DISCOUNTS NOW AVAILABLE FOR BOTH ON AND OFF-RIVER LOTS. CALL FOR PRICING. Plot Map Division 1 (pdf) All river frontage, 11 building lots, 5-10 acres each, and 1 park. (Lots 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6 are sold) Plot map Division 2 (pdf), 74 building lots, 3-10 acres each, and 4 parks. 2 building lots are riverfront. Location West Equestrian Pointe is located 15 miles North of Idaho Falls, on I-15 to Exit 135 (the Roberts/Hwy 48 exit). Turn right, go to stop sign at N Bassett Road. Turn right again, go to 600 N (1st left). Turn left across railroad tracks, then go 1 mile. Property is on right (before hay shed and silos). Please note that paved road in subdivision is not finished yet. RIVER FRONTAGE The Snake River borders the property for over 1/2 mile on the east side. At this location the river is large and wide. The property is located just a few miles downstream from the confluence of the North and South Forks of the Snake river. A power boat can go up the South Fork to Palisades Dam, up the North Fork nearly to St. Anthony and downstream nearly to Idaho Falls most times of the year. Also, the river is well suited for water skiing at this location. Some areas have large sandy beaches on the shore with both black sand and white sand. SURROUNDING AREA One of the prominent unique features of the area is the Roberts Slough which is a large body of water near the North border of the ranch. It has been used at times for water skiing in the summer and ice derbies in the winter. Waterfowl are attracted to this lake in large numbers, including the rare Trumpeter Swan. Many recreational attractions in Eastern Idaho are within 2 hours drive, such as Craters of the Moon National Monument, Yellowstone National Park, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Grand Targhee Ski Resort, Ski resorts at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and several large National Forests. Contact: Carl Zitlau 392 N 4500 E Rigby, ID 83442 208-538-7140 208-589-7140 cell Email: czitlau@ranchesinidaho.com |
Idaho Ranch Land for Sale by Owner
Snake River Ranch (West Equestrian Pointe)
River Front
Fields and Pastures
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