Located in Inkom Idaho, this property with its 133 acres provides easy access to the freeway. The versatility of the land can allow for farming, pasture, or possible residential development. Water rights exist on the property for approximately 96 acres from the Portneuf River. When you look on the map, you will see the old Portneuf River bed as well as the new route. When the railroad came through Inkom, they had the river moved. In order to irrigate, water is diverted from the river and into the old riverbed; it fills up and flood irrigates. Water rights from the Portneuf River are valuable as are many water rights in Southeast Idaho and could be sold off if the property were to be developed for something else. The property for the last many years has been used for cattle grazing, but it has the potential for use in alfalfa or grains. A third possibility may exist in the form of subdividing the property. Neighboring parcels have been divided and sold as residential lots.