Steven Mullen

$635,000

80 Acres

Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, 83246

Amazing chance to own your own recreational haven with this 80-acre property, which adjoins state land and presents limitless exploration possibilities. Featuring multiple building sites, an installed septic system, and a newly drilled well, this property is ready for your dream getaway. Experience boundless hunting and recreational adventures in your private paradise.Land Located just outside Lava Hot Springs, this property spans 80 acres of prime wildlife and mountain terrain, with a seasonal Fish Creek flowing through it. The land features varied sloped topography adorned with mature pine trees, aspen groves, and sagebrush. On the south side, you’ll find direct access to thousands of acres of state land. The thoughtfully designed building site offers convenient county road access, elevated and level clearings, an installed septic system, and a new 96-foot well with a flow rate of 15-20 GPM.Recreation Situated in hunting unit 74, this property presents excellent potential for big game hunting, including elk, mule deer, moose, and mountain lions. Additionally, you’ll find a variety of other game species such as turkey, grouse, foxes, and bobcats. Mule deer hunting is available with over-the-counter tags, while elk hunting in the Bannock Zone offers over-the-counter options for archery, rifle, and muzzleloader seasons.Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, offers a wealth of recreational activities, from soaking in its renowned natural hot springs to tubing and rafting on the Portneuf River. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking trails in the Bear River Mountains, fishing in local lakes and rivers, and cycling or mountain biking on scenic routes. The area also features camping options, winter sports like cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, and golfing with beautiful mountain views.Region & Climate Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, experiences a climate characterized by distinct seasons, influenced by its high elevation and mountainous surroundings. Winters are cold and snowy, with temperatures often dropping below freezing, and snowfall can accumulate significantly, creating ideal conditions for winter sports. Spring brings gradual warming, with temperatures rising and snowmelt contributing to the flow of local rivers and streams. Summers are generally warm and sunny, with daytime temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to mid-80s Fahrenheit, providing perfect conditions for outdoor activities. Fall sees cooler temperatures and a colorful display of foliage as the landscape transitions to winter. Overall, Lava Hot Springs offers a diverse climate suitable for a variety of recreational pursuits throughout the year.Location Lava Hot Springs is a charming town located in southeastern Idaho, nestled in the Bear River Valley and surrounded by the picturesque Bear River Mountains. The town is renowned for its natural hot springs, offering a relaxing retreat amidst scenic beauty. It is conveniently situated along Interstate 15, making it easily accessible by road.The nearest amenities include a range of local shops, restaurants, and lodging options within the town, providing all the essentials for visitors and residents alike. For more extensive shopping, dining, and services, Pocatello, located about 35 miles to the north, offers a larger selection of amenities and attractions.The closest major airport is Idaho Falls Regional Airport, approximately 75 miles east of Lava Hot Springs. This airport provides a range of domestic flights and car rental services. Additionally, Salt Lake City International Airport, about 120 miles south, offers a broader range of national and international flights.

$210,000

40 Acres

Midvale, Idaho, 83645

This 40-acre Idaho property is perfect for homesteaders or hunters. Come live amidst wildlife, hunting opportunities, and scenic mountain views.Land Situated just 15-minutes from Midvale, Idaho, and a scenic 30-minute journey from Weiser, this 40-acre tract of land is primed and waiting to become your ideal homestead or a sanctuary for avid hunters. This property features level sites for your future dream home, while offering an outdoor experience, abundant wildlife, mountain views, and hunting opportunities for antelope, deer, and bear enthusiasts.Recreation Midvale, Idaho, and its surrounding areas offer a diverse array of recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The Weiser River is a focal point for fishing, canoeing, and riverside picnics. The nearby Weiser River Trail beckons hikers, bikers, and equestrians to explore its scenic paths, winding through rolling hills and providing breathtaking views year-round. During the winter months, the nearby Payette National Forest transforms into a snow-covered playground, drawing snowmobilers and cross-country skiers. The forest is also a paradise for hunters, hikers, and wildlife enthusiasts throughout the year.Nearby recreational amenities include:Crane Creek ReservoirCascade ReservoirBoise National ForestPayette National ForestWeiser RiverWeiser River TrailRegion & Climate Midvale, Idaho, experiences a semi-arid climate characterized by four distinct seasons. Summers are typically warm and dry while winters are cold and snowy. Spring and fall bring transitional weather, with mild temperatures and occasional precipitation.Location Midvale is a quaint town in the heart of Idaho’s rural landscape. With a population of just a few hundred residents, Midvale exudes a strong sense of community and charm that’s characteristic of small-town America. Surrounded by rolling hills, farmland, and the meandering waters of the Weiser River, it’s an idyllic destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat.The town’s history is deeply rooted in agriculture, and the influence of farming and ranching is palpable in its daily life. Visitors to Midvale are often greeted by sweeping vistas of golden fields and grazing livestock. This connection to the land is not only reflected in the town’s economy but also in the welcoming nature of its residents.