Northwestern United States
Eastern Idaho Ranches
We are currently offering these ranches for sale in southeastern Idaho. TAKING ALL OFFERS, PLEASE CALL (208)538-7140 FOR PRICING! 1830 Acre Ranch or 889 Acre Ranch near Lava Hot Springs, Idaho. Borders state land. Baldy Mountain Ranch is a 650 acre ranch near Lava Hot Springs, ID. This remote, pristine ranch has heavily timbered canyons and is zoned for recreational use. It borders state forest land on 2 sides. For anyone who wants their own private getaway with panoramic views! A great recreational/grazing property priced well below Idaho pasture land average! (see below press release) Fish Creek Ranches - 40 Acre ranches six miles from Lava Hot Springs, ID. Some ranches border state land. In the mountains with great views of the valley. 140 Acres Irrigated Farmground near Roberts, Idaho. 100 Acres with pivot, 40 acres farmground. Platted into approved subdivision, EXCELLENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. Snake River Ranch / West Equestrian Pointe It is located 15 miles north of Idaho Falls, ID. Bordering the world-famous Snake River for over 1/2 mile. Division 1 has 11 riverfront building lots and 1 park. Division 2 has 74 building lots (2 are riverfront) and 4 parks. Plot map and covenants available. DISCOUNTS NOW AVAILABLE FOR LOTS. CALL FOR PRICING. Antelope Hills Ranch is a 200+ acre ranch just minutes from the South Fork of the Snake River, famous for Cutthroat fly fishing. It has a large alfalfa field and wooded hillsides with plenty of wildlife. Please call for more information or an appointment to view these ranches. Price subject to change without notice. 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
Idaho Ranch Land for Sale by Owner
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| USDA Press Release, August 2008: Idaho Farm Real Estate Values Continue to Increase "Idaho farm real estate values, ...averaged $2,950 per acre on Jan 1, 2008, up 4.8 percent from 2007. The average value for cropland in Idaho increased from $3,150 per acre to $3,300 per acre. The average value of pasture increased from $1,850 to $1,900 per acre." www.nass.usda.gov |
