Canyon County, Idaho Land For Sale (299 results)

Price Reduction! Horse/Hobby Farm/ Livestock/Homestead/Multi generational self sustaining dream property! County says there are 4 splits and 3 additional building permits available. Alfalfa and grass hay fields, pasture, raised garden beds, 8 variety of fruit trees, and blackberries, blueberries and raspberries .Excellent water rights. Well cared for and updated home with open spacious rooms. Country kitchen w/upgraded appliances. Kitchen opens to the family room with pellet stove. Private master suite. Oversized attached garage. Covered patio's in front and back. Concrete sidewalks and lots of concrete curbing. 2 furnaces/ac units for efficient heating and cooling. 32x40 hobbyist dream shop is fully finished and insulated, has a pellet stove. Concrete RV pad on the side of the shop. 30x30 barn has 2 stalls, power and water and is high enough to store hay in. Domestic well has great tasting water. Expansive predator proof chicken coop. All irrigation equipment stays with the property. Easy access to Parma and the freeway. No HOA, No CCR's. Farm equipment is negotiable. This property has something for everyone!

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Featuring 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River, Parma Lodge and Stables is among the Northwest's premier equestrian, sporting, and lifestyle properties. The ranch is conveniently located 45 minutes west of Idaho's capital city of Boise and 20 minutes from Treasure Valley Executive Airport in Caldwell. Building improvements are of impeccable quality and highlighted by a 9,000+/- square foot owners lodge overlooking a series of interconnected, year-round lakes, and an 18-stall horse barn that is the centerpiece for one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations. Other improvements include a four-bedroom manager's residence, a custom-built wooden training/breaking pin, equipment storage buildings, and a large shop building that supports various land management operations and hunting activities on the property. The ranch holds excellent senior surface water rights from the Boise River and Sand Hollow Creek to irrigate approximately 320 acres of cropland, horse pasture, and wildlife food plots. The Parma area is a coveted destination for waterfowl and upland bird hunters from around the region. Utilizing multiple wildlife water rights, the owners have developed extensive habitat on the ranch that attracts and holds a multitude of ducks and geese through the season, as well as quail, pheasants, and wild turkeys. The property is not covered by a conservation easement at the present time. However, because of its size, location near Boise, and potential for development, it is a prime candidate for one. The Facts: ~ Reputation lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with 450+/- acres and over a mile of frontage on the lower Boise River ~ Home to one of the west coast's most successful thoroughbred breeding operations and programs ~ A combination of river frontage, habitat areas, and a strong forage base provides optimal conditions for remarkable waterfowl and upland hunting ~ Excellent year-round water rights for a variety of purposes, including irrigated cropland and habitat areas ~ Improvements represent the highest degree of quality and luxury and feature a 9,000+/- square foot, four-bedroom owners' lodge and an 18-stall horse barn situated in a park-like setting ~ Meticulously managed and maintained ~ No conservation easement, although an excellent candidate for one ~ 45 minutes from Boise and 20 minutes from the general aviation airport in Caldwell

Welcome to a blank canvas for your dream home, barn, shop, pasture, and more in beautiful Canyon County, Idaho. Ideally situated along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail are two irrigated estate building lots with views. Both the 2.6 acre and 2.35 acre lots are located between the desirable small town of Homedale and the larger towns of Caldwell and Nampa. You will enjoy excellent access to shopping, businesses, entertainment, and leisure activities, with ample space to enjoy the rural lifestyle. Within minutes of the Snake River, Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, three golf courses, and Interstate 84, the most challenging decision you'll face is which direction to take when leaving home. That is, if you decide to leave at all. Contact Oscar Evans today to learn more! Climate: Canyon County enjoys a climate with all four seasons, including snowy winters, and a semi-arid environment with lots of sunshine. The Treasure Valley area, where Canyon County is located, has a relatively mild climate, with winters often having milder temperatures than other areas at similar latitudes. The surrounding mountains receive more snowfall due to higher elevation and orographic wind effects. Much of the winter precipitation is overnight. Recreation: Canyon County is the heart of Idaho's Wine Country and Sunnyslope Wine Trail. Outdoor recreation abounds in the Caldwell area. The Boise River meanders through the north portion of the county, Indian Creek winds through downtown Caldwell, Lake Lowell is in the middle of the county and the Snake River forms the southern boundary. Canyon County enjoys a mix of some of the richest and most diverse productive irrigated farmland in the nation which provide a myriad crops along with wide open views. You're seldom more than 20 minutes from the dining, social, recreation and nighttime activities of the cities and small towns. Nampa is home of the Ford Idaho Center and the famous Snake River Stampede while Caldwell hosts the Canyon County Fair and Caldwell Night Rodeo. You can enjoy 6 golf courses, dozens of indoor and outdoor pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, sports complexes, as well as the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. Location: Crystal Lane Wilder, ID 83676 Canyon County 3 Miles SW of the Timberstone Golf Course 3 Miles E of Homedale High School 6 Miles NW of the Koenig Distillery 13 Miles SW of Indian Creek Plaza 13 Miles W of Interstate 84 40 Miles W of Boise Airport Coordinates: 43.6169, -116.0817 Property Use: Building Lot Small Livestock Equestrian Estate Garden Chickens Property Information: Two Lots Available 2.6 Acres: $349,000 2.35 Acres: $345,000 Irrigated Tax Information: TBD

Welcome to a blank canvas for your dream home, barn, shop, pasture, and more in beautiful Canyon County, Idaho. Ideally situated along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail are two irrigated estate building lots with views. Both the 2.6 acre and 2.35 acre lots are located between the desirable small town of Homedale and the larger towns of Caldwell and Nampa. You will enjoy excellent access to shopping, businesses, entertainment, and leisure activities, with ample space to enjoy the rural lifestyle. Within minutes of the Snake River, Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, three golf courses, and Interstate 84, the most challenging decision you'll face is which direction to take when leaving home. That is, if you decide to leave at all. Contact Oscar Evans today to learn more! Climate: Canyon County enjoys a climate with all four seasons, including snowy winters, and a semi-arid environment with lots of sunshine. The Treasure Valley area, where Canyon County is located, has a relatively mild climate, with winters often having milder temperatures than other areas at similar latitudes. The surrounding mountains receive more snowfall due to higher elevation and orographic wind effects. Much of the winter precipitation is overnight. Recreation: Canyon County is the heart of Idaho's Wine Country and Sunnyslope Wine Trail. Outdoor recreation abounds in the Caldwell area. The Boise River meanders through the north portion of the county, Indian Creek winds through downtown Caldwell, Lake Lowell is in the middle of the county and the Snake River forms the southern boundary. Canyon County enjoys a mix of some of the richest and most diverse productive irrigated farmland in the nation which provide a myriad crops along with wide open views. You're seldom more than 20 minutes from the dining, social, recreation and nighttime activities of the cities and small towns. Nampa is home of the Ford Idaho Center and the famous Snake River Stampede while Caldwell hosts the Canyon County Fair and Caldwell Night Rodeo. You can enjoy 6 golf courses, dozens of indoor and outdoor pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, sports complexes, as well as the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. Location: Crystal Lane Wilder, ID 83676 Canyon County 3 Miles SW of the Timberstone Golf Course 3 Miles E of Homedale High School 6 Miles NW of the Koenig Distillery 13 Miles SW of Indian Creek Plaza 13 Miles W of Interstate 84 40 Miles W of Boise Airport Coordinates: 43.6169, -116.0817 Property Use: Building Lot Small Livestock Equestrian Estate Garden Chickens Property Information: Two Lots Available 2.6 Acres: $349,000 2.35 Acres: $345,000 Irrigated Tax Information: TBD

Welcome to a blank canvas for your dream home, barn, shop, pasture, and more in beautiful Canyon County, Idaho. Ideally situated along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail are two irrigated estate building lots with views. Both the 2.6 acre and 2.35 acre lots are located between the desirable small town of Homedale and the larger towns of Caldwell and Nampa. You will enjoy excellent access to shopping, businesses, entertainment, and leisure activities, with ample space to enjoy the rural lifestyle. Within minutes of the Snake River, Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, three golf courses, and Interstate 84, the most challenging decision you'll face is which direction to take when leaving home. That is, if you decide to leave at all. Contact Oscar Evans today to learn more! Climate: Canyon County enjoys a climate with all four seasons, including snowy winters, and a semi-arid environment with lots of sunshine. The Treasure Valley area, where Canyon County is located, has a relatively mild climate, with winters often having milder temperatures than other areas at similar latitudes. The surrounding mountains receive more snowfall due to higher elevation and orographic wind effects. Much of the winter precipitation is overnight. Recreation: Canyon County is the heart of Idaho's Wine Country and Sunnyslope Wine Trail. Outdoor recreation abounds in the Caldwell area. The Boise River meanders through the north portion of the county, Indian Creek winds through downtown Caldwell, Lake Lowell is in the middle of the county and the Snake River forms the southern boundary. Canyon County enjoys a mix of some of the richest and most diverse productive irrigated farmland in the nation which provide a myriad crops along with wide open views. You're seldom more than 20 minutes from the dining, social, recreation and nighttime activities of the cities and small towns. Nampa is home of the Ford Idaho Center and the famous Snake River Stampede while Caldwell hosts the Canyon County Fair and Caldwell Night Rodeo. You can enjoy 6 golf courses, dozens of indoor and outdoor pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, sports complexes, as well as the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. Location: Crystal Lane Wilder, ID 83676 Canyon County 3 Miles SW of the Timberstone Golf Course 3 Miles E of Homedale High School 6 Miles NW of the Koenig Distillery 13 Miles SW of Indian Creek Plaza 13 Miles W of Interstate 84 40 Miles W of Boise Airport Coordinates: 43.6169, -116.0817 Property Use: Building Lot Small Livestock Equestrian Estate Garden Chickens Property Information: Two Lots Available 2.6 Acres: $349,000 2.35 Acres: $345,000 Irrigated Tax Information: TBD

Welcome to a blank canvas for your dream home, barn, shop, pasture, and more in beautiful Canyon County, Idaho. Ideally situated along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail are two irrigated estate building lots with views. Both the 2.6 acre and 2.35 acre lots are located between the desirable small town of Homedale and the larger towns of Caldwell and Nampa. You will enjoy excellent access to shopping, businesses, entertainment, and leisure activities, with ample space to enjoy the rural lifestyle. Within minutes of the Snake River, Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, three golf courses, and Interstate 84, the most challenging decision you'll face is which direction to take when leaving home. That is, if you decide to leave at all. Contact Oscar Evans today to learn more! Climate: Canyon County enjoys a climate with all four seasons, including snowy winters, and a semi-arid environment with lots of sunshine. The Treasure Valley area, where Canyon County is located, has a relatively mild climate, with winters often having milder temperatures than other areas at similar latitudes. The surrounding mountains receive more snowfall due to higher elevation and orographic wind effects. Much of the winter precipitation is overnight. Recreation: Canyon County is the heart of Idaho's Wine Country and Sunnyslope Wine Trail. Outdoor recreation abounds in the Caldwell area. The Boise River meanders through the north portion of the county, Indian Creek winds through downtown Caldwell, Lake Lowell is in the middle of the county and the Snake River forms the southern boundary. Canyon County enjoys a mix of some of the richest and most diverse productive irrigated farmland in the nation which provide a myriad crops along with wide open views. You're seldom more than 20 minutes from the dining, social, recreation and nighttime activities of the cities and small towns. Nampa is home of the Ford Idaho Center and the famous Snake River Stampede while Caldwell hosts the Canyon County Fair and Caldwell Night Rodeo. You can enjoy 6 golf courses, dozens of indoor and outdoor pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, sports complexes, as well as the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. Location: Crystal Lane Wilder, ID 83676 Canyon County 3 Miles SW of the Timberstone Golf Course 3 Miles E of Homedale High School 6 Miles NW of the Koenig Distillery 13 Miles SW of Indian Creek Plaza 13 Miles W of Interstate 84 40 Miles W of Boise Airport Coordinates: 43.6169, -116.0817 Property Use: Building Lot Small Livestock Equestrian Estate Garden Chickens Property Information: Two Lots Available 2.6 Acres: $349,000 2.35 Acres: $345,000 Irrigated Tax Information: TBD

Welcome to a blank canvas for your dream home, barn, shop, pasture, and more in beautiful Canyon County, Idaho. Ideally situated along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail are two irrigated estate building lots with views. Both the 2.6 acre and 2.35 acre lots are located between the desirable small town of Homedale and the larger towns of Caldwell and Nampa. You will enjoy excellent access to shopping, businesses, entertainment, and leisure activities, with ample space to enjoy the rural lifestyle. Within minutes of the Snake River, Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, three golf courses, and Interstate 84, the most challenging decision you'll face is which direction to take when leaving home. That is, if you decide to leave at all. Contact Oscar Evans today to learn more! Climate: Canyon County enjoys a climate with all four seasons, including snowy winters, and a semi-arid environment with lots of sunshine. The Treasure Valley area, where Canyon County is located, has a relatively mild climate, with winters often having milder temperatures than other areas at similar latitudes. The surrounding mountains receive more snowfall due to higher elevation and orographic wind effects. Much of the winter precipitation is overnight. Recreation: Canyon County is the heart of Idaho's Wine Country and Sunnyslope Wine Trail. Outdoor recreation abounds in the Caldwell area. The Boise River meanders through the north portion of the county, Indian Creek winds through downtown Caldwell, Lake Lowell is in the middle of the county and the Snake River forms the southern boundary. Canyon County enjoys a mix of some of the richest and most diverse productive irrigated farmland in the nation which provide a myriad crops along with wide open views. You're seldom more than 20 minutes from the dining, social, recreation and nighttime activities of the cities and small towns. Nampa is home of the Ford Idaho Center and the famous Snake River Stampede while Caldwell hosts the Canyon County Fair and Caldwell Night Rodeo. You can enjoy 6 golf courses, dozens of indoor and outdoor pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, sports complexes, as well as the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. Location: Crystal Lane Wilder, ID 83676 Canyon County 3 Miles SW of the Timberstone Golf Course 3 Miles E of Homedale High School 6 Miles NW of the Koenig Distillery 13 Miles SW of Indian Creek Plaza 13 Miles W of Interstate 84 40 Miles W of Boise Airport Coordinates: 43.6169, -116.0817 Property Use: Building Lot Small Livestock Equestrian Estate Garden Chickens Property Information: Two Lots Available 2.6 Acres: $349,000 2.35 Acres: $345,000 Irrigated Tax Information: TBD

Welcome to a blank canvas for your dream home, barn, shop, pasture, and more in beautiful Canyon County, Idaho. Ideally situated along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail are two irrigated estate building lots with views. Both the 2.6 acre and 2.35 acre lots are located between the desirable small town of Homedale and the larger towns of Caldwell and Nampa. You will enjoy excellent access to shopping, businesses, entertainment, and leisure activities, with ample space to enjoy the rural lifestyle. Within minutes of the Snake River, Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, three golf courses, and Interstate 84, the most challenging decision you'll face is which direction to take when leaving home. That is, if you decide to leave at all. Contact Oscar Evans today to learn more! Climate: Canyon County enjoys a climate with all four seasons, including snowy winters, and a semi-arid environment with lots of sunshine. The Treasure Valley area, where Canyon County is located, has a relatively mild climate, with winters often having milder temperatures than other areas at similar latitudes. The surrounding mountains receive more snowfall due to higher elevation and orographic wind effects. Much of the winter precipitation is overnight. Recreation: Canyon County is the heart of Idaho's Wine Country and Sunnyslope Wine Trail. Outdoor recreation abounds in the Caldwell area. The Boise River meanders through the north portion of the county, Indian Creek winds through downtown Caldwell, Lake Lowell is in the middle of the county and the Snake River forms the southern boundary. Canyon County enjoys a mix of some of the richest and most diverse productive irrigated farmland in the nation which provide a myriad crops along with wide open views. You're seldom more than 20 minutes from the dining, social, recreation and nighttime activities of the cities and small towns. Nampa is home of the Ford Idaho Center and the famous Snake River Stampede while Caldwell hosts the Canyon County Fair and Caldwell Night Rodeo. You can enjoy 6 golf courses, dozens of indoor and outdoor pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, sports complexes, as well as the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. Location: Crystal Lane Wilder, ID 83676 Canyon County 3 Miles SW of the Timberstone Golf Course 3 Miles E of Homedale High School 6 Miles NW of the Koenig Distillery 13 Miles SW of Indian Creek Plaza 13 Miles W of Interstate 84 40 Miles W of Boise Airport Coordinates: 43.6169, -116.0817 Property Use: Building Lot Small Livestock Equestrian Estate Garden Chickens Property Information: Two Lots Available 2.6 Acres: $349,000 2.35 Acres: $345,000 Irrigated Tax Information: TBD

Welcome to a blank canvas for your dream home, barn, shop, pasture, and more in beautiful Canyon County, Idaho. Ideally situated along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail are two irrigated estate building lots with views. Both the 2.6 acre and 2.35 acre lots are located between the desirable small town of Homedale and the larger towns of Caldwell and Nampa. You will enjoy excellent access to shopping, businesses, entertainment, and leisure activities, with ample space to enjoy the rural lifestyle. Within minutes of the Snake River, Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, three golf courses, and Interstate 84, the most challenging decision you'll face is which direction to take when leaving home. That is, if you decide to leave at all. Contact Oscar Evans today to learn more! Climate: Canyon County enjoys a climate with all four seasons, including snowy winters, and a semi-arid environment with lots of sunshine. The Treasure Valley area, where Canyon County is located, has a relatively mild climate, with winters often having milder temperatures than other areas at similar latitudes. The surrounding mountains receive more snowfall due to higher elevation and orographic wind effects. Much of the winter precipitation is overnight. Recreation: Canyon County is the heart of Idaho's Wine Country and Sunnyslope Wine Trail. Outdoor recreation abounds in the Caldwell area. The Boise River meanders through the north portion of the county, Indian Creek winds through downtown Caldwell, Lake Lowell is in the middle of the county and the Snake River forms the southern boundary. Canyon County enjoys a mix of some of the richest and most diverse productive irrigated farmland in the nation which provide a myriad crops along with wide open views. You're seldom more than 20 minutes from the dining, social, recreation and nighttime activities of the cities and small towns. Nampa is home of the Ford Idaho Center and the famous Snake River Stampede while Caldwell hosts the Canyon County Fair and Caldwell Night Rodeo. You can enjoy 6 golf courses, dozens of indoor and outdoor pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, sports complexes, as well as the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. Location: Crystal Lane Wilder, ID 83676 Canyon County 3 Miles SW of the Timberstone Golf Course 3 Miles E of Homedale High School 6 Miles NW of the Koenig Distillery 13 Miles SW of Indian Creek Plaza 13 Miles W of Interstate 84 40 Miles W of Boise Airport Coordinates: 43.6169, -116.0817 Property Use: Building Lot Small Livestock Equestrian Estate Garden Chickens Property Information: Two Lots Available 2.6 Acres: $349,000 2.35 Acres: $345,000 Irrigated Tax Information: TBD

Welcome to a blank canvas for your dream home, barn, shop, pasture, and more in beautiful Canyon County, Idaho. Ideally situated along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail are two irrigated estate building lots with views. Both the 2.6 acre and 2.35 acre lots are located between the desirable small town of Homedale and the larger towns of Caldwell and Nampa. You will enjoy excellent access to shopping, businesses, entertainment, and leisure activities, with ample space to enjoy the rural lifestyle. Within minutes of the Snake River, Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, three golf courses, and Interstate 84, the most challenging decision you'll face is which direction to take when leaving home. That is, if you decide to leave at all. Contact Oscar Evans today to learn more! Climate: Canyon County enjoys a climate with all four seasons, including snowy winters, and a semi-arid environment with lots of sunshine. The Treasure Valley area, where Canyon County is located, has a relatively mild climate, with winters often having milder temperatures than other areas at similar latitudes. The surrounding mountains receive more snowfall due to higher elevation and orographic wind effects. Much of the winter precipitation is overnight. Recreation: Canyon County is the heart of Idaho's Wine Country and Sunnyslope Wine Trail. Outdoor recreation abounds in the Caldwell area. The Boise River meanders through the north portion of the county, Indian Creek winds through downtown Caldwell, Lake Lowell is in the middle of the county and the Snake River forms the southern boundary. Canyon County enjoys a mix of some of the richest and most diverse productive irrigated farmland in the nation which provide a myriad crops along with wide open views. You're seldom more than 20 minutes from the dining, social, recreation and nighttime activities of the cities and small towns. Nampa is home of the Ford Idaho Center and the famous Snake River Stampede while Caldwell hosts the Canyon County Fair and Caldwell Night Rodeo. You can enjoy 6 golf courses, dozens of indoor and outdoor pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, sports complexes, as well as the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. Location: Crystal Lane Wilder, ID 83676 Canyon County 3 Miles SW of the Timberstone Golf Course 3 Miles E of Homedale High School 6 Miles NW of the Koenig Distillery 13 Miles SW of Indian Creek Plaza 13 Miles W of Interstate 84 40 Miles W of Boise Airport Coordinates: 43.6169, -116.0817 Property Use: Building Lot Small Livestock Equestrian Estate Garden Chickens Property Information: Two Lots Available 2.6 Acres: $349,000 2.35 Acres: $345,000 Irrigated Tax Information: TBD

Welcome to a blank canvas for your dream home, barn, shop, pasture, and more in beautiful Canyon County, Idaho. Ideally situated along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail are two irrigated estate building lots with views. Both the 2.6 acre and 2.35 acre lots are located between the desirable small town of Homedale and the larger towns of Caldwell and Nampa. You will enjoy excellent access to shopping, businesses, entertainment, and leisure activities, with ample space to enjoy the rural lifestyle. Within minutes of the Snake River, Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, three golf courses, and Interstate 84, the most challenging decision you'll face is which direction to take when leaving home. That is, if you decide to leave at all. Contact Oscar Evans today to learn more! Climate: Canyon County enjoys a climate with all four seasons, including snowy winters, and a semi-arid environment with lots of sunshine. The Treasure Valley area, where Canyon County is located, has a relatively mild climate, with winters often having milder temperatures than other areas at similar latitudes. The surrounding mountains receive more snowfall due to higher elevation and orographic wind effects. Much of the winter precipitation is overnight. Recreation: Canyon County is the heart of Idaho's Wine Country and Sunnyslope Wine Trail. Outdoor recreation abounds in the Caldwell area. The Boise River meanders through the north portion of the county, Indian Creek winds through downtown Caldwell, Lake Lowell is in the middle of the county and the Snake River forms the southern boundary. Canyon County enjoys a mix of some of the richest and most diverse productive irrigated farmland in the nation which provide a myriad crops along with wide open views. You're seldom more than 20 minutes from the dining, social, recreation and nighttime activities of the cities and small towns. Nampa is home of the Ford Idaho Center and the famous Snake River Stampede while Caldwell hosts the Canyon County Fair and Caldwell Night Rodeo. You can enjoy 6 golf courses, dozens of indoor and outdoor pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, sports complexes, as well as the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. Location: Crystal Lane Wilder, ID 83676 Canyon County 3 Miles SW of the Timberstone Golf Course 3 Miles E of Homedale High School 6 Miles NW of the Koenig Distillery 13 Miles SW of Indian Creek Plaza 13 Miles W of Interstate 84 40 Miles W of Boise Airport Coordinates: 43.6169, -116.0817 Property Use: Building Lot Small Livestock Equestrian Estate Garden Chickens Property Information: Two Lots Available 2.6 Acres: $349,000 2.35 Acres: $345,000 Irrigated Tax Information: TBD

Welcome to a blank canvas for your dream home, barn, shop, pasture, and more in beautiful Canyon County, Idaho. Ideally situated along the Sunnyslope Wine Trail are two irrigated estate building lots with views. Both the 2.6 acre and 2.35 acre lots are located between the desirable small town of Homedale and the larger towns of Caldwell and Nampa. You will enjoy excellent access to shopping, businesses, entertainment, and leisure activities, with ample space to enjoy the rural lifestyle. Within minutes of the Snake River, Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, three golf courses, and Interstate 84, the most challenging decision you'll face is which direction to take when leaving home. That is, if you decide to leave at all. Contact Oscar Evans today to learn more! Climate: Canyon County enjoys a climate with all four seasons, including snowy winters, and a semi-arid environment with lots of sunshine. The Treasure Valley area, where Canyon County is located, has a relatively mild climate, with winters often having milder temperatures than other areas at similar latitudes. The surrounding mountains receive more snowfall due to higher elevation and orographic wind effects. Much of the winter precipitation is overnight. Recreation: Canyon County is the heart of Idaho's Wine Country and Sunnyslope Wine Trail. Outdoor recreation abounds in the Caldwell area. The Boise River meanders through the north portion of the county, Indian Creek winds through downtown Caldwell, Lake Lowell is in the middle of the county and the Snake River forms the southern boundary. Canyon County enjoys a mix of some of the richest and most diverse productive irrigated farmland in the nation which provide a myriad crops along with wide open views. You're seldom more than 20 minutes from the dining, social, recreation and nighttime activities of the cities and small towns. Nampa is home of the Ford Idaho Center and the famous Snake River Stampede while Caldwell hosts the Canyon County Fair and Caldwell Night Rodeo. You can enjoy 6 golf courses, dozens of indoor and outdoor pickleball, tennis and basketball courts, sports complexes, as well as the College of Idaho and Northwest Nazarene University. Location: Crystal Lane Wilder, ID 83676 Canyon County 3 Miles SW of the Timberstone Golf Course 3 Miles E of Homedale High School 6 Miles NW of the Koenig Distillery 13 Miles SW of Indian Creek Plaza 13 Miles W of Interstate 84 40 Miles W of Boise Airport Coordinates: 43.6169, -116.0817 Property Use: Building Lot Small Livestock Equestrian Estate Garden Chickens Property Information: Two Lots Available 2.6 Acres: $349,000 2.35 Acres: $345,000 Irrigated Tax Information: TBD