Carey Idaho Farm is set in rural southern Blaine County, just outside the agricultural community of Carey, Idaho, with convenient access to U.S. Highway 20. The Sawtooth National Forest lies about an hour to the northeast, while world-class recreation in Sun Valley is only 30± miles away. Here, you’ll enjoy the seclusion of wide-open space with easy access to some of Idaho’s most iconic landscapes and destinations.

Acreage:

This 80± acre property features level farmland and wide-open space, with approximately 80 feet bordering BLM land that connects directly to Craters of the Moon National Monument. Zoned A-40, the land is currently lying fallow after previously being used to grow hay, and it is fully fenced.

Recreation:

The surrounding area offers abundant outdoor recreation and wildlife, including deer, elk, bears, and mountain lions. Just 45± minutes away, Sun Valley and Ketchum provide world-class skiing, dining, and cultural events.

Structures:

The property includes one manufactured home: a 720± sq. ft. unit built in 1978, offering 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Water is provided by a well, with a water right for domestic and stock use.

Irrigation:

Pivot irrigation equipment on the property. Water supplied by Fish Creek Irrigation through the gravity-fed Fish Creek Mutual Pipeline, with capacity to support up to 150 acres.

Showings:

As a requirement to tour or show, buyers and agents must first provide sufficient financial qualifications of their buyers and/or clients, and provide a valid buyer representation agreement.

Agents & Brokers:

A buyers broker, acting as broker for the buyer, or as a non-agent working with a buyer, if applicable, must be identified at first contact and be present at all showings to participate in any real estate commission paid through the seller or through seller’s broker. If the conditions are not met, non-agent compensation and/or Buyer’s Broker compensation, if any paid through Seller or Seller’s Broker, shall be at the sole discretion of the Listing Broker.