571 Acres in Elba, ID - $1,442,000
Elba Grazing Ranch
Price Reduced! Livestock grazing ranch in Southeast Idaho, 45 minutes from Burley that consists of 571 acres of several parcels which are not contiguous, however 232 acres are irrigable. Also offered as separate parcels - 120 acres for $300,000, 80+ acres for $400,000 and 371 acres for $742,000. Traversing the North East parcel Clyde Creek, which runs year round, and Cassia Creek, which is seasonal and there is some USFS frontage. There is an uninhabitable old home (sold as is) but may provide a basis for new home to be built or placed, as there is power, well, and a septic system. One parcel is eligible for multiple building permits and power is nearby plus it is fully fenced includes an old barn, other outbuildings and two corrals. Only 30 minutes from Pomerelle Ski Resort or City of Rocks National Reserve, not to mention the fishing and hunting in the area are some of the best in Sou...
Price Reduced! Livestock grazing ranch in Southeast Idaho, 45 minutes from Burley that consists of 571 acres of several parcels which are not contiguous, however 232 acres are irrigable. Also offered as separate parcels - 120 acres for $300,000, 80+ acres for $400,000 and 371 acres for $742,000. Traversing the North East parcel Clyde Creek, which runs year round, and Cassia Creek, which is seasonal and there is some USFS frontage. There is an uninhabitable old home (sold as is) but may provide a basis for new home to be built or placed, as there is power, well, and a septic system. One parcel is eligible for multiple building permits and power is nearby plus it is fully fenced includes an old barn, other outbuildings and two corrals. Only 30 minutes from Pomerelle Ski Resort or City of Rocks National Reserve, not to mention the fishing and hunting in the area are some of the best in Southern Idaho!
A buyer will need to determine if the property is suitable for their intended use. The current owner has run grazed cattle off this land for 25 years, as well leasing it out to other ranchers.
