Our Idaho ranches for sale feature magnificent mountain views while trout fishing or horseback riding. Our properties offer ranches for recreational purposes, as well as fully operational ranches with furnished cabins surrounded by abundant wildlife. Travel via the Sun Valley airport, or browse our properties with private and public airstrips. With acreage ranging from 5± to over 2,500± there is a fit for everyone. Our Idaho ranches for sale are updated frequently.
One of the premier sporting ranches in the Sun Valley area featuring 1,226± deeded acres and 2.5± miles of fabled Silver Creek with some of the largest trout in the system.
10,587± acres of highly productive dryland farm ground with 243,000-bushel grain storage, modern shops, and 57-turbine wind farm generating strong supplemental income. Great access to Idaho Falls and grain terminals.
Premier wilderness lodge on 21± acres along the Salmon River. Features exclusive hunting and river permits, luxurious accommodations, and proven commercial success. Accessible by jetboat, aircraft, or vehicle.
Remarkable 450± acre lifestyle, equestrian, and duck hunting ranch with over a mile of the lower Boise River. Improvements include a luxurious owner’s lodge. Located 45 minutes from Boise.
Secluded 80± acres with a beautiful 1,836± square-foot log cabin located 25 miles from Sun Valley. Twin Bridges Creek flows through the property on its way to the nearby Big Lost River.
Wonderful sporting and lifestyle ranch featuring 464± deeded acres and a half-mile of fabled Silver Creek with some of the largest trout in the system. 45 minutes from Ketchum/Sun Valley.
Incomparable 121± acre retreat nestled among Idaho’s highest peaks and surrounded by national forest featuring a mile of Wet Creek and a stunning 3-bedroom/3-bath furnished cabin 75 miles from Sun Valley.
Recreational retreat featuring a beautifully designed three-bedroom fishing cabin on approximately four acres, with private access to a prime stretch of the Big Lost River, 65 miles from Sun Valley.
503± acre ranch with 140± acres of irrigated cropland and 2 attractively furnished fishing cabins on one of the best reaches of the Big Lost River 60 miles from Sun Valley.
Historic backcountry ranch on the Salmon River encompassed by the Frank Church Wilderness 55 air miles from McCall. Features a private airstrip, cabin with off-grid power and communications, and abundant, year-round wildlife.
Lakefront ranch on the south end of Hells Canyon totaling 35,000± acres with 17,900± acres of deeded land. Features a 6,000± sq. ft. lodge with boat dock along Brownlee Reservoir. 1.5 hours from Boise.
640± undeveloped acres surrounded by BLM 20 miles from Sun Valley’s airport with excellent grazing resources, home sites, views, and potential for landowner tags. Year-round access to Hwy. 75.
Exceptional wilderness ranch fully encompassed by national forest with 146± acres, one mile of a wild trout fishery, immaculately maintained improvements and 2,500± foot private airstrip. 75 air miles from Sun Valley.
Exceptional waterfowl and upland hunting property with 172± acres on the Snake River 100 miles from Sun Valley. Excellent water rights. Three-bedroom home plus storage buildings and a private boat launch.
Located 40 miles east of Sun Valley’s airport in the foothills of the Pioneer Mountains, this scenic ranch features 1,080± deeded acres, irrigated pastures, functional improvements, and over two miles of year-round streams.
Along the East Fork of the Big Lost, this 80± acre retreat boasts top-notch fishing with a very tasteful 2,054± square foot log home surrounded by Idaho’s most scenic high country.
Consisting of nearly 10,500± deeded acres in a single block, this landmark Blaine County ranch represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own and operate a diverse landscape-scale property within 5 miles of Sun Valley's airport.
World-class trout fishing on Badger Creek and hunting for elk, mule deer, and upland birds. Bordered by public lands, the ranch offers Teton views, 613± deeded acres including 130± acres of dry farmland.
