Payette County, Idaho Land For Sale (117 results)

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

This Idaho irrigated farm is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.

If you are looking to build your dream home and live a tranquil life in rural Idaho, this irrigated land outside the peaceful town of Payette may be an ideal option for you. It boasts 41 water shares from the Lower Payette Ditch Company, level topography, year-round access, access to natural gas, and power is installed on the property. Land The farm is currently in an alfalfa hay crop and is irrigated via a pump and wheel lines. The acreage qualifies for 1 building permit for a single-family residence. This property is also ideal for commuters, located just 15 minutes away from Interstate 84 and a mere hour's drive to Boise. 39.31 Acres Alfalfa/Hay Crop Building Permit Available Close to the Snake River Level Topography Irrigation Natural Gas Access Power Installed Water Shares Wheel Lines Year-Round Access Recreation For those that love to fish or recreate on the water, the Snake River is just 0.7 miles from the property. Payette residents enjoy hiking or biking the 1.6 miles of the Payette River Greenbelt which follows the banks of the Payette River. There are also eight total public parks in Payette. Kiwanis Park is a favorite which features a pool, skateboard park, and amphitheater. For those that love watersports, Centennial Park is a hotspot with its boat ramp and docks. 0.7 miles from the Snake River 3.6 miles from Centennial Park & Boat Ramp 5.0 miles from Payette River Greenbelt 5.2 miles from Kiwanis Park 9.5 miles from Weiser River Trail 10.8 miles from Rolling Hills Golf Course 41.5 miles from Mundo Hot Springs Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is provided through the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The 2023 assessment is $20 per share and the property includes 41 water shares. There are no administrative fees but a $100 transfer fee per certificate will apply. Region & Climate Payette, Idaho lies on the eastern side of the Idaho-Oregon state border near where the Snake River and the Payette River converge. Agriculture is one of the main industries in the community. Crops typically grown in Payette County include onions, barley, corn, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and sugar beets. It is also known for its abundant fruit orchards. Residents and visitors enjoy celebrating annual events like the Payette County Fair, the Payette Apple Blossom Festival, or Fruitland Family Fun Days. This town is the home of the Payette County Museum which displays several local historical collections.