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.
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.
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.
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.
25± acre sporting and lifestyle retreat with 1,700± feet of Snake River frontage. Two tastefully renovated homes plus multi-purpose buildings and a boat launch. 20± acres of sprinkler-irrigated cropland.
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.
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.
176± acres 30 minutes south of Sun Valley along Hwy. 75. One of the original ranches in the valley, the property features 55± acres of irrigated cropland along with excellent views and building sites.
Once owned by actor Steve McQueen, this secluded 500± acre ranch at the foot of the Pioneers is the largest property available in the upper valley and features 1.5 miles of the East Fork and a beautifully improved ranch compound.
Diverse 5,917± acre ranch in the heart of Hells Canyon 35 miles from Cottonwood featuring dramatic scenery, creeks, timber, wildlife, and nearly 3 miles of frontage on the Salmon River.
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.
Located 20 miles northwest of Driggs lies a 452± acre unimproved mountain retreat with big Teton Range views, productive meadows, aspen draws, and timbered slopes – home to elk, deer and bear.
Among the Sawtooth Valley's historic treasures, the 360± acre Hot Springs Ranch features panoramic views, Salmon River frontage, a 2,000± sq. ft log cabin, and geothermal water rising on the ranch and developed for the owner's use. 45 miles north of Sun Valley.
Located 25 miles east of Sun Valley’s airport, this scenic mountain ranch features 1,440± deeded acres, irrigated pastures, a comfortable home, and over one mile of a year-round trout stream.
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.
One of Sun Valley’s landmark holdings encompassing 4,654± deeded acres. Featuring over two miles of river frontage, 1,472± irrigated acres, a 600-head year-round grazing permit, and a full set of improvements.
120± deeded acres adjoining USFS lands 2.5± miles of Indian Creek large trout pond, main lodge, guest cabins, manager's residence, staff quarters 30 miles northwest of Salmon, Idaho
Less than 20 miles to Sun Valley’s airport, these 3,060± acres border national forest and feature four miles of a trout stream and private access to the Little Wood River.
Rare 5± acre national forest inholding located in the heart of Copper Basin 40 miles from Sun Valley with three comfortable, furnished one-bedroom cabins, amazing views, and public runway next door.
