USD 2,200,000

This versatile property represents an opportunity for businesses seeking a well-equipped and strategically located facility in the heart of McCall's industrial district. This 0.85 acre lot is zoned industrial and features a 3,360 square foot building built in 1995. The building includes three oversized bay doors, a concrete floor, loft space offering additional storage or workspace, and a dedicated office space. Metal Construction 3,360 Square Feet 3 - Oversized Bay Doors 3-Phase Electric Concrete Floor Dedicated Office Loft Area The land is conveniently located near Tamarack Resort, McCall, Payette Lake, and Lake Cascade where you can enjoy a host of outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, swimming, or boating at Lake Cascade, hiking or biking the local cross-country trails, and ziplining. The area is also known for its abundant wildlife. The land lies in hunting unit 24 which commonly has wildlife such as deer, elk, bear, quail, chukar, pheasants, and turkey. Nearby recreational hotspots include: Hait Reservoir Lake Cascade Little Ski Hill Payette Lake & Downtown McCall Tamarack Ski Resort Ponderosa State Park Jug Mountain Golf Course Brundage Mountain Ski Resort Zims Hot Springs Lake Cascade State Park Payette River Lost Valley Reservoir Herrick Reservoir Warm Lake McCall, Idaho, features a humid continental climate with cold, snowy winters and warm, dry summers. Winter temperatures average between 19°F to 34°F, with abundant snowfall. While, summer sees highs of 70°F to 88°F. McCall, Idaho which sits along the banks of Payette Lake, is an outdoor recreational hot-spot especially for many residents from the Boise metro area who are looking for a weekend escape. Besides Brundage Mountain, McCall is also central to both the Little Ski Hill and Tamarack Resort thus making McCall known for its winter recreation. Visitors and residents enjoy activities such as Nordic skiing, cross country skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and tubing. In fact, one of the its most vibrant events is the annual Winter Carnival held every January which exhibits intricate snow sculptures throughout the community. People also escape to this charming mountain town during the summer months to enjoy activities such as river rafting, kayaking, fishing, boating, jet skiing, camping, hiking or soaking in the one of the area's natural hot springs. The spectacular mountain scenery and lake views can be appreciated from downtown McCall but for a more intimate and unspoiled view, many like to visit Ponderosa State Park. This public park is just on the northern outskirts of town and offers hiking trails, camping sites and beaches along the Payette Lake.

McCall

USD 900,000

Indulge in unparalleled rural mountain luxury as you step into this extraordinary residence boasting nearly 4000 square feet of space. Embrace the comfort of rural living, enveloped by majestic mountains that paint a picturesque backdrop. Step onto the enchanting wrap-around porch and be captivated by the breathtaking views that unfold before you. Admire the craftsmanship of this custom-built luxury mountain lodge! Nestled on a picturesque 10-acres, this exquisite residence boasts nearly 4000 square feet of living space, offering a harmonious blend of luxury and tranquility. Step onto the wrap-around porch and immerse yourself in the breathtaking views, providing the perfect backdrop for moments of relaxation and contemplation. Tucked away in a secluded setting, yet conveniently close to town for all your daily needs, this home offers the best of both worlds. Featuring five bedrooms and four bathrooms, the living quarters are adorned with cathedral ceilings, and hand-hewn timbers creating an expansive and inviting ambiance. Upstairs, a charming loft overlooks the main floor, while downstairs, a spacious addition dwelling unit awaits, promising endless possibilities. The unique design allows for the deck to act as a cover for additional below grade storage. The breathtaking landscapes of Orofino, Idaho lies a paradise for outdoor enthusiast, explore an extensive network of hiking trails, meandering through lush forests, alongside picturesque riverbanks, and ascending into the majestic mountains, offering both leisurely strolls and exhilarating challenges. Dworshak Reservoir standing as a crown jewel of outdoor adventure. Dworshak Reservoir, a hallmark of Orofino's landscape, offers a playground for outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds. Spanning over 50 miles in length, this reservoir is a haven for fishing, boating, and water sports. Anglers cast their lines in pursuit of prized salmon, steelhead, and trout, while boaters cruise the crystal-clear waters, taking in panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. Campgrounds dot the shores of Dworshak Reservoir, offering a rustic retreat for those seeking to immerse themselves in nature's embrace. Additionally, hikers can venture along trails that circumnavigate the reservoir, allowing for a full appreciation of its scenic beauty and tranquil ambiance. In Orofino, adventure awaits around every bend, beckoning nature lovers to explore and discover the wonders of Dworshak Reservoir and its surrounding wilderness. Within the picturesque landscapes of Clearwater County in the northern reaches of Idaho, Orofino reveals a climate shaped by its rugged geography and proximity to the Idaho Panhandle. With its mountainous terrain, lush forests, and the meandering Clearwater River, the region offers captivating natural beauty year-round. Enjoy warm summers perfect for hiking, fishing, and camping along the riverbanks and lakes, while autumn transforms the area into a vibrant display of colors. Winter blankets Orofino with snow, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to indulge in skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. Spring brings a renewal of life, with the Clearwater River swelling and providing many opportunities. Throughout the year, Orofino's breathtaking scenery offers an array of outdoor recreational opportunities, ensuring every season brings its own unique charm to this idyllic corner of the Idaho Panhandle. Orofino, Idaho, boasts a storied past woven into the fabric of its rugged landscape and rich cultural tapestry. With roots stretching back thousands of years, indigenous peoples, notably the Nez Perce tribe, have nurtured an enduring connection to this land. The late 19th century ushered in an era of transformation as the timber-rich forests surrounding Lenore beckoned settlers seeking prosperity in the burgeoning logging industry. As sawmills and logging camps sprang up, Lenore emerged as a bustling hub, its vitality fueled by the relentless rhythm of timber production. Despite weathering the ebb and flow of economic tides and confronting challenges like wildfires, the indomitable spirit of the community prevailed. Today, Lenore stands as a testament to resilience, its rural charm enchanting a tight-knit populace who cherish the timeless allure of their surroundings. While logging remains integral to the local economy, a spirit of diversification thrives, with agriculture, outdoor recreation, and a myriad of other ventures shaping the modern identity of this iconic western enclave. In the scenic landscapes of the Idaho Panhandle, Orofino, a small community in Clearwater County, boasts a tranquil rural charm. Situated near the banks of the Clearwater River, this picturesque area offers a sparse population amidst its natural beauty, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to explore its pristine surroundings. The nearby Lewiston- Nez Perce County Airport, located approximately 40 miles southwest, provides convenient access to domestic flights and essential services. For additional amenities, Orofino and neighboring property Kamiah, Idaho offers basic necessities like gas stations, grocery stores, and accommodation, all within a short drive. With its idyllic setting along the Clearwater River, Orofino is an ideal destination for outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, camping and hunting. Promising a memorable experience for residents and visitors alike.

5 bd

3,984 sqft

lot 435,600 sqft

Teakean

USD 695,000

Welcome to your own private RV park just outside of the charming town of Cottonwood, Idaho! This wonderful 10-acre property boasts a nine-spot RV park, a 1387 square foot 2 bed, 2 bath manufactured home built in 2018, and a cozy guest house perfect for a short-term rental. As you enter the park, you'll be immediately greeted by a landscaped and well-maintained property that is perfect for anyone seeking peace and tranquility.As mentioned above, this stunning 10-acre property has nine pull-through RV spots with water and electrical hookup making it an ideal destination for campers and RV enthusiasts. The main house is a 1387 square foot 2 bed, 2 bath manufactured home built in 2018. The manufactured home is a true gem, featuring modern amenities and upgrades throughout. From the open floor plan to the gorgeous finishes, this home is sure to impress. The spacious living room and dining area are perfect for entertaining guests, while the well-appointed kitchen boasts black appliances and plenty of storage. The two bedrooms are comfortable and inviting, with the primary bedroom featuring an en-suite bathroom with a walk-in tile shower. The guest bathroom is conveniently located next to the second bedroom and features a tub/shower combo. Behind the main house is an insulated shop that provides ample storage or a place to park vehicles. The charming guest house is a studio equipped with a kitchen, living area, and bedroom, making it the perfect retreat for visiting family, friends or a short term rental. There is an office space located next to the guest house for business operations. Also located on the property is a shower house for guests, and a large shed to store the RV park equipment. Camas Prairie Residents enjoy their proximity to recreational opportunities particularly hunting, fishing, and snowmobiling. Popular fishing hotspots include Winchester Lake, the Salmon River and Dworshak Reservoir. Area hunters appreciate the exceptional big game hunting and game bird hunting at their fingertips. Other local attractions include the Cottonwood Butte Ski hill and Snowhaven Ski Hill where many people enjoy skiing, snowboarding and sledding. Also nearby, the Pine Bar Campground and Boat Launch. Seubert RV Park is minutes away from thousands of acres of State of Idaho land. 15 miles from Cottonwood Butte Ski Area 18 miles from Salmon River 24 miles from Pine Bar Campground 24 miles from Winchester Lake 35 miles from State of Idaho Land 50 miles from Dworshak Dam & Reservoir The acreage not currently developed for the park produces an Alfalfa Hay crop that is sold for profit. The RV park currently offers nine RV spots and the guest house for rent. They offer nightly rates or weekly rates for the spots and the guest house. There is plenty of excess land for future development of more RV spots. Currently operating seasonally, with great interest from guest for year round availability. Camas Prairie is a region located in north-central Idaho, USA, and encompasses parts of Idaho, Lewis, and Clearwater counties. It sits at an elevation of approximately 3,500 feet above sea level, making it a high-elevation plateau. The climate of Camas Prairie is classified as a humid continental climate, characterized by warm summers and cold winters. The area receives an average of 24 inches of precipitation annually, with the majority falling as snow during the winter months. The region's vegetation is dominated by grasslands, with some areas of forested land in the higher elevations. The most notable plant species found in Camas Prairie is the camas flower, which is a member of the lily family and is considered a significant cultural and historical plant for the Nez Perce Tribe. Camas Prairie is also home to a diverse range of wildlife, including elk, deer, moose, black bears, coyotes, and mountain lions. The prairie is also a crucial habitat for numerous bird species. Camas Prairie has a rich and diverse history that dates back thousands of years. The area has been inhabited by various Native American tribes, including the Nez Perce, who have lived in the region for over 10,000 years. The Seubert RV Park sits on the Seubert Family Century Farm which was established in 1890. The farm originated as a apple orchard and later evolved into a row crop production farm. From the park you can see the patch work of the Camas Prairie crops including wheat, barley, canola, garbs, alfalfa, and grass hay. Also visible from the park is the Jenny Barn, originally constructed in the early 1900's by the Seubert family and later sold to the Jenny Family, the barn has been remodeled to preserve its natural history in the recent years. During the late 1800s and early 1900s, Camas Prairie became a center for agriculture, with farmers cultivating wheat, barley, and other crops in the fertile soil of the region. The arrival of the railroad in the late 1800s helped to further develop the region's economy, with towns such as Grangeville, Cottonwood, and Kamiah becoming important centers for trade and commerce. Today, Camas Prairie remains an important agricultural region, with farmers continuing to grow a variety of crops. The area is also a popular destination for outdoor recreation, with opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, and camping. The camas flower is still an essential part of the region's cultural heritage, and annual camas festivals and celebrations are held in various towns throughout the area. The location of this property is truly unbeatable. Nestled just outside of Cottonwood, Idaho, you'll be able to enjoy all the benefits of small-town living while still being within easy reach of larger cities like Boise and Lewiston. The stunning scenery surrounding the property provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, hunting and snowmobiling. The RV Park is the perfect stopping point halfway between Boise and Coeur d' Alene located on one the most traveled highways in Idaho Highway 95.

2 bd

lot 435,600 sqft

Cottonwood

USD 350,000

5+ acres on US Highway 95 in the center of the beautiful Camas Prairie. This property has full exposure to US Highway 95's traffic and multiple access points. The land can be accessed from Market Road or Elliot St. With no planning or zoning restrictions, the opportunities are truly endless allowing for commercial or residential use. The land is currently tillable farm ground making it easy to develop. Bring your business ideas to Idaho County!This commercial lot benefits from its prime location in the town known for its picturesque surroundings, small-town allure, and strategic significance within the state. Covering 5+ acres, the lot present an expansive area for potential development and growth. Its dimensions offer flexibility for a variety of commercial endeavors, with ample space allocated for parking and landscaping. Moreover, the flat topography of the land provides and advantageous foundation for construction projects, minimizing the necessity for extensive earthwork or grading and allowing for diverse building designs to thrive. The Camas Prairie, with its picturesque landscapes and diverse ecosystems, offers a wide array of recreational opportunities for visitors and residents alike. From outdoor adventures to cultural exploration, there's something for everyone to enjoy on the prairie. Hiking and Nature Trails: North Idaho is crisscrossed with scenic hiking trails that wind through forests, meadows, and along riverbanks. These trails offer opportunities to observe wildlife, enjoy stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains, and immerse oneself in the natural beauty of the prairie. Camping: Camping enthusiasts will find plenty of options for both tent and RV camping on the Camas Prairie. Campgrounds nestled amidst towering pine forests or overlooking tranquil rivers provide the perfect setting for a night under the stars. Fishing and Hunting: The region's rivers, streams, and lakes are teeming with trout, making it a paradise for anglers. Hunting is also popular in the fall, with opportunities to pursue deer, elk, and upland game birds in the surrounding forests and grasslands. Winter Sports: In winter, the Camas Prairie transforms into a winter wonderland, offering opportunities for snowshoeing, skiing, and snowmobiling on groomed trails and open expanses of snow-covered terrain. Cultural Events and Festivals: Throughout the year, the Camas Prairie hosts a variety of cultural events and festivals celebrating the region's heritage, including music festivals, rodeos, and county fairs. Whether seeking adventure in the great outdoors or immersing oneself in the region's rich history and culture, the Camas Prairie offers endless opportunities for recreation and exploration. Fenn, Idaho, like much of the surrounding Camas Prairie region, boasts a rich agricultural heritage and continues to play a vital role in the state's farming economy. Agriculture in Fenn encompasses a variety of crops and livestock, supported by the area's fertile soil, favorable climate, and access to water resources. One of the primary crops grown in Fenn and the surrounding areas is wheat. Wheat farming has long been a cornerstone of agriculture in Idaho, and Fenn's farmers take advantage of the region's fertile land and ample sunshine to produce high-quality wheat varieties. Barley is another significant crop grown in the area, utilized for both human consumption and as feed for livestock. Livestock farming is another essential component of agriculture in Fenn. Cattle ranching is prevalent in the area, with ranchers raising beef on the abundant grasslands surrounding the prairie. Overall, agriculture in Fenn, Idaho, is a vibrant and essential industry that continues to thrive thanks to the hard work and dedication of local farmers, the regions fertile land, and favorable growing conditions.   The climate of the Camas Prairie is characterized by its continental influence, with cold winters and warm summers. The region experiences distinct seasonal variations, with temperature extremes common throughout the year. Winter brings cold temperatures and adequate snowfall, especially in the higher elevations. Spring sees warmer temperatures and melting snow, with occasional rain showers and blooming wildflowers. Summer is warm, with temperatures often in the 80s and 90s Fahrenheit, perfect for outdoor activities. Autumn brings cooler temperatures, changing foliage colors, and a bustling harvest season. Overall, the Camas Prairie offers a diverse and dynamic climate, shaped by its high elevation, proximity to mountain ranges, and continental influenced. Despite its colder winter weather conditions, the region's natural beauty and agriculture opportunities continue to attract visitors and residents alike. Idaho County, located in the north-central part of the state, is one of the original counties established in Idaho Territory in 1861. Its history is deeply intertwined with the region's rich natural resources, indigenous peoples, and waves of settlement. Before European settlement, the area was inhabited by various Native American tribes, including the Nez Perce, Shoshone, and Bannock peoples. These tribes utilized the land for hunting, fishing, and gathering resources, including the valuable camas root found on the prairies. By the mid-19th century, settlers began to arrive in greater numbers, drawn by the promise of fertile land for farming, abundant timber, and opportunities for mining. The discovery of gold in the 1860s sparked a major influx of settlers into Idaho County, particularly along the Salmon River and in areas such as Elk City and Florence. These gold rushes brought prospectors, miners, and entrepreneurs seeking their fortunes, leading to the establishment of mining camps and towns throughout the region. Agriculture became a major industry in Idaho County, particularly in the Camas Prairie area. The fertile soil and favorable climate of the prairie supported the cultivation of crops such as wheat, barley, and Hay. Ranching also thrived in the region, with cattle and sheep grazing on the open grasslands. Throughout its history, Idaho County has been shaped by its rugged landscape, natural resources, and the resilience of its residents. Today, the county remains a blend of agricultural communities, historic mining towns, and pristine wilderness areas, attracting visitors and residents alike with its scenic beauty and rich cultural heritage. Fenn is situated on the Camas Prairie, a vast plateau characterized by rolling hills and fertile farmland. It is approximately 15 miles West of the city of Grangeville, the largest nearby town. Fenn is surrounded by expansive grasslands and agricultural fields, with panoramic views of the nearby mountains. The closest airports to Fenn are primarily regional airports, including: Idaho County Airport: Located in nearby Grangeville, this airport serves general aviation. It is approximately a 10-minute drive from Fenn. Lewiston-Nez Perce County Regional Airport: Located about 80 miles Northwest of Fenn, this airport offers commercial flights to destinations such as Boise, Salt Lake City, and Seattle. Closest Amenities: While Fenn itself is a small community without many amenities, the nearby city of Grangeville offers a range of services and facilities, including: Grocery Stores: Grangeville has several grocery stores where residents and visitors can purchase groceries and other essentials. Restaurants and Cafés: There are various dining options in Grangeville, including cafes, diners, and restaurants serving a variety of cuisines. Gas Stations: Several gas stations in Grangeville provide fuel and other automotive services for travelers passing through the region. Medical Services: Grangeville is home to medical clinics, pharmacies, and other healthcare facilities to meet the needs of residents and visitors. While Fenn itself may be small and remote, its proximity to Grangeville ensures that residents have access to essential amenities and services within a short drive. The surrounding natural beauty and agricultural landscapes make Fenn an attractive destination for those seeking a quiet rural lifestyle or outdoor recreational opportunities.

lot 217,800 sqft

Fenn

USD 2,500,000

3 businesses packaged together that work beautifully with one another. The Restuarant and Pizzeria were constructed in 2022. The hotel is complete with renovations currently in progress. The way that these three businesses complement each other is unprecedented in this area. Everything is available to operate a turn-key business and live a laid back mountain town existence. Owners will be willing to review serious, reasonable offers. New kitchen equipment throughout the restaurant and the pizzeria. 2 large walk-in coolers. New heat pump in the basement of the restaurant. Full bar as well as another bar area up-stairs. Large stage with hangar doors offering access to the band. Another outdoor sitting area with access to the bar.   Unique opportunity to own 3 businesses in one productive package, located in the rapidly growing mountain town of Challis, Idaho. All 3 entities come together to make for a great combination of income streams. The recently constructed bar and restaurant have an incredibly exciting energy that promotes a high quality and fun atmosphere with a large stage that opens to the outside with insulated hangar doors. Tied to that is one of only a handful of hotels in town which makes for a very convenient tourism-based model to provide food, fun and a place for the out-of-town traffic to stay. To round out this business opportunity, there is also a newly constructed Pizzeria attached to the hotel that has all the modern amenities to functionally serve high quality pizza with limited man power. Challis has a bustling agriculture and tourism-based economy as well as the recent blue collar growth in the form of the large expansion of Thompson Creek Mine's employee base. There are too many improvements to mention with the Pizzeria and the restaurant being brand new construction but the opportunity to own and operate a legitimate legacy business in this beautiful place is evident at every corner. Owners will review serious, reasonable offers. The busy mountain town of Challis continually sees growth in tourism, real estate purchases and now most recently Mine development that is without a doubt going to impact the economy in a positive manner. As we go into the future this business and the real estate associated with it are going to appreciate due to several factors. It is also impossible to talk about business ownership in this community without addressing the fact that one of the largest country music festivals in the country, The Braun Brother's Reunion, has called Challis home for many years. Rooms and reservations or booked a year in advance in anticipation for this event every August. This is an incredible opportunity for all the business owners in the area and the Challis Roadhouse is poised perfectly to take advantage of the thousands of people that flood into town with the hotel accommodations, bar, restaurant, location and the excellent after hours music venue that this business offers. The location and the energy of the Challis Roadhouse make it a hub during the excitement of The Braun Brother's Reunion. Challis is also host to countless recreationalist in the summer, hunters in the fall and fisherman and boaters in the spring. With some long term guests associated with mining activities in the area calling the hotel their home for extended periods of time, while spending money at the bar and grill and the pizzeria.

lot 43,560 sqft

Challis

USD 450,000

River front property north of Garden Valley, Idaho, surrounded by the Boise National Forest. This nearly half acre property along the Middle Fork Payette River, presents an enticing opportunity to construct your dream home. Year-round accessibility and convenient paved roads approximately 50 miles north of Boise, Idaho, this location is both practical and idyllic. Whether envisioning a perfect weekend retreat or a forever home, the possibilities are endless. Notably, the essential amenities, such as power, septic, and a well have already been installed, streamlining the process of turning this picturesque plot into your ideal residence. Garden Valley, in Boise county, is surrounded by the beautiful Boise National Forest, offering a range of recreational activities for outdoor enthusiasts. Here are some popular recreational activities you can enjoy in and around Garden Valley: Outdoor Adventure: Hiking and Backpacking: Explore the numerous trails in the Boise National Forest. The area offers a variety of hiking options suitable for different skill levels. Mountain Biking: The forest trails are often open to mountain biking, providing an exciting way to explore the rugged terrain. ATV Riding: Many trails are accessible for ATV riding, offering a thrilling experience through the scenic landscapes. Hunting: Boise National Forest provides ample public lands for hunting. Game species in the region include deer, elk, bear, turkey, and upland birds Water Activities: Boating: The nearby Payette River provides opportunities for boating and kayaking. You can enjoy both calm and whitewater sections, depending on your preference and skill level. Fishing: The rivers and lakes in the area are known for fishing, with opportunities to catch a variety of trout and other freshwater species. Hot Springs: Nearby hot springs, such as Kirkham Hot Springs, provide a relaxing escape. Winter Sports: Snowmobiling: During the winter months, the area transforms into a snowy wonderland, making it ideal for snowmobiling. Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing: The Boise National Forest offers groomed trails for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Decreed Water Right 65-10641 Total Diversion: 0.040 CFS - 1.2 Acre Feet Diversion Shall not exceed 13,000 Gallons per day Garden Valley, Idaho, experiences a mountainous climate characterized by distinct seasons and a range of temperatures throughout the year. Summers are generally mild and pleasant, with daytime temperatures averaging in the high 70s to low 80s. Winters in Garden Valley can be cold, with temperatures often dropping below freezing. Snowfall is common. Spring and fall bring transitional weather, with cool temperatures and the occasional rainfall. Garden Valley is a rural community in Boise County, approximately fifty miles north of Boise, Idaho. Surrounded by the Boise National Forest, this small town is known for its picturesque landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities. The region is surrounded by mountains, forests, the Payette River and is known for its natural hot springs.  

Crouch

USD 245,000

OWNER WILL CARRY! This beautiful 70-acre property located just outside Weiser, Idaho is perfect for recreational activities or development potential. Adjacent to thousands of acres of BLM land with the convenience of Snake River access right across the street, the surrounding land offers incredible hunting, fishing and recreational opportunities. This expansive 70-acre parcel features undulating terrain and stunning mountain views. Next to an extensive amount of BLM land, this property showcases rolling topography and numerous level areas ideal for future home sites. The landscape is adorned with lush grasslands and offers breathtaking views of the Snake River. A BLM allotment has been established for running cattle on the surrounding public land, presenting an excellent opportunity for a spring/summer cattle operation. It comes with the added advantage of multiple subdivision possibilities and building permits, making it a prime prospect for development or multi-family living. Property also qualifies for Elk depredation tags from Idaho Fish and Game. The Weiser Dunes OHV park is located across the street and provides an extensive groomed track for your off-roading vehicles. Washington County presents a wealth of recreational opportunities, to include hunting, fishing, boating, hiking, camping, and beyond. Big game hunting in this area is truly remarkable, especially in Unit 31, where you'll find elk and mule deer roaming the rolling grasslands. Upland bird hunting is equally enticing, with abundant quail and chukar to pursue. For fishing enthusiasts, the Snake River offers an array of exciting prospects, from trout and bass to sturgeon, catfish, and steelhead. With the vast expanse of public land that surrounds the region, there are countless unexplored areas awaiting your discovery. Washington County is a paradise for those seeking outdoor adventures. Weiser, a hidden gem in the heart of Washington County, boasts a serene and inviting atmosphere. The town is defined by its idyllic landscapes, with the rolling hills of the Weiser River Valley providing a stunning backdrop. The Snake River offers not only scenic beauty but also recreational opportunities. As you explore Weiser, you'll notice a blend of small-town charm and rural tranquility. The community takes pride in its rich agricultural heritage, which is celebrated through local events and festivals. The vibrant downtown area exudes a friendly and welcoming ambiance, with historic buildings, local businesses, and a strong sense of community. Outdoor enthusiasts will find Weiser to be a haven for nature exploration. Hiking trails, camping sites, and hunting grounds are easily accessible, making it a paradise for those seeking adventures in the great outdoors.

lot 3,049,200 sqft

Weiser

USD 325,000

OWNER WILL CARRY! This beautiful 93-acre property located just outside Weiser, Idaho is perfect for recreational activities or development potential. Adjacent to thousands of acres of BLM land with the convenience of Snake River access right across the street, the surrounding land offers incredible hunting and fishing opportunities. This expansive 93-acre parcel features undulating terrain and stunning mountain views. Next to an extensive amount of BLM land, this property showcases rolling topography and numerous level areas ideal for future home sites. The landscape is adorned with lush grasslands and offers breathtaking views of the Snake River. A BLM allotment has been established for running cattle on the surrounding public land, presenting an excellent opportunity for a spring/summer cattle operation. It comes with the added advantage of multiple subdivision possibilities and building permits, making it a prime prospect for development or multi-family living. Property also qualifies for Elk depredation tags from Idaho Fish and Game. The Weiser Dunes OHV park is located across the street and provides an extensive groomed track for your off-roading vehicles. Washington County presents a wealth of recreational opportunities, to include hunting, fishing, boating, hiking, camping, and beyond. Big game hunting in this area is truly remarkable, especially in Unit 31, where you'll find elk and mule deer roaming the rolling grasslands. Upland bird hunting is equally enticing, with abundant quail and chukar to pursue. For fishing enthusiasts, the Snake River offers an array of exciting prospects, from trout and bass to sturgeon, catfish, and steelhead. With the vast expanse of public land that surrounds the region, there are countless unexplored areas awaiting your discovery. Washington County is a paradise for those seeking outdoor adventures. Weiser, a hidden gem in the heart of Washington County, boasts a serene and inviting atmosphere. The town is defined by its idyllic landscapes, with the rolling hills of the Weiser River Valley providing a stunning backdrop. The Snake River offers not only scenic beauty but also recreational opportunities. As you explore Weiser, you'll notice a blend of small-town charm and rural tranquility. The community takes pride in its rich agricultural heritage, which is celebrated through local events and festivals. The vibrant downtown area exudes a friendly and welcoming ambiance, with historic buildings, local businesses, and a strong sense of community. Outdoor enthusiasts will find Weiser to be a haven for nature exploration. Hiking trails, camping sites, and hunting grounds are easily accessible, making it a paradise for those seeking adventures in the great outdoors.

lot 4,051,080 sqft

Weiser