Horseshoe Canyon Farms
Details & Features
Horseshoe Canyon Farms consists of approximately 157 acres of farmland located directly West of the desirable mountain town of Driggs, Idaho. The property benefits from excellent ground water rights and fertile soils. The farm is currently producing alfalfa hay and is also well suited to produce small grains such as wheat or malt barley. Potatoes have been grown on the property in the past, but not under current ownership
Aside from the farm production and excellent water rights, the property benefits from amazing views of the entire Teton Range and favorable residential zoning. The land use in the area is a mix of agriculture and residential development for both primary and secondary homes. The Teton River is 2 miles to the East of the property and the Targhee National Forest is less than 2 miles of the West. The town of Driggs is a 10 minute drive, Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort is a 30 minute drive and the resort mecca of Jackson Hole is 45 minutes away.
Priced at $6000/ acre, the property is available for $941,220.
- Spectacular Teton views
- Productive agricultural component for alfalfa, barley and potatoes
- Just west of Driggs, ID
Idaho
Idaho ranches for sale offer a variety of opportunities for water and wildlife recreation against the backdrop of the majestic Teton Range. Breathtaking hunting properties and Idaho cattle ranches can be found throughout the state in such rising resort communities as Teton Valley, ID, while fly fishing ranches sit on the banks of the Snake River, the Warm, the Fall, and the Teton, to name a few. Only moments away from world class recreation opportunities such as powder skiing and upland bird hunting, contact Live Water Properties for more information on purchasing land in Idaho for sale and Idaho ranch real estate.
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