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No bull: This working cattle ranch in Bellevue, Idaho, might just be your new home on the range. Set against the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, the over-4,500-acre property is an opportunity to be the centerpiece of your portfolio.
The tiny house craze is alive and well and this petite abode is the ultimate retreat. The low-impact, landscape-friendly rustic home just hit the market for $3.75 million. Located in east central Idaho’s upper Little Lost River Valley, the home is surrounded by the peaks of the Lemhi and Lost River ranges. Boasting wide open views and not another residential structure in sight, the majesty of this “Old West” landscape is breathtaking.
Campbell’s Ferry Ranch, on the National Register of Historic Places, was the homestead of William Campbell, who in 1898 established a ferry across the Salmon River and the Three Blaze Trail as a prospectors’ route. There are two one-bedroom cabins, one modernized, one rustic with a museum room; outbuildings; and solar electricity and satellite internet.
The Sanctuary Ranch lies about 19 miles north of Red Lodge in the center of the Rock Creek Valley. Its 879± acres encompass one or both sides of Rock Creek for approximately two miles. One third - more or less - of the property lies on the east side of Rock Creek and represents one of the most extraordinary fishing retreats we have ever been privileged to offer for sale.
The Teton Timbers Ranch is a one-of-a-kind, wild and beautiful 960± acre private inholding within the Big Hole Mountains of the 2.5 million acre Caribou-Targhee National Forest. It is located in the Teton Valley 12 miles west of Driggs, Idaho and its jet-capable general aviation airport.
