Oscar Evans, ALC
Designated Broker, ID
Ask Oscar Evans, ALC
Abundant opportunities abound on 84.34± acres in Payette County, Idaho, approximately eight miles southeast of New Plymouth. The property features include a beautiful custom oak main home, a second home, two insulated shops, a large barn, a hay barn, a pond, and more. Surrounded by BLM land on two sides, the location is the ideal mix of privacy and convenience.
The 1,984± square foot oak wood home is built with 2×6 walls and features three bedrooms, two baths, terracotta tile floors, a large kitchen and great room area, and a metal roof. The additional home is newly refinished, offering one bedroom and one bath with an unfinished upstairs that could be two more bedrooms. The shops are every mechanic’s and sportsman’s dream, with room for toys, equipment, projects, or a business.
Your horses will appreciate the irrigated pastureland, and their rider will appreciate the opportunity to explore almost 2,000 acres of contiguous public land.
For investment value, consider the possibility of dividing the land into lots to build your own multi-generation or equestrian community. The rolling terrain is both beautiful and functional for riding, dog training, or just wildlife habitat.
Contact Oscar Evans today to schedule a private tour and experience #TheSmallTownWay.
Payette County is located in southwest Idaho on the Oregon border. The county was established in 1917, partitioned from Canyon County, and named after the Payette River. It was founded by French-Canadian François Payette, who was originally a fur trapper with the North West Company.
As of the 2010 census, the population was 22,623. Payette County is comprised of 3 cities: Payette, Fruitland, and New Plymouth. Payette is the county seat and is the largest of the three cities, with a population of 7,414. Payette was originally settled as a railroad camp and called Boomerang for the log boom on the Payette River.
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