Lincoln County, Idaho Land For Sale (9 results)

Self-reliant with solar and wind powered generation, offers a remarkable blend of independence and natural beauty. Spanning 9.36 +- acres, it features a solar and wind power system that ensures sustainable energy supply. The property boasts a charming tiny home, ideal for those seeking a minimalist lifestyle or a cozy retreat. The picturesque Little Wood River meanders through the property, adding a serene touch and offering opportunities for fishing and relaxation. Additionally, the property includes a substantial 2,050 +- shop which can serve a variety of purposes adding value and functionality. Overall, this property offers a harmonious blend of eco-friendly living, natural tranquility, and practical amenities.

Set on just under 5 acres with panoramic views, this well-maintained Shoshone property offers privacy, space, and versatility. Features include a 6-bedroom, 4.5-bath home, with detached garage, mature landscaping, orchard, gardens, full irrigation, fenced-ready areas, wraparound porch, hot tub and koi pond. Includes an apartment above the garage and is close to river access, trails, parks, and local shops. Land Tucked into a quiet subdivision with no through traffic, the property is framed by mature trees and thoughtfully developed grounds that create a peaceful, private setting. The land features established fruit trees, raised garden beds, and open, usable acreage ideal for small-scale agriculture or animals, supported by a full irrigation system and lawn sprinklers. Outdoor spaces are designed for both relaxation and connection to nature, with a covered wraparound porch capturing sweeping sunset views, a tranquil koi pond, and a hot tub. Direct access to nearby public BLM land expands recreational opportunities, offering endless terrain for hiking, horseback riding, ATV and side-by-side adventures, and motorcycle riding, while the separate living space above the garage provides added flexibility for guests, rental potential, or a home office. Property Features Mature trees throughout the property provide shade, privacy, and a park-like feel Large, usable acreage with multiple areas suited for livestock or hobby farming North field ideal for horses or cattle (fencing needed) South section suited for goats, chickens, or small animals (fencing needed) Quiet, peaceful subdivision with friendly neighbors and no through traffic Direct access to hiking trails and public lands, including The Drops Ride horses or small recreational vehicles directly from the property to nearby public lands Little Wood River just a few minutes' walk away, featuring a great fishing hole Back porch provides stunning sunset views Koi pond on the north side of the yard (pond remains; fish rehomed prior to move) Variety of flowers and blooming plants throughout the yard Spacious yard with ample summer shade Cherry tree near the garage and parking areaan ideal location for a future treehouse Large garden area with 9 raised garden beds, weed barrier installed under beds and walkways Additional tilled garden space north of the main garden Established orchard with a variety of fruit-bearing trees, including peach, apple, plum, pear, cherry, apricot, and more No pesticides or herbicides used on the property by current owners Dedicated, fully fenced dog run with concrete flooring Chicken coop attached to the end of the shed with roosting bars and automatic chicken door (needs batteries; otherwise, functional) Improvements This 6-bedroom, 4.5-bath home, built in 2005, also features a detached garage and offers an ideal blend of space, functionality, and country charm. Step onto the expansive 360 wraparound deck and experience the quiet serenity of country living, where sweeping views and unforgettable sunrises and sunsets are part of everyday life. The home features thoughtful upgrades throughout, including a newer roof and numerous interior improvements that enhance both comfort and functionality. Designed for relaxation and entertaining, the large covered wraparound porch offers two distinct seating areas, while the hot tubwell maintained, freshly cleaned, and ready for useadds an inviting outdoor retreat. Inside, the finished basement includes a second living room with space prepared for a small gas-fed fireplace, creating additional cozy living space. An added highlight is the private apartment above the garage, offering exceptional versatility. With a spacious kitchen ideal for hosting, this separate living area is well suited for supplemental rental income, a home office, guest accommodations, or a creative studio. This rare property seamlessly blends comfort, flexibility, and breathtaking viewsan opportunity not to be missed. Recreation Area Outdoor Adventure & Attractions Right out your door, direct access to nearby public BLM land provides exceptional recreational opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, biking, ATV and side-by-side use, and motorcycle riding. Shoshone Falls Park (Twin Falls) Often called the Niagara of the West, this powerful waterfall is a scenic must-see. Magic Reservoir Scenic recreational destination offering fishing, boating, and camping amid mountain and high-desert landscapes. Perrine Coulee Falls & Centennial Waterfront Park Trails, river views, and seasonal river activities near Shoshone Falls. Balanced Rock & Balanced Rock Park Unique geological formations and short hikes near Buhl. Snake River Canyon Rim Trails Scenic hikes and rail-to-trail paths for walking, biking and canyon views. Shoshone Ice Caves Guided tours in an ice-filled lava tube a cool, year-round attraction showcasing local geology. Black Magic Canyon Natural slot canyon formed from lava flows, great for photography and exploring in drier seasons. Shoshone Wilderness Study Area BLM public land with hiking, photography, wildlife viewing, horseback riding and primitive adventure terrain just outside town. Idaho's Mammoth Cave & Shoshone Bird Museum of Natural History Fascinating volcanic cave and natural history exhibits. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Irrigation is via shared pump from the Little Wood River (approx. 3 shares; number to be verified), shared system, two meters; prior power cost approx. $50/month Full irrigation system in place for the field, garden, and orchard Hoses and sprinklers included with the property Lawn sprinkler system installed throughout landscaped areas Region & Climate Shoshone is a small city in Lincoln County in south-central Idaho, part of the broader Magic Valley region. It sits at about 3,960 feet elevation on the high plains with a mix of river bottomlands and lava-rock terrain surrounding it. The Little Wood River runs through town, and volcanic features like lava flows and caves are common nearby. Shoshone has a dry, four-season climate typical of south-central Idaho. Summers are warm to hot with low humidity, making outdoor living comfortable, while evenings cool off nicely. Winters are cold but generally dry, with light to moderate snowfall compared to higher-elevation areas. Spring and fall offer mild temperatures and plenty of sunshine, creating long shoulder seasons ideal for outdoor activities, gardening, and enjoying the landscape. History Shoshone was founded in 1882 as a railroad town along the Oregon Short Line Railroad, which played a key role in its early growth. The arrival of the railroad transformed the area into a transportation and agricultural hub, supporting nearby ranching and farming communities. Named after the Shoshone Native American tribe, the town became the county seat of Lincoln County in 1895, solidifying its regional importance. Agricultureparticularly livestock, grain, and later irrigated farmingshaped Shoshone's economy and way of life. The surrounding volcanic landscape also contributed to the area's identity, with lava flows, caves, and unique geological features drawing interest and tourism over time. Today, Shoshone remains a small, close-knit community that reflects Idaho's rural heritage while serving as a gateway to the Magic Valley region. Location Conveniently located within walking distance of a public park, gas stations, and local shops. Shoshone sits in the heart of south-central Idaho's Magic Valley region and is within short drives of several small towns and cities that offer services, shopping, community amenities and additional recreational activities. Closet smaller towns: Gooding, Jerome, Wendell, Filer and Kimberly Burley, Rupert, and Heyburn are within 40-45 miles, and the Hailey/Sun Valley-Ketchum area are approx. 1 hour away. Twin Falls, ID, approx. 35 minutes away is the largest nearby city and the primary commercial/amenity center for the region with: Major grocery stores, retail centers, and shopping districts Medical facilities including major hospitals Restaurants, entertainment, and cultural venues Outdoor recreation close by (Snake River Canyon, Perrine Bridge, Shoshone Falls) Regional airport (Magic Valley Regional Airport) for travel

40+- acre feedlot with 2550 CAFO, 640+- lock ups and a 3 tower Zimmatic pivot. There is also a 4 bed 1.5 bath 1375+- SF home on the property as well.

Nestled along the serene banks of the Little Wood river, this to-be-built 2600 +- sf home offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, with breathtaking panoramic views. Home features an open-concept layout that maximizes space and natural light. The heart of the home is a spacious great room with soaring ceilings, exposed beams and large windows framing the river and an endless view. Designed for those seeking a tranquil escape in nature's embrace.

Nestled along the serene banks of the Little Wood river, this to-be-built 2700 +- sf home offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, with breathtaking panoramic views. Home features an open-concept layout that maximizes space and natural light. The heart of the home is a spacious great room with soaring ceilings, exposed beams and large windows framing the river and an endless view. Designed for those seeking a tranquil escape in nature's embrace.

This 5-Acre parcel is the most affordably priced 5 acres currently listed on the Intermountain Multiple Listing Service. The property is currently zoned A-5 (Agricultural), but with the potential for the new owner to apply for rezoning to RR-2 (Rural Residential) if desired/. A zoning charge would open the door for this parcel to be split. Located just across the railroad tracks between Shoshone and Dietrich with convenient access off ID-24 (Dietrich Highway) which is a paved county road. Buyers will appreciate no HOA, no CC&R''s and the flexibility to place manufactured homes on permanent foundations. This is an easy 5-minute drive to Shoshone, and 35 minutes to Twin Falls. Power is available to the property. This is a versatile location for your next home or investment opportunity.

Here it is, 40 acres for you to spread out onto! Build a house, farm it, or bring to life your vision here in affordable Dietrich Idaho, close to Highway 24, 93 & 26, this is a perfect location between Sun Valley & Twin Falls for your dream to unfold. Buyer to verify all information.

Unique property on the west side of Richfield, Idaho. Subdivision potential, City sewer and water on the property. Bedroom community for the Sun Valley area,. Housing needed in the area. Next to schools.

This 5-Acre parcel is the most affordably priced 5 acres currently listed on the Intermountain Multiple Listing Service. The property is zoned A-5 (Agricultural), but with the potential for the new owner to apply for rezoning to RR-2 (Rural Residential) if desired. A zoning charge would open the door for this parcel to be split. Located just across the railroad tracks between Shoshone and Dietrich with convenient access off ID-24 (Dietrich Highway) which is a paved county road. Buyers will appreciate no HOA, no CC&R''s and the flexibility to place manufactured homes on permanent foundations. This is an easy 5-minute drive to Shoshone, and 35 minutes to Twin Falls. Power is available to the property. This is a versatile location for your next home or investment opportunity.