Seller says bring all offers! Great visibility with access to Highway 26. Approximately 8.12 acres zoned C-2. Seller will consider selling smaller acreage. Property can be divided once.
Great auto dealership location for many years on the north side of Idaho Falls. It is now available for sale or lease. The property consists of two buildings on 3.44 acres of paved parking lot. The main sales & service building is 12,852 SF with showroom, offices, warehousing and a large service bay. The 2nd building is 8046 SF consisting of sales offices and 5 service bays. 39,700 average daily traffic passes by this location.
Beautiful timbered 10 acre parcel in paved & gated community on paved road, close to Hwy 95. Lake PendO'Reille is nearby, property is at end of CulDeSac, providing excellent privacy. This land has plenty of timber and could be a ranch! To view a TOUR of 360 DEGREE PANORAMAS and obtain more details on this property click the Visit Website link below!! To browse the MLS for FREE and to view Beautiful aerial photography of other North Idaho/Coeur d'Alene area properties for sale, please visit our home website http://www.revrealty.us.
East side of Eagle rd between McMillan and Ustick. This great commercial lot features .715 of an acre. It is the south side of this high visibility sub. 31,154 square feet, 35 parking spaces and zoned L-OD. Total subdivision is 3.92 acres with a total of 194 parking spaces. This is a GREAT find. Owner / Agent House-Homes For Sale bed in Boise Idaho USA find Boise properties
23 acres of mountain valley with 4 fenced pastures and a 2 stall barn with ample hay storage and bordered by National Forest. Chicago Creek and Devils Canyon Creek run thru the length of the property and have been improved for fly fishing. 9 acres of the property have been zoned commercial with Development Review Approval for 3 additional cabins and public facilities. Public water and sewer lines have been brought to the property providing great potential for development and recreational use. There is a main home with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, great room, and oversized workshop/garage. The guest house has 2 bedrooms and 1 bath. There are also outbuildings for workshop/garage and second storage facility. The property has potential for business uses like weddings, with a covered bridge across the stream, fishing resort, RV park, getaway resort, etc. It is a spectacular setting for a private residence to fish, hike, hunt, raise horses/llamas or just enjoy the mountains. (Internet 5886969-5/15/2012)
I 80 N W Ferris View MLS# 20116283 Imagine all the possibilities on this 1.68 acres. All utilities to lot line. Property is on a cul-de-sac. Zoned multi family, but with possible rezoning, could be a huge residential lot or fantastic commercial location. $59,500
Acreage with Mountain and Valley views. Complete the Subdivision and make a profit or keep this gorgeous property private. This 876 acres has been professionally engineered to be divided into twenty +/- 40 acre lots. Four miles of road winding through the property is "mostly" completed, the final cap of 3/4 inch road grade gravel is required. The underground conduit and polly has been installed, it is ready for the power and phone lines to be pulled through it. Much consideration went into how the property was divided. Each parcel offers privacy along with sweeping views. Many parcels have natural springs. 33 Acres is located on the South side of Highway 95 along the Little Weiser River. With commercial potential for a Gas Station/Conveneince store or RV Park. Attend a Boise State Broncos football game and go hunting or fishing all in the same weekend. Located in the Heart of Idaho. Mesa/Indian Valley, Idaho is between Cambridge and Council. Tamarack Ski resort is visible to the East. Boise, the Capital City, is 100 miles South. The resort town of McCall is 45 miles North/East. Brownlee Dam and the Gateway to Hells Canyon is 45 miles to the West. Ben Ross Reservoir which offers boating and fishing is a short 5 minute drive away.
Packsaddle Creek Ranch is located in Teton County, Idaho, on the quiet western side of the famous Teton Mountain Range. Teton Valley is comprised of the small mountain towns of Victor, Driggs and Tetonia. Packsaddle Creek Ranch is located in Tetonia just north of Driggs, which is the county seat and largest of the three towns. Driggs offers all the services one needs including restaurants, grocery stores, shopping, golf, private air service and access to downhill skiing and great live music at Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort. The resort community of Jackson Hole is 45 minutes to the east offering commercial air service and endless all-season recreation and countless cultural amenities. Idaho Falls, the closest municipality, is a 1-hour drive from the ranch and hosts all major conveniences including commercial air service. The ranch's location is ideal for the outdoor enthusiast. Whether hunting, enjoying the property itself or exploring the thousands of acres of national forest surrounding the Teton Basin, recreational options surrounding Packsaddle Creek Ranch are abundant. Fishing opportunities on the Teton River are a stone's throw away, which touches the property in two locations providing easy access for fly fishing and waterfowl hunting. Proximity to the national forest is close, mere minutes away in the Packsaddle Canyon, and nearby fishing abounds on the world-class rivers of the South Fork of the Snake and the Henry's Fork, both less than a 1-hour drive from the ranch. Packsaddle Creek Ranch provides an ideal opportunity to own a large-acreage property with excellent proximity to resort amenities at well below historic pricing. With live water, stunning views, varied topography plus farm income and recreational amenities, Packsaddle Creek Ranch offers a combination of qualities at a price that is well below anything of this caliber in Teton Valley.
The Howell Farm on Robinson Creek is located in Warm River, Idaho, one of the most well-known fishing areas in the Rockies. The quaint, farming town of Ashton is 10 minutes away and provides necessary amenities and everyday conveniences including great fly shops and fishing outfitters. With diverse and scenic landscape, southeast Idaho is one of the state's more rapidly growing areas because of the charming mountain towns and agricultural communities. A 45-minute drive from the property leads to the ski town of Driggs, Idaho, which is located on the west side of the Teton Mountains. Driggs has received national recognition in recent years and was named number one in the 2002 Men's Journal article "50 Best Places to Live". In addition to the area's endless outdoor recreational opportunities, Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort is an hour from the property and offers access to hiking, biking and world-class skiing. Grand Targhee hosts a number of multi-day music festivals in the summer, attracting fans and performers from across the country. Rexburg, Idaho, is 30 minutes from the ranch and home to Brigham Young University-Idaho. This college town has recently been identified as Idaho's fastest growing city and offers amenities including shopping and dining options. Getting to the ranch is easy as commercial air service is available an hour away in Idaho Falls and an hour and a half away in Jackson Hole. For private plane and jet travelers, the Driggs Reed Memorial Airport offers a 7,300' runway that can accommodate most large private jets. The Howell Farm consists of 317 rolling acres with pastures, aspen groves, timbered areas and one mile of Robinson Creek. The ranch has fantastic, full-range views of the Teton Mountains to the east and alpine views of the Caribou-Targhee National Forest to the north. Although there are no improvements on the ranch, many homesites exist that allow an incoming owner to design his or her ideal ranch compound. Serving as the property's northern boundary, Robinson Creek flows through the ranch in a private canyon setting and provides excellent fly fishing opportunities for native Yellowstone cutthroat trout, rainbow trout and brown trout. Of the ranch's 317 acres, 240 are currently under an agricultural incentive program known as a CRP (Conservation Reserve Program). The program is designed to rest the property's soil for a specified amount of time from any agricultural cultivation. However, this does not affect the ability to build on the property. The contract expires in September of 2010, at which time it can be renewed or canceled. Should one decide to renew the contract, the CRP provides the landowner with an income of approximately $50/year/acre. The contract is administered by the Farm Service Agency. Robinson Creek originates in Yellowstone National Park and primarily flows through private land and National Forest until it reaches the Howell Farm. The one-mile stretch on the ranch flows through a beautiful, private canyon setting less than two miles upstream from its confluence with the Warm River and the Henry's Fork. This diverse corridor offers excellent holding water for trout in the form of deep pools, slow long runs, riffles and boulder plunge pools. Strong populations of rainbow and cutthroat trout are present in addition to a small but growing population of browns. The average fish is 12-14", however the excellent holding water, healthy insect populations and primarily private water along Robinson Creek allow for the occasional 20" plus lunker. For the angler looking for live water adventures beyond Robinson Creek, there is no better spot than this region of Idaho. Proximity to some of the best trout fishing in the country is less than an hour from the farm. The famed Henry's Fork and Warm River confluence is three miles from the ranch. In 2009, this famous fishery was voted the favorite river by Trout Unlimited members. R
Trout Springs Estate is nestled along the river bottom of the South Fork of the Snake River in beautiful Swan Valley. Swan Valley is located in Bonneville County, Idaho, in the southeastern region of the state within the upper Snake River plane. Idaho Falls, the nearest metropolitan area is a short 30-minute drive from the estate and provides a commercial airport and city conveniences. Swan Valley, a small gateway community to Teton Valley, Idaho and Alpine, Wyoming, lies a short 20-minute drive east of the property offering basic conveniences and access to the 64,000-acre Palisades Reservoir recreational area. Nearby Teton Valley offers all the services one needs including restaurants, grocery stores, shopping, golf, private air service and access to downhill skiing and great live music at Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort. Jackson Hole is a 1-hour drive from the property and Salt Lake City is approximately 3 hours. Occupying the finest location on the upper river of the Snake, Trout Springs Estate is surrounded by rich water with mountain views. Positioned on one of the most productive side channels in the entire river system, these 9.17 acres consist of mature-landscaped irrigated grounds bordered by river to the south and the spring creek and trout pond to the north. The main home is situated on a rise above the river to maximize both mountain and river views. The front yard or southern side of the property is complete with a fire pit and outdoor cooking area perfect for entertaining after a day on the water. First Creek flows on the northern side of the property and provides year-round flow of gin-clear spring water to a large aerated pond that is stocked with trout in excess of 10 pounds. Natural vegetation and a gentle transition from the pond's edge providing good cover for area waterfowl and abundant habitat for moose, elk and deer, which are frequent visitors to Trout Springs Estate. The main residence, built in 2001, consists of a custom-crafted 6,987 sqft log home with a refined western elegance and the utmost attention to detail throughout. The home was designed to take advantage of the site's natural beauty, floor-to-ceiling windows in the great room overlooking the river. A river rock fireplace provides a centerpiece for entertaining. An open kitchen with beautiful granite countertops and commercial-style kitchen provide the ideal setting for gourmet cooking. In addition to the 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom main house, there is a luxurious 1,250 sqft, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom guesthouse. The guest home is ideally situated overlooking the 1-acre spring-fed trout pond and spring creek, a retreat that guests simply do not want to leave. A fire pit and outdoor cooking area adorn the front yard while the backyard consists of fenced horse pasture plus a greenhouse providing the chef with year-round fresh vegetables. Other improvements include an oversized 2-car garage and dog kennels with indoor/outdoor runs. Direct access to the South Fork of the Snake River lies just outside the back steps of Trout Springs Estate. The South Fork of the Snake River is a tailwater fishery that flows out of Palisades Dam on the border of Wyoming and Idaho. The diversity of hatches, both aquatic and terrestrial, exceeds other rivers of the West, and gives the South Fork the reputation as one of the best dry fly fisheries in the world. The river flows for 66 miles across southeastern Idaho, through high mountain valleys, rugged canyons and broad flood plains to its confluence with the Henry's Fork near Menan Buttes, west of Rexburg, Idaho. Trout Springs Estate is a unique offering with private access to the South Fork of the Snake River and large expansive mountain views, all in a setting well-suited for this magnificent home. Recreational opportunities abound with world-class dry fly fishing on the South Fork and the property's location, 1 hour from the resort community of Jac
C & B Reece Ranch is located in Teton County, Idaho, on the western side of the famous Teton Mountain Range. This area is referred to as Teton Valley and is comprised of three small mountain towns, Driggs, Tetonia and Victor. C & B Reece Ranch is located in Tetonia just north of Driggs, which is the county seat and largest of the three towns. Driggs offers many services including restaurants, grocery store, shopping, golf, private air service and access to downhill skiing at Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort. Jackson Hole lies 35 minutes to the east and provides commercial air service, year-round recreation and countless cultural amenities. Idaho Falls, the closest large city, is an hour from the ranch and hosts all metropolitan conveniences. C & B Reece Ranch is comprised of 864.75 deeded acres of fertile soil with approximately 723 acres in active dry farm land. On March 1, 2010, the Reece family entered 371.50 acres of productive agricultural ground into a 10-year continuous Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) entitled, State Acres for Wildlife Enhancement or SAFE. This program is designed to fine tune conservation practices to "improve, connect or create higher-quality habitat to promote healthier ecosystems in areas identified as essential to effective management of high priority species." In the case of the C & B Reece Ranch, the species of highest priority is the Sharptail grouse. This voluntary program offers rental payments of approximately $16,600 annually as well as cost-share assistance for establishing this habitat through specific plantings during the first year. Bull Elk Creek meanders through the property for approximately one mile offering excellent habitat to elk, Mule deer and moose who happily take up residence on the property. The Idaho ranch is defined by rolling agricultural fields with dramatic Teton Range views stretching along the southeastern horizon. The Teton River runs through Teton Valley and lies within close proximity to the C & B Reece Ranch. Trophy cutthroat and rainbow trout as well as an occasional brook trout inhabit this famous fishery. With rolling meadows that rise up to meet majestic mountain vistas in all directions, understandably the Teton River is referred to as "the most scenic trout stream in North America." The Teton River is graced with an abundance of mayfly, stonefly, caddis and midge hatches while terrestrial patterns also work well in the late summer months. Local outfitters often report catching cutthroat trout as large as 23" in size and rainbow trout exceeding 24" in the Idaho Fly Fishing Guide. In addition to wild trout populations in the area, birds on the ranch are prevalent with populations of Bald eagles, Golden eagles, Ruffed grouse, Hungarian partridge and of course Sharptail grouse. In cooperation with the local Farm Service Agency in Driggs, the current landowner's newly established CRP contract will protect and enhance the critical habitat for not only the Sharptail grouse but also for other wildlife that frequent the area. The Bull Elk Creek drainage offers critical habitat and refuge for migratory animals such as elk, Mule deer and moose during their travels to and from summering grounds in the nearby Targhee National Forest and wintering range in the valley floor below. C & B Reece Ranch is a unique opportunity for an incoming owner to carry on the legacy that was created in this area of the valley by the current owners. With abundant land and proximity to some of the best blue ribbon fishing the Yellowstone Ecosystem provides, this rich Idaho ranch offers substantial sporting opportunities.
near the center of town, this commercially zoned lot is located behind may hardware in mccall idaho. it is 2 blocks from lake payette, the property is free of trees and can be developed as condominiums, appartments or mixed use. used to be and can be rezoned back to 20 units per acre. currently 16 per acre. the area is hot! there are two huge ski resorts being built near town.
Located 20 miles from Island Park, Idaho, and 15 miles from West Yellowstone, Montana, Henry's Lake Estate rests at an elevation of 6,500' and is home to monster trout. Perfectly positioned on the north shore of Henry's Lake with 500' of lake frontage, the property enjoys stunning views of Henry's Lake and the Centennial Valley peaks. Henry's Lake Estate can be accessed by traveling on state Highway 87, and then heading down the county-maintained Henry's Lake Road for the last few miles. For those arriving by air, nearby airports include the Idaho Falls Regional Airport, which is 90 minutes south, the Bozeman Airport located two hours north or the West Yellowstone Airport situated 20 minutes from the property where service is available during summer months. Pride of ownership is evident at Henry's Lake Estate. Upon entering the property, one is welcomed by fenced horse pastures that line the driveway. Transitioning to finely-manicured and irrigated lawn areas, the acreage descends down to a stocked trout pond and continues on to the shores of Henry's Lake. The property consists of three separately deeded parcels that total 8.75 acres. It is worth noting that the current owner of the property was the developer of the surrounding land known as "Pintail Point". He strategically saved the most prized spot on the lake to build his personal home. In addition to the contiguous deeded acreage, the property has two boat slips at the private marina that convey with the property. The marina is one of three private marinas on the lake, and it is likely that no other marinas will be permitted on the lake in the future. Having two boat slips offers the luxury of leaving a boat in the water and avoiding extra time spent putting in or taking out a boat at the county boat dock, allowing for maximum fishing time. Main Home: The luxury log residence has 3 bedrooms and 3 1/2 bathrooms and consists of 4,294 sqft. Built in 1997 under the supervision of a noted Sun Valley architect and log home builder, the residence exudes western elegance. A porte-cochere provides covered parking outside and on the interior a beautiful river rock fireplace anchors the great room. Adjacent to the great room, a gourmet kitchen boasts high-end appliances including a Sub Zero refrigerator and Bosch dishwasher. The library and open loft area provide additional rooms for guests to spread out and relax. The home also has 1,500 square feet of covered decks that provide the perfect setting for outdoor dining and areas to take in the views of Henry's Lake and Sawtelle Peak. Barn: Located north of the home, the barn is 50' x 36' and has heated horse stalls, with automatic waterers, and timed lighting. A tack room and wash rack round out the interior equestrian features. Horses can be led from the barn directly out into the individually-fenced pastures, which typically hold feed until the first of September. The barn can also be utilized for vehicle and boat storage and is large enough to fit three cars or two cars and one boat. Caretaker's quarters: The caretaker's quarters are located in the barn structure and consist of a separate self-contained 800 sqft residence with bedroom, kitchen, bath and sitting area. Conveniently located away from the main residence and fully-functional, this living area has been used as caretakers' quarters or overflow for guests. Henry's Lake is widely regarded among stillwater fishermen as the finest public trophy stillwater fishery in the Northern Rockies. Henry's Lake is shallow and approximately 20' deep at its deepest areas. It is host to a plethora of rich aquatic insect life responsible for the rapid growth rate of resident fish. Due to the abundant fishing resources of this lake, it was used as a commercial fishery for the gold mines of Montana in the early 1900s. Famous for being the site of the Idaho state record for the largest brook trout, the giant fish was
The Two Rivers Ranch is ideally set on the banks of the Henry's Fork and Warm Rivers in Fremont County, Idaho, along the officially designated Scenic Byway of Highway 47. The ranch is eight miles northeast of the quaint, agricultural community of Ashton, which provides necessary amenities and everyday conveniences including great fly shops and fishing outfitters. The Two Rivers Ranch derives its name from the Warm River and Henry's Fork of the Snake, two of the area's most well-known fisheries. The ranch is located just above the confluence of these trophy trout streams and in a locale known for its numerous converging trout waters. A 45-minute drive from Two Rivers is the charming mountain town of Driggs. Located on the west side of the Teton Mountains, Driggs has received national acclaim and recognition over the years and was named No. 1 in the 2002 Men's Journal article "50 Best Places to Live". Fine dining, art galleries, and additional resort amenities can be found an hour and a half away from the ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Access to the area and ranch is very convenient. Commercial air service in Idaho Falls is approximately one hour away and the Jackson Hole commercial airport is an hour and a half drive. For private plane and jet travelers, the Driggs Reed Memorial Airport offers a 7,300-foot runway that can accommodate most aircrafts and larger private jets. These 186 acres offer a mixture of open meadows, aspen groves, dark timbered flats, hillsides, rock outcroppings, mountain landscapes and river views. Over a half mile of the Warm River borders the ranch along its southern boundary and includes a well-known fish feeding spot where one can stop along the scenic highway to view the monster trout that inhabit this stretch. Along the steeper western boundary is the Henry's Fork River, which borders the ranch for three quarters of a mile in a breathtaking canyon setting. From the flattop bench portion of the ranch one can see the "three rivers" view of the Warm River, Robinson Creek and Henry's Fork drainages framed by a forested tree line and panorama of the Teton Mountains. The two onsite fisheries of Two Rivers Ranch are highly regarded among locals, fly fishing guides and destination fishermen fortunate enough to have explored this area. The Warm River's headwaters are fed by constant, cool and clear spring water that keep the stream's temperature at an optimal 50-55 degrees year round. This is an ideal setting for the various species of trout inhabiting the stream and the aquatic insects on which they feed. These species of trout include the native Yellowstone Cutthroat trout, rainbow and brown trout. In addition to the Warm River, the property boasts frontage on three quarters of a mile of the Henry's Fork River. This stretch of the Henry's, known as the Warm River Reach, boasts approximately 2,000 fish per river mile and is known for its huge rainbows and lunker brown trout, with fish over twenty inches quite common. Improvements on the Two Rivers Ranch include a main residence with a large detached three-bay garage/shop and a historic log cabin. The main house is a three-bedroom, three-bath brick rancher. This 3,890 sqft home was built in 1978 and has a partially finished walkout basement. It features two custom stone fireplaces and was constructed on the ranch's most ideal homesite. There is plenty of room for vehicles, ATV's, snowmobiles, drift boats and outdoor gear in the detached 2,000 sqft garage and shop. The 1950s historic log cabin is located on the banks of the Warm River. This small river cabin is 750 sqft with an upstairs loft area and adjacent to a small garage and storage building. Due to the highly eco-sensitive nature of the property, the Two Rivers Ranch could provide substantial tax benefits to an incoming owne
Located near the foothills of the Caribou National Forest in Wayan, Idaho, the Grays Lake Outlet Ranch offers tranquility within close proximity to everyday necessities, resort services and incredible recreational opportunities. The delightful western town of Alpine, Wyoming, is a short thirty-minute drive and offers modern conveniences while the vacation favorite, Jackson Hole, is an hour-drive north through the scenic Snake River Canyon. The area's recreational opportunities are abundant and include world-class trout waters and the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Private air service is offered thirty minutes south of the property via Afton's 7,200-foot airstrip, and commercial air service is available in Jackson Hole. Star Valley is unique in that throughout its fifty-mile length, at no place is the valley floor wider than six miles between the Caribou-Targhee National Forest on the west and the Bridger-Teton National Forest to the east. This narrow band of green countryside has become highly-attractive real estate with larger ranches averaging 300 acres in size. The ranch is comprised of 480 deeded acres conveniently fenced along the perimeter to allow for cattle grazing or to protect grain crops on the approximately 350 tillable acres. Of the 350 tillable acres, 300 have been well-rested over the past ten years and were enrolled in a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), which recently expired in September of 2010. The fertile and well-rested soils are suitable for grain crops or stands of grass for a cattle operation. Outlet Creek meanders through the property for approximately 1 1/2 miles, entering the property on the southeastern border and making its way through open hay meadows and large rock outcroppings in a canyon-like setting. The creek is supplemented with four springs, which maintain a tailwater quality with constant temperature and flow rate year-round providing excellent fish habitat. The Outlet Creek has been a focal point for the current owners who have worked collaboratively with local government agencies and enhancement specialists to preserve and enhance the riparian corridor that benefits the native cutthroat trout populations and wintering elk and Mule deer. Brockman Road serves as both the property's eastern boundary and access to the ranch on a seasonal basis. Most of the fishing opportunities within close proximity can be found in nearby Star Valley, a fifteen-minute drive from the ranch. To the angler's delight, the Palisades Reservoir is twenty five minutes north of the ranch. This 16,000-acre high alpine reservoir is part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and serves as a resting place for the Grays, Salt and Snake Rivers before exiting at the Palisades Dam in Swan Valley, which forms the South Fork of the Snake River. The more famed and written about Snake River often overshadows the lesser-known tributaries that define Star Valley. The Salt River is one of these area trout waters that should not be overlooked by the avid angler. It meanders north through the soil-rich ranchlands of Star Valley for thirty miles, gaining momentum from the numerous spring creeks before reaching the Palisades Reservoir. Well-marked public access points throughout the valley offer accessibility for both float and wade fishing on the Salt. Cutthroat, rainbow, brook and brown trout averaging 12"-16" are commonly found in these waters with an occasional rumor of a ten-pound brown. One of the valley's well kept secrets is the Grays River, which originates in the high mountain peaks of the Wyoming Range along the valley's eastern border. This river flows through a narrow forested valley and offers a variety of fishing from pocket water, riffles, cutbanks and deep holes before meeting the Palisades Reservoir. Other lesser-known tributaries of note include Crow Creek, Sage Creek, Tin Cup Creek and the myriad of spring creeks running through the valley's ranchlands.
NEW DOWNTOWN AREA - 80 Feet of Govt Way frontage on commercial zoned 1/2 acre lot. Power, phone, water, sewer at road. Parcel is in improvement district, priced to SELL! Subject to Lot Line Adjustment. Agent related to seller. To obtain more details on this property click the Visit Website link below!! To browse the MLS for FREE and to view Beautiful aerial photography of other North Idaho/Coeur d'Alene area properties for sale, please visit our home website http://www.revrealty.us.
1/2 Acre of Commercial Government Way frontage at 80' wide & 272 deep. 2700 SF Pole Building, including 3 phase power, city water/sewer, new sidewalks, swails. Subject to Lot line adjustment. Agent related to seller. To obtain more details on this property click the Visit Website link below!! To browse the MLS for FREE and to view Beautiful aerial photography of other North Idaho/Coeur d'Alene area properties for sale, please visit our home website http://www.revrealty.us.
Commercial/Multi-Family 1.75 Acres on Government Way in Downtown Hayden. Very useable 3 parcels w/ 160 feet of Government Way frontage inside of the new downtown area, perfect for an investment or a location for a new restaurant, office complex, retail or multi-family. To obtain more details on this property click the Visit Website link below!! To browse the MLS for FREE and to view Beautiful aerial photography of other North Idaho/Coeur d'Alene area properties for sale, please visit our home website http://www.revrealty.us.
beautifully updated rambler with fully heated shop on acreage lot. this home is situated at the end of a cul-de-sac behind its own private security gate. the home features air conditioning, stainless steel appliances, marble counter tops, hardwood floors and a security system. the 828sf heated shop has an oversized garage door and room for rv parking along side it. adjacent one acre lot also for sale mls# 289593. great for your home or possible commercial property (buyer to verify).
Beautifully updated rambler with fully heated shop on acreage lot. This home is situated at the end of a cul-de-sac behind its own private security gate. The home features air conditioning, stainless steel appliances, marble counter tops, hardwood floors and a security system. The 828SF heated shop has an oversized garage door and room for RV parking along side it. Adjacent one acre lot also for sale MLS# 289593. Great for your home or possible commercial property (buyer to verify).
Big price reduction for Ahwahnee with commercial potential behind the Chevron Gas station. A special 2.25+/- acre property in Ahwahnee with possible commercial potential and great location behind the Hitching Post! Shared well and easy access. A 5.23+/- acre parcel is also available at the end of the cul-de-sac - see MLS# 4200176. Seller financing available!
I 80 N W Ferris View MLS# 20116283 Imagine all the possibilities on this 1.68 acres. All utilities to lot line. Property is on a cul-de-sac. Zoned multi family, but with possible rezoning, could be a huge residential lot or fantastic commercial location. $59,500
2.5 acres in Southern Idaho with beautiful views of valley and mountains on year-round paved road. Forest service trails start 10 minutes from lot. Trout creek crosses property and there is power and phone lines to property. NO COVENENTS and few zoning regulations so use for whatever you want from commercial uses to livestock raising. Many nearby recreations opportunities for hunting, fishing, RV riding, Horseback trails, watersports, skiing, or winter sports just to mention a few. Old restorable cabin on property and 412.5 feet of frontage access to road. Short easy drive to I-15 for travel to where ever you want to go. Originally priced at $49,000 but reduced as I have retired so will consider cash or possibly terms. I also have 2 other larger lots now far if something bigger interests you too. Call and leave message or email me and I get back to you as soon as I can usually within a few hours.
The Howell Farm on Robinson Creek is located in Warm River, Idaho, one of the most well-known fishing areas in the Rockies. The quaint, farming town of Ashton is 10 minutes away and provides necessary amenities and everyday conveniences including great fly shops and fishing outfitters. With diverse and scenic landscape, southeast Idaho is one of the state's more rapidly growing areas because of the charming mountain towns and agricultural communities. A 45-minute drive from the property leads to the ski town of Driggs, Idaho, which is located on the west side of the Teton Mountains. Driggs has received national recognition in recent years and was named number one in the 2002 Men's Journal article "50 Best Places to Live". In addition to the area's endless outdoor recreational opportunities, Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort is an hour from the property and offers access to hiking, biking and world-class skiing. Grand Targhee hosts a number of multi-day music festivals in the summer, attracting fans and performers from across the country. Rexburg, Idaho, is 30 minutes from the ranch and home to Brigham Young University-Idaho. This college town has recently been identified as Idaho's fastest growing city and offers amenities including shopping and dining options. Getting to the ranch is easy as commercial air service is available an hour away in Idaho Falls and an hour and a half away in Jackson Hole. For private plane and jet travelers, the Driggs Reed Memorial Airport offers a 7,300' runway that can accommodate most large private jets. The Howell Farm consists of 317 rolling acres with pastures, aspen groves, timbered areas and one mile of Robinson Creek. The ranch has fantastic, full-range views of the Teton Mountains to the east and alpine views of the Caribou-Targhee National Forest to the north. Although there are no improvements on the ranch, many homesites exist that allow an incoming owner to design his or her ideal ranch compound. Serving as the property's northern boundary, Robinson Creek flows through the ranch in a private canyon setting and provides excellent fly fishing opportunities for native Yellowstone cutthroat trout, rainbow trout and brown trout. Of the ranch's 317 acres, 240 are currently under an agricultural incentive program known as a CRP (Conservation Reserve Program). The program is designed to rest the property's soil for a specified amount of time from any agricultural cultivation. However, this does not affect the ability to build on the property. The contract expires in September of 2010, at which time it can be renewed or canceled. Should one decide to renew the contract, the CRP provides the landowner with an income of approximately $50/year/acre. The contract is administered by the Farm Service Agency. Robinson Creek originates in Yellowstone National Park and primarily flows through private land and National Forest until it reaches the Howell Farm. The one-mile stretch on the ranch flows through a beautiful, private canyon setting less than two miles upstream from its confluence with the Warm River and the Henry's Fork. This diverse corridor offers excellent holding water for trout in the form of deep pools, slow long runs, riffles and boulder plunge pools. Strong populations of rainbow and cutthroat trout are present in addition to a small but growing population of browns. The average fish is 12-14", however the excellent holding water, healthy insect populations and primarily private water along Robinson Creek allow for the occasional 20" plus lunker. For the angler looking for live water adventures beyond Robinson Creek, there is no better spot than this region of Idaho. Proximity to some of the best trout fishing in the country is less than an hour from the farm. The famed Henry's Fork and Warm River confluence is three miles from the ranch. In 2009, this famous fishery was voted the favorite river by Trout Unlimited members. R
Trout Springs Estate is nestled along the river bottom of the South Fork of the Snake River in beautiful Swan Valley. Swan Valley is located in Bonneville County, Idaho, in the southeastern region of the state within the upper Snake River plane. Idaho Falls, the nearest metropolitan area is a short 30-minute drive from the estate and provides a commercial airport and city conveniences. Swan Valley, a small gateway community to Teton Valley, Idaho and Alpine, Wyoming, lies a short 20-minute drive east of the property offering basic conveniences and access to the 64,000-acre Palisades Reservoir recreational area. Nearby Teton Valley offers all the services one needs including restaurants, grocery stores, shopping, golf, private air service and access to downhill skiing and great live music at Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort. Jackson Hole is a 1-hour drive from the property and Salt Lake City is approximately 3 hours. Occupying the finest location on the upper river of the Snake, Trout Springs Estate is surrounded by rich water with mountain views. Positioned on one of the most productive side channels in the entire river system, these 9.17 acres consist of mature-landscaped irrigated grounds bordered by river to the south and the spring creek and trout pond to the north. The main home is situated on a rise above the river to maximize both mountain and river views. The front yard or southern side of the property is complete with a fire pit and outdoor cooking area perfect for entertaining after a day on the water. First Creek flows on the northern side of the property and provides year-round flow of gin-clear spring water to a large aerated pond that is stocked with trout in excess of 10 pounds. Natural vegetation and a gentle transition from the pond's edge providing good cover for area waterfowl and abundant habitat for moose, elk and deer, which are frequent visitors to Trout Springs Estate. The main residence, built in 2001, consists of a custom-crafted 6,987 sqft log home with a refined western elegance and the utmost attention to detail throughout. The home was designed to take advantage of the site's natural beauty, floor-to-ceiling windows in the great room overlooking the river. A river rock fireplace provides a centerpiece for entertaining. An open kitchen with beautiful granite countertops and commercial-style kitchen provide the ideal setting for gourmet cooking. In addition to the 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom main house, there is a luxurious 1,250 sqft, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom guesthouse. The guest home is ideally situated overlooking the 1-acre spring-fed trout pond and spring creek, a retreat that guests simply do not want to leave. A fire pit and outdoor cooking area adorn the front yard while the backyard consists of fenced horse pasture plus a greenhouse providing the chef with year-round fresh vegetables. Other improvements include an oversized 2-car garage and dog kennels with indoor/outdoor runs. Direct access to the South Fork of the Snake River lies just outside the back steps of Trout Springs Estate. The South Fork of the Snake River is a tailwater fishery that flows out of Palisades Dam on the border of Wyoming and Idaho. The diversity of hatches, both aquatic and terrestrial, exceeds other rivers of the West, and gives the South Fork the reputation as one of the best dry fly fisheries in the world. The river flows for 66 miles across southeastern Idaho, through high mountain valleys, rugged canyons and broad flood plains to its confluence with the Henry's Fork near Menan Buttes, west of Rexburg, Idaho. Trout Springs Estate is a unique offering with private access to the South Fork of the Snake River and large expansive mountain views, all in a setting well-suited for this magnificent home. Recreational opportunities abound with world-class dry fly fishing on the South Fork and the property's location, 1 hour from the resort community of Jac
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