Owyhee County, Idaho Land For Sale (26 results)

Welcome to your private slice of Owyhee County, Idaho. This 1,622 square foot meticulous three bedroom, two bath home is nestled on 2.275 acres among farms and ranches with views of the Owyhee Mountains. The open floor plan lives larger than its size, and the split floor plan offers privacy. Stainless appliances, wood floors, a dedicated laundry room with a sink, and a two-car garage are some of the highlights. There is enough space for a shop or barn for the ultimate rural living experience. Irrigation shares are available but not fully developed for the property. Forget traffic and crowdingthis nearly new home is the perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle. Enjoy the seclusion with the convenience of simple access to the charming town of Melba and only a short trip to Nampa. Contact us today and make 12454 Nighthawk Lane your new address!

Escape to your own private sanctuary with no neighbors. This rare and expansive 160-acre property is completely surrounded by state public land, ensuring that your space remains free from development and encroachment. This remarkable piece of land offers unmatched privacy and freedom, making it ideal for those seeking year-round recreation, tranquility, and adventure. Enjoy direct access to a serene creek, adding both beauty and natural resources to your land. A blank canvas for your visions to come to life, whether you're looking to build a dream home, establish a hunting lodge, or create a recreational retreat.

Triangle Ranch offers an ideal, secluded spot for your off-grid cabin. This 5-acre lot is situated near BLM land and the Triangle Reservoir, providing stunning views of the Owyhee Mountains. Located in hunting unit 40, it's a prime location for elk, deer, and upland bird hunting. Enjoy privacy situated in a landscape characterized by gently rolling topography that lends itself to a self-sustaining lifestyle. Recreation Tucked away in Idaho's rugged backcountry, Triangle is a hidden gem for outdoor lovers seeking adventure and solitude. With wide open spaces for hiking, horseback riding, and off-roading excursions, plus camping, and hunting, it's a nature lover's paradise. The remote location provides the perfect off-grid escape to disconnect and immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of the Owyhee Mountains. Though access requires rugged travel, the reward is unmatched beauty, abundant wildlife, and endless exploration beneath Idaho's starlit skies. Region & Climate Triangle, Idaho, experiences cold, snowy wintersandwarm, dry summers. Winters can be harsh, with temperatures often dropping well below freezing and significant snowfall, making travel challenging. Summers are typically warm but comfortable, with daytime highs in the 70s-80sF and cooler nights. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures and stunning seasonal changes, with vibrant wildflowers in spring and golden aspen groves in autumn. The region'shigh elevation and remote locationcontribute to its crisp, clean air and wide temperature swings between day and night.

The 5-acre lot is close to BLM land and features a new well producing over 37 GPM, making it an optimal location for constructing an off-grid cabin. Nestled in seclusion, Triangle offers an excellent opportunity to create your dream retreat. Situated a few minutes away from Triangle Reservoir, this property showcases views of the Owyhee Mountains. Located in hunting unit 40 where elk, deer, and upland bird hunting is at your fingertips. Recreation Nestled in Idaho's rugged backcountry, Triangle is a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and solitude. With miles of scenic trails for hiking, horseback riding, and ATV excursions, plus excellent fishing, camping, and big-game hunting, it's a paradise for nature lovers. The remote location offers a perfect off-grid escape, where you can disconnect and immerse yourself in breathtaking wilderness. Though reaching Triangle requires some rugged travel, the reward is unparalleled beauty, abundant wildlife, and endless opportunities for exploration under Idaho's vast, starlit skies. Region & Climate Triangle, Idaho, experiences a continental climate with cold, snowy winters and warm, dry summers. Winters can be harsh, with temperatures often dropping well below freezing and significant snowfall, making travel challenging. Summers are typically warm but comfortable, with daytime highs in the 70s-80sF and cooler nights. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures and stunning seasonal changes, with vibrant wildflowers in spring and golden aspen groves in autumn. The region's high elevation and remote location contribute to its crisp, clean air and wide temperature swings between day and night.

INTRODUCING A NEW OFFERING WITH SNAKE RIVER FRONTAGE! Located off River Road, just a few minutes from the great little town of Homedale, Idaho, sits 37.44 acres. The Owyhee County property offers hunting and fishing opportunities, privacy, incredible views, and open pasture ground. With more than 600 feet of frontage on the Snake River, this place is ideal for your riverfront estate. Walk down to the river to hunt waterfowl, fish, or just enjoy a cool dip in the river. Approximately 17 acres of irrigation rights means you can grow feed for your livestock and horses. The location provides convenient access to the Snake River Wine Trail, Indian Creek Plaza, and a host of recreational opportunities in the surrounding mountains and waterways. Owyhee County is home to thousands of acres of public lands, streams, reservoirs, and a diverse habitat for big game and bird hunting. This is a chance to own a private hunting and fishing hole in the middle of an outdoor mecca.

This desirable lower-elevation ranch is situated in Idaho's "banana belt," known for its ideal growing conditions. Encompassing 563 acres, the property supports a thriving cattle operation and cultivates alfalfa, fescue, and brome grass hay. 380 acres are irrigated and cultivable. Irrigation water is sourced from two creeks with ponds for water storage, and supplemented by two deep irrigation wells later in the growing season. Water is applied by seven pivots, and complemented by solid-set sprinklers in the corners. The sale includes a remodeled 1,850 sf manufactured home loaded with improvements, and a large shop with three, 20-wide overhead doors, and lots of windows that let in natural light making it ideal for equipment maintenance. Other outbuildings include a 16 x 25 barn and other smaller outbuildings, and a 50,000 Lb. state-certified scale. The ranch is at the confluence of two creeks, augmenting the hunting for big game, and upland game birds, and offers stunning, panoramic views of the Owyhee Mountains. All of this is just over an hour to Boise, Idaho.

INTRODUCING AN EXTREMELY RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE THE RIGHTS TO A CALCIUM CARBONATE (CACO3) DEPOSIT NEAR OREANA, IDAHO IN OWYHEE COUNTY. Calcium Carbonate, Oolite in this deposit, has many uses in the agriculture, construction and manufacturing industries. This is a 180 acre open mine with a Lode Claim to the mineral deposit on BLM Public Land. The Operating Plan is current. For further information contact us today.

This serene property features a beautifully remodeled two-story home offering breathtaking views of the Owyhee Mountains. Close to recreation opportunities in the Owyhees and along the Snake River. The spacious layout includes a large living room with high ceilings and a cozy propane fireplace, an office, and a sizable recreation room. An extra deep three-bay garage with dedicated workshop space, storage, and a 1/2 bath. Above the garage are two of the bedrooms, a bathroom, and the recreation room, which could easily be converted into a separate living area. Also includes a shop w/ large sliding doors, power supply, a wood stove, and a partial concrete floor, ideal for equipment storage or potential conversion into a horse barn. Perimeter wire fenced. Ample space for recreational vehicles and various hobbies. The natural shade trees and large open area make it ideal for creating a horse setup, potential adding an arena. Owner carry terms available.

Located in the heart of the Owyhee Uplands 50 miles southwest of the farming community of Grand View, Deep Creek Ranch is a highly productive, seasonal cattle grazing operation that features 2,535+/- deeded acres in ten individual parcels of land surrounded by two Bureau of Land Management (BLM) grazing allotments permitted to the ranch and an associated State of Idaho grazing lease. The ranch's deeded parcels are strategically positioned within the grazing allotments and control water sources and access points. The Owyhee Uplands (or simply the "Owyhees") is an immense, sparsely populated region spanning portions of Idaho, Nevada, and Oregon, where sheer canyon walls swell to broad sagebrush plateaus and juniper-covered hills that roll across one of the largest intact and undeveloped expanses of public land remaining in the Lower 48. Deep Creek represents the best of the Owyhees, encompassing robust grasslands, sage-covered mesas, juniper forests, aspen stands, red rock canyons, and numerous creeks, springs, and seasonal lakes. The only building improvements on the ranch are two off-grid cow camps, each with a small cabin and horse pen. These camps provide basic living accommodations during the grazing and hunting seasons and are situated on separate deeded tracts connected by an internal ranch road. A set of loading corrals is located along the county road linking the ranch with Grand View and Jordan Valley, Oregon, to the northwest. The ranch supports abundant big game, including elk, mule deer, and antelope, as well as upland birds and a host of non-games species. Deep Creek, Pole Creek, and Dickshooter Creek, all part of the Owyhee River system, offer fishing opportunities for native redband trout and introduced smallmouth bass. Because of its size, the ranch qualifies for landowner appreciation program tags for controlled hunts in highly coveted unit 42. The Facts: ~ Highly productive, 500+/- head, seasonal cattle operation with excellent grazing and water resources ~ 2,535+/- deeded acres in ten individual parcels encompassed by two single-user ~ BLM grazing allotments and a state grazing lease ~ 50 miles from Grand View and 100 miles from Boise ~ Basic improvements include two off-grid, "buckaroo" cabins ~ Extremely private backcountry setting with limited impacts from the public ~ Pole Creek and Owyhee River Wilderness Areas border the ranch ~ Excellent big game and upland bird hunting and fishing for redband trout and smallmouth ~ Qualifies for landowner tags for controlled hunts in unit 42 ~ Elevation ranges from approximately 5,000 feet to 5,700 feet ~ No conservation easement ~ Annual property taxes are approximately $800

Welcome to 2.47 acres of blank canvas near the desirable town of Homedale, Idaho. Enjoy the sunrise over Bogus Basin and the sunset over the Owyhees. This small acreage parcel has irrigation water shares and is slightly sloped to take advantage of the easy irrigation and great views. There are no CCRs or HOA so this is truly a versatile property for your new home or shop. Consider having horses, livestock, chickens, or a garden. The location offers an easy commute to Caldwell, Nampa and Meridian.

Rarely does such pristine acreage become available in the heart of Owyhee County, offering breathtaking vistas that stretch as far as the eye can see. Perfect for hunting enthusiasts, it lies within Idaho Fish & Game Unit 42 and is renowned for its abundant wildlife, including successful elk hunts and a visible population of sage grouse and pronghorn. The property features a natural spring with potential for development. Situated near BLM and state lands, it extends opportunities for hiking, camping, exploration, and ATV adventures. This property is a true treasure for those seeking a recreational retreat or a haven for hunting pursuits.

WELCOME TO BRASHER RANCH, A LEGACY RANCH LOCATED ALONG JORDAN CREEK AND LOUSE CREEK IN THE HEART OF OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO. The offering boasts a contiguous 32,000 acres comprised of 6,631 deeded acres and over 25,000 acres of Federal and State grazing leases. Rooted in multi-generational heritage since its formation by the Panzeri Family starting in 1910, Brasher Ranch stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the American West. For the first time in history, this ranch is available and offers an opportunity to own a Premier Cattle and Hunting Ranch in beautiful SW Idaho. SPANNING OVER 32,000 CONTIGUOUS DEEDED AND ALLOTMENT ACRES WITH NEARLY 3,000 FEET OF ELEVATION VARIANCE, THIS RANCH PROVIDES THE IDEAL SCENARIO FOR GRAZING EFFICIENCY. The Homeplace is located at the confluence of Flint Creek and Jordan Creek and is nearly the southernmost point of the ranch. Going north along Jordan Creek, you will find a diverse landscape ideally suited for livestock and wildlife ranging from irrigated meadows along the creeks to canyons, rolling hills, large plateaus and hilltops. Live water spanning over 10 miles along Jordan Creek, Louse Creek and Flint Creek provides irrigation and stock water for livestock as well as the abundant wildlife population. The main homestead provides rustic living accommodations and underscores the commitment to preserving the ranching legacy for the future generations. TURN YOUR CATTLE OUT IN EARLY SPRING AND LET THEM GRAZE IN THE MOST EFFICIENT MANNER ACROSS ONE OF THE FEW REMAINING COMPLETELY CONTIGUOUS LARGE RANCHES IN THE NORTHWEST. The live water is accessible from every grazing allotment and field minimizing maintenance and stress on the herd. Jordan Creek and Louse Creek merge in the middle of the ranch with multiple smaller creeks providing seasonal and year-round live water. The ample forage and water coupled with good fencing and trails streamlines pasture rotations and facilitates efficient herd management. Easements to the Integra DeLamar Mine present additional income streams complemented by the potential for hunting leases or grazing association formation and developments. MANY PEOPLE LOOK FOR A GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEES FOR HUNTING AND RECREATION. Brasher Ranch is the Owyhees and serves as a year-round gateway to adventure, exploration, fishing and hunting. Indulge in the thrill of chasing after Unit 40 trophy elk and mule deer. Enjoy exclusive access to truly unique hunting opportunities as a direct result of low pressure, diverse habitat and perennial water sources. Take advantage of priority landowner and depredation tags as well as antelope tags when available. Additional opportunities include tracking mountain lions, bobcats, and a variety of upland birds and small game. In the spring and summer months, fish the live water creeks that rainbow and redband trout call home. Traverse the expansive lands on an ATV or strap on a backpack and hike the many hills and canyons. And for the ultimate backcountry experience, saddle up for miles of horseback riding, or just go camping amidst Brasher Ranch's wondrous landscape. OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO IS ONE OF THE LAST REMAINING BASTIONS OF THE GREAT AMERICAN WEST, WHERE LIVESTOCK GRAZE, WILDLIFE ROAM AND FAMILIES AND THE RANCHING COMMUNITY ARE AT THE CENTER OF DAILY LIFE AND LIVING. While many people like to make the trek out on weekends for various activities, the ranch owner can enjoy it every day and have unlimited access to opportunities only dreamed about by most. From the Homeplace, its a quick 20 minute trip to the small town of Jordan Valley, Oregon. Another hour will get you to Marsing, Idaho with more options for supplies, dining and activities. Saddle up for about two hours to get from the Homeplace to the Boise Airport. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ALL FOUR SEASONS IN SCENIC SOUTHERN IDAHO. Enjoy the vast recreation and hunting provided by the normally mild but sometimes snowy winters. Relish the cool dry springtime air as the snow melts, the creeks rise and the cattle start grazing. The long warm summer days make it difficult to slow down and find rest in the cool nights. The cool fall months welcome a little moisture and reward for the long summer as cattle are shipped, crops are harvested and firewood is stacked for winter. This historic legacy ranch offers discerning buyers a truly generational chance to own an extremely rare property that will provide a good living and a great lifestyle. If you're looking for a distinguished property that is the essence of an Idaho Cattle and Hunting Ranch, look no further than Brasher Ranch.

This 5-acre property offers unparalleled views of Snake River Canyon and Owyhee Mountains with no HOA restrictions. Featuring two homes on the property, a mini gun range, six powered outbuildings, and the potential for subdividing, it's a prime rental and development opportunity in the thriving Marsing area. Land Perched atop a bluff, this picturesque 5-acre parcel offers breathtaking views of the Snake River and the Owyhee Mountains. The level building site features 2 homes and several outbuildings. Enjoy shared access to the river through a written easement. There is a shared dock in the river to allow for unlimited recreational possibilities. This property has the potential to be subdivided. Improvements The main home, spanning 2,160 sqft, comprises 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Upgrades include newer carpet and paint throughout. It's single-storied, with one primary bedroom and bathroom upstairs. Enjoy scenic views of Snake River Canyon from the covered patio area. The second home boasts a single-story layout with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. There are several outbuildings on the property. The horse barn measures 30'x40 and is equipped with both power and water. Each home has its own septic system and address, while sharing a well. Recreation The property is west of the Snake River in Owyhee County and close to several recreational areas which offer opportunities for fishing and boating. The Owyhee Mountains and the nearby Owyhee Reservoir are prominent natural features in the Owyhee County area of southwestern Idaho. Nearby attractions include: Snake River Owyhee River/Reservoir Owyhee Mountains River Bend Golf Course Claytonia Pond Wildlife Habitat Area Jump Creek Falls St Chapelle's Winery Lake Lowell Givens Hot Springs Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge Located in Game Management Unit (GMU) 40, there are plenty of hunting opportunities, including big game like mule deer, elk, and pronghorn antelope, as well as upland birds such as chukar and quail. Waterfowl and predator hunting is permitted as well. Region & Climate Marsing, Idaho is at the heart Idaho's wine and orchard country. Several wineries and orchards are within minutes of this rural community including Ste. Chapelle Winery, Hells Canyon Winery. Koenig Vineyards, Fujishin Family Cellars and more. This peaceful town sits on the banks of the Snake River and is known as the Gateway to the Owyhee mountain range. Its residents enjoy celebrating annual events such as its Independence Day Celebration, Light up the Night Parade, Owyhee County Fair & Rodeo, the Leroy Breshear's Family Fishing Derby or Art in the Park. Owyhee County is a playground for recreationalists. If you enjoy fishing, there are opportunities to cast your fishing pole in either the Snake River or the Owyhee River. Visitors can hike, camp or ride horses in the Bruneau Dunes State Park. For those that love the thrill of ATVing, Owyhee County has an extensive trail system with hundreds of miles of public trails. It is also home to the Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area.

This is a great property for anyone seeking a functional ranch with established pasture, and irrigation. 43 acres with amenities including a 2-stall barn, old shop, corrals, feeders, and storage sheds. Additionally, the larger shed can be used for machine storage, and the barn and shed have electrical service. Water features include a live stream, a man-made pond that is fed by a spring on the property, and water rights for 39 acres.