seasonal dirt roads that provide access to the properties. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Oneida Canyon Recreation Area which is located on Oneida Narrows Road. Swimming, boating at the reservoir, floating the river, camping, hiking, river and reservoir fishing, bird watching, wildlife viewing, and hunting are available to the public as part of the Wildlife Habitat Management Area provided by PacifiCorp who owns and manages the adjacent property along the Bear River and, also by the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management. During the winter months, a snow machine is required to access the property and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to enjoy snowshoeing, cross country skiing or snowmobiling. Power is not available so solar power or a portable generator is recommended. Contact the listing agents to schedule a tour.

Located in a private, serene setting, this parcel offers the perfect blend of meadow, pasture, and wooded acreage, with convenient Highway 3 frontage. This unique property provides a variety of building site options, each showcasing breathtaking valley and mountain views, making it an ideal spot to build your dream home or getaway cabin. The land features a mix of open meadows, mature trees, and diverse topography, providing plenty of space for outdoor recreation, gardening, or simply enjoying the beauty of nature. Whether you're envisioning a family home, hunting cabin, or just a place to escape, this property offers the versatility to make it happen. There are no CC&Rs and no HOA, giving you the freedom to use the land as you see fit. The property is teeming with wildlife, making it perfect for hunting, nature observation, or simply taking in the sights and sounds of the outdoors. With Highway 3 frontage, you're just a short drive to the charming City of St. Maries, which offers full services and a vibrant community. For outdoor enthusiasts, this location is ideal. It's just a short drive to the St. Joe River and Lake Coeur d'Alene, both offering year-round recreational opportunities such as fishing, boating, and swimming. St. Maries is also a gateway to a wealth of outdoor activities, including hiking, hunting, ATV riding, and more. With Coeur d'Alene only a 45-minute drive away, this property provides the perfect combination of peaceful seclusion and close proximity to essential services and amenities. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own a piece of Idaho's beautiful countryside. Call Land Specialist Doug Ott today to schedule a showing!

Located in the Pioneer Mountains 45 miles east of the airport in Hailey, Lava Lake Ranch is an expansive agricultural, conservation, and wildlife property that is easily accessible to the amenities of Sun Valley and communities of southern Idaho yet instills a sense of being a world away. The ranch encompasses a footprint of approximately 825,000 acres and features 23,468+/- deeded acres in seven separate units and over 800,000 acres of associated US Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) grazing permits, State of Idaho grazing leases, and private land grazing leases. From the Snake River Plain north to the crest of the Pioneers, Lava Lake Ranch spans 125 miles of diverse ecosystems within the Pioneer Mountains-Craters of the Moon landscape that consist of mountain peaks, foothills, canyons, sage steppe grasslands, forests of fir and aspen, and free-flowing rivers and streams. This vast, undeveloped landscape includes over 95,000 acres of conserved private lands and the 750,000-acre Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve. Wildlife here is prolific and includes wide-ranging species such as mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and sage grouse; carnivores such as gray wolves, mountain lions, and bobcats; and iconic species such as mountain goats and wolverines. Year-round recreational opportunities on the ranch are almost endless, and include big game hunting, wingshooting, trout fishing, birdwatching, trail riding, cycling, hiking, ATV touring, and cross country and backcountry skiing. Established in 1999, Lava Lake Ranch is highlighted by exceptional grazing resources, and its owners have focused on producing the highest quality grass-fed lamb and beef while restoring and preserving the lands used by the ranch. Building improvements on the ranch are modest but practical and sufficient to serve current operations. A series of conservation easements cover the majority of the ranch and allow for a broad set of agricultural, residential, and recreational uses.

Tucked in the tall evergreens near Blackfoot Reservoir, this fully furnished custom-built log home, the Coeur d' Alene, with tongue and groove construction, offers a turnkey high-country retreat or year-round residence. With handcrafted solid wood Amish furniture throughout, this beautifully appointed, 3466 +- square foot, five-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath cabin built in 2014 currently sits on eighty acres with a detached garage and shop. The landowner will split off this homestead of approximately thirty-four acres of ground west of Government Dam Road prior to closing.The open floor plan with vaulted ceilings and natural light streaming in through the many expansive windows creates a welcoming glow against the warm wood beams and beautiful rough cut finish walnut hardwood flooring throughout. In the fall, the lush evergreen carpeted ridge is particularly vibrant against the golden leaves and white trunks of the aspens. Painted kitchen cabinets and coordinating backsplash provide a fresh, contemporary vibe, and the decorative ceiling logs are the perfect accent to meld the two. Boasting Mountain Land KitchenAid stainless steel appliances, a gourmet Wolf range and Sub-Zero refrigerator freezer, thick granite countertops with rough edge finish and backsplash throughout the home. Slate tub and shower surrounds are complemented by slate and stone flooring in the bathrooms and carpet in the upstairs bedrooms. The master bath subfloor is heated for added comfort. At the end of the day, enjoy a nice, relaxing soak in the clawfoot tub and curl up by one of the wood-burning fireplaces with a good book.Equipped with full off-grid capability, including four solar panels, a battery room, and two generators as backup, plus the benefit of year-round paved road access. The 54' x 34' deep bay workshop with two RV doors and the 22' x 36' separate garage provide plenty of room to park and store your vehicles, RV, boat, and ATVs, and work on projects at your leisure, and the asphalt driveway offers ample parking to accommodate your guests' vehicles. Two efficient and reinforced stone wood-burning fireplaces are focal points and poised for heavy mounts to be hung securely. Abundant firewood is stacked inside the shop and at your disposal.Experience the serenity of the outdoors year-round on the covered decks and fireside pavilion picnic area. The main level covered front porch is the full length of the cabin and provides two separate entrances and ample space for greeting guests and seating. The covered deck off the kitchen is plumbed for propane and equipped with a Weber grill and Traeger smoker. Enjoy a little peace and possibly wildlife viewing on the master bedroom deck. A 110-volt hot tub and outdoor furniture await on the upper-level covered deck off the family room. Relax to the gentle sounds of the wind chimes and the aspen leaves rustling in the breeze. Enjoy the expansive views of the adjacent farmland and relish in the fresh mountain air. The stars in the night sky seem to shine especially bright. Enjoy stargazing without all of the light pollution of the city.This is an outdoor recreation enthusiast's paradise. Blackfoot and Alexander Reservoirs offer motorized and non-motorized boating, swimming, fishing, ice fishing, and bird watching opportunities. Blackfoot Reservoir is the second largest reservoir in southeastern Idaho, covering 18,000 surface acres when full, and offers a campground and boat ramp managed by the Bureau of Land Management, and is known for an abundance of wildlife. With state land, BLM ground, and Caribou National Forest close by, there are hundreds of miles of dirt roads and trails to explore horseback riding, hiking, backpacking, camping, mountain biking, cruising in ATVs, wildlife viewing, and big game and upland game hunting. Winter access to the public land requires a snow machine, which opens the door to a magical winter wonderland adventure, snowmobiling, fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Float, fish, or swim along the Bear River and Portneuf River, or enjoy a relaxing soak in the Lava Hot Springs mineral pools and return to warm up by the fireplace or fire pit and enjoy wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own backyard. Elk migration is heavy in this area, and mule deer and moose are also plentiful. There is a game water trough just south of the cabin that replenishes them.Fun fact, the landowners have found evidence of Native American Indians on this property in the form of arrowheads and potential washing basins in the rock. Imagine the potential discoveries you and your family may experience. This turnkey log cabin could be the recreational homestead opportunity you've been waiting for.

Found on the banks of the scenic Salmon River near Challis, this 20-acre parcel boasts an immaculate custom log home as well as some of the finest riverfrontage in all of Custer County. Built in 2000, the three-bed/two-bath log home blends rustic charm and modern comfort. A spacious kitchen and living room highlight the interior along with a den and a master bed/bath on the upstairs floor. A detached two-car garage provides plenty of space for your vehicles and toys. The exterior of the home is fully landscaped with an immaculate lawn, sprinkler system, and back patio. A large storage shed houses all the tools to keep the property in top shape. New improvements to the home and property include a 50-year architectural shingle roof, 50 g/m well, and perimeter yard fencing. Ample water shares keep the entire place green throughout the summer. A series of ditches are set up to distribute the irrigation water across the property. This is an extremely secluded and private location, yet only minutes from Main Street in Challis. The privacy draws numerous wildlife including turkeys, mule deer, whitetail deer, and the occasional elk. A short walk across the property would bring you to the bank of the river, where endless fishing opportunities await. The Salmon River is known for its exceptional trout fishing and annual steelhead and salmon runs. This is truly an all-around property from top to bottom. Call the Land Specialist today to schedule a private tour!

Near Bear Lake with national forest access. Imagine waking up to panoramic views of Bear Lake and heading straight into the Caribou National Forest from your own backyard. This 12.5-acre property in St. Charles, Idaho, offers the perfect mix of scenic beauty, outdoor recreation, and investment potential. With direct access to BLM land, this property backs up to thousands of acres of public landideal for hiking, hunting, ATVing, and off-grid adventure. Located in the hills above Bear Lake, youre just minutes from the water while enjoying the seclusion and privacy of mountain living. Whether youre looking to build a cabin, park your RV or camper, or establish a remote homestead, this property gives you the space and flexibility to create your perfect retreat. Off-grid living is possible here, with plenty of room for solar, a well, and whatever layout you dream up. This lot is ideal for weekend escapes, outdoor basecamps, or holding as a long-term Idaho land investment. Large recreational parcels near Bear Lake are rareespecially with forest access and no HOA restrictions. If youre searching for Idaho land for sale that combines privacy, views, and value, Wilco Land has your next adventure waiting.

This riverfront property on the South Fork of the Clearwater River is an angler's dream, located just north of Stites, Idaho offering roughly 1350 of river frontage. The property boasts stunning views of the river and the surrounding mountains. The property features a prime location right on the riverfront, providing easy access for fishing, boating, and other water activities. The river is known for its excellent steelhead and trout fishing. Land Much of the property is under the water, although there is ample area for your camper or fishing camp. Use your creativity to make this a phenomenal private fishing location. Improvements No permanent structures allowed. Recreation The Kooskia, Idaho area is a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts, especially those interested in fishing. The South Fork of the Clearwater River, which runs through the area, is renowned for its excellent fishing opportunities, making it a must-visit location for anglers of all levels. The South Fork of the Clearwater River is a paradise for trout and steelhead fishing, offering plenty of challenges for experienced anglers and providing a great learning environment for those new to the sport. The river is home to several species of trout, including rainbow, cutthroat, and bull trout, as well as steelhead, which migrate upstream from the ocean each year. The river is easily accessible, with several public access points located throughout the area. Many anglers enjoy fishing from the banks, while others prefer wading into the river for a more immersive experience. Kayaking and canoeing are also popular activities on the river, providing a unique perspective on the surrounding natural beauty. The South Fork of the Clearwater River is open for fishing year-round, with different species available at different times of the year. The spring and fall seasons are particularly popular for steelhead fishing, while summer provides ample opportunities for trout fishing. In addition to fishing, the Kooskia area offers plenty of other recreational activities, including hiking, camping, and hunting. Visitors can explore the nearby Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests, which offer miles of hiking trails and stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Overall, the Kooskia area, and specifically the South Fork of the Clearwater River, is a dream destination for any fishing enthusiast. With its abundant wildlife, beautiful scenery, and world-class fishing opportunities, it's a must-visit location for anyone seeking an unforgettable outdoor experience. Region & Climate Stites is a small town located in north-central Idaho, in the western United States. It is situated in the Clearwater River Valley, surrounded by the Bitterroot Mountains to the west and the Clearwater Mountains to the east. The region experiences a continental climate, characterized by hot summers and cold winters. Summer temperatures in Stites typically range from the mid-70s to mid-80s Fahrenheit, with occasional heatwaves pushing temperatures into the 90s. The summer months are generally dry and sunny, with low humidity and little rainfall. Fall brings cooler temperatures, with average highs in the 60s Fahrenheit in September, dropping to the 40s in November. The fall season is generally mild and pleasant, with colorful foliage and occasional rain showers. Winter in Stites can be cold and snowy, with average temperatures ranging from the low 20s to low 30s Fahrenheit. Spring in Stites is typically cool and wet, with average temperatures in the 50s Fahrenheit and frequent rain showers. The spring season brings greenery and wildflowers to the region, with the Clearwater River Valley bursting with new life. Overall, the climate of Stites and the surrounding region is characterized by four distinct seasons, each offering unique opportunities for outdoor activities and experiences. Visitors can enjoy everything from snowmobiling or snowshoeing in the winter to fishing, hiking, and camping in the summer months. History The Clearwater Valley is an area of North-Central Idaho that has a rich and diverse history spanning thousands of years. The valley was home to various indigenous tribes, including the Nez Perce, who lived in the area for centuries before the arrival of Europeans. In the early 1800s, the Lewis and Clark Expedition passed through the Clearwater Valley on their journey to the Pacific Ocean. This was the first recorded encounter between Europeans and the Nez Perce, and the meeting was peaceful and friendly. In the 1860s, gold was discovered in the area, leading to a gold rush that brought thousands of people to the Clearwater Valley. Many of these prospectors settled in the region, building towns and communities that are still thriving today. In 1877, a conflict broke out between the Nez Perce and the U.S. Army, resulting in a long and bloody war that lasted several months. Throughout the 20th century, the Clearwater Valley continued to be a hub of activity, with logging and mining becoming major industries. The construction of the Dworshak Dam in the 1960s also brought significant changes to the region, creating a large reservoir and providing hydroelectric power to the area. Today, the Clearwater Valley remains a vital part of Idaho's history and culture, with many historic sites and museums dedicated to preserving the region's past. Visitors can explore the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, visit the Nez Perce National Historic Park, or take a tour of the Clearwater Historical Museum to learn more about the area's rich history. Location Stites is a small town located in North-Central Idaho, in the United States. It is situated in the Clearwater River Valley, surrounded by mountains and forests, and offers a peaceful and scenic rural environment. The nearest airport to Stites is the Lewiston-Nez Perce County Regional Airport (LWS), which is approximately 70 miles southwest of the town. The airport offers direct flights to and from Seattle, WA, and Salt Lake City, UT, and is served by Delta Connection and Horizon Air. Another airport in the region is the Spokane International Airport (GEG), located approximately 150 miles northeast of Stites. This airport offers a wider range of domestic and international flights, with service from major airlines such as Alaska Airlines, Delta, United, and Southwest. Stites is a small town and has limited amenities. Visitors can find basic services such as gas stations, a post office, and a small grocery store in the town. However, for more significant amenities such as shopping, dining, and entertainment, visitors may need to travel to nearby towns Grangeville, which is approximately 20 miles away. In Kooskia, visitors can find several restaurants, grocery stores, and gas stations, as well as a public library and a hospital. Grangeville offers similar amenities, as well as additional shopping options. Overall, while Stites may not offer a wide range of amenities, it is situated in a stunning natural environment, making it an ideal location for those seeking a quiet and peaceful retreat. The nearest airports, Lewiston-Nez Perce County Regional Airport and Spokane International Airport, offer convenient access to the town for visitors coming from other parts of the country or internationally.

Seller Financing with 50% Down Payment! Nestled in the landscapes of Culdesac, Idaho, this approximate 120-acre property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Idaho's natural beauty. Featuring diverse terrain and a year-round creek, this recreational land provides a peaceful escape. The property is home to abundant wildlife, including deer, elk, and bear. Don't miss this opportunity to live your outdoor dreams. Land This 120-acre property in Culdesac, Idaho, features a sloped landscape that descends to a year-round creek. Scattered trees provide natural cover, while open areas offer expansive views of the surrounding terrain. The land supports abundant big game, including deer, elk, and bear, making it a prime location for hunters. Recreation This area of Idaho offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience recreation at its finest. Situated in a region known for its breathtaking landscapes and outdoor adventures. Nestled a short drive from the picturesque confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers, the Lewis-Clark Valley is a hidden gem that beckons outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Boasting a rich historical tapestry, diverse landscapes, and a wealth of recreational opportunities, this region is a haven for those seeking an escape from the ordinary. Whether you're an avid hiker, water sports enthusiast, or a history buff, the Lewis-Clark Valley has something for everyone. Region & Climate Culdesac, Idaho, experiences a temperate climate with four distinct seasons, influenced by its location in north-central Idaho. Summers are warm and dry, with daytime highs often reaching the mid-80sF, while nights remain cooler due to the town's elevation. Winters are relatively mild compared to higher-elevation areas nearby, with temperatures typically ranging from the mid-20sF to low 40sF. Snowfall occurs but is usually moderate, with more significant accumulations in the surrounding hills. Spring and fall bring fluctuating temperatures and occasional rain, contributing to the region's agricultural viability. The area enjoys a mix of sunshine and precipitation throughout the year, making it well-suited for farming and outdoor activities. History Culdesac, Idaho, is a small town in Nez Perce County with a rich history tied to the region's early railroad development and agriculture. Established in the early 20th century, it grew as a key stop along the Camas Prairie Railroad, which connected rural communities to larger markets. The town's name, derived from the French term meaning dead-end street, reflects its geographic position in a valley surrounded by rolling hills. Historically, Culdesac has been home to farming and ranching families, with wheat, barley, and cattle playing a significant role in the local economy. Though small in population, the town maintains a strong sense of community. Location Closest Airports: Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport (LWS): Approximately 21 miles west of Culdesac, Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport is the most convenient airport for those traveling by air. The airport provides regional connections and services. Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport (PUW): Located around 51 miles northwest of Culdesac, Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport is another option for air travel. This airport connects the region to major hubs, providing additional choices for those planning trips. While Culdesac may not boast a plethora of amenities, its charm lies in its simplicity, close community ties, and access to the natural wonders of Idaho. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy a peaceful retreat in this scenic town, with the convenience of nearby amenities and the accessibility of regional airports for broader travel options.

1,168 deeded acres comprised of: 930 acres dryland grazing 134 acres flood irrigated pasture 64 acres of newly seeded alfalfa under pivot. The irrigation system can be expanded for the use of a third pivot, increasing hay production The ranch has historically stocked around 200 pairs for the grazing season. Fully fenced and cross-fenced. There is a wood corral and working pens for livestock processing. Owner operated Ample water sources from 4 natural springs and irrigation canal that currently irrigates 200 acres 252 acres of water rights The irrigation system can be expanded for the use of a third pivot, increasing hay production or grazing ground. The ranch is a blank slate for improvements and comes with two building permits Easy access from US Highway 95 and Interstate 84 Less than 100 miles to two sale barns and slaughter plant Contact Dixie Barry for brochure