For sale: 28 acres with two creeks near Boise, Idaho.

I've drug my feet selling this for a long time...cause it's difficult for me to give up a location like this with two creeks on it. I must move on, however. http://boise.craigslist.org/reo/4458642494.html

That is truly beautiful and workable land. If it were only in Canada, I would find a way to make it happen.

Cal Skins wrote:That is truly beautiful and workable land. If it were only in Canada, I would find a way to make it happen.

Thanks. I'll likely shed a tear when it's a done deal. The gears of life have shifted though...and I'm traveling a road, without a map, to an unknown destination. Once that place presents itself though, I'll be glad to have the cash from that property.

Since posting, I have listed this property with an agency. The price has been reduced as well. http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/Harris-Creek-Rd_Horseshoe-Bend_ID_83629_M11746-18489?source=web

I'll update my original post to reflect the change. (NOTE: appears there's a timeline for editing, AKA, I can't edit that post after all.)

I merged your stuff with the following thread. I hope that is okay by you.

This is the official listing: http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/Xx-Harris-Creek-Rd_Horseshoe-Bend_ID_83629_M11746-18489?source=web

Here's additional info:

28 acres 20 miles north of Boise, Idaho

*two perennial creeks with pristine riparian zones containing willow, cottonwood, alder, hawthorn, syringa, currant, red osier, emerging ponderosa pine, various grasses & wildflowers & many more plant species
*wildlife including fox, deer, elk, beaver, otter, trout, crawfish & various bird species
*grid power on site
*some solar, wind & microhydro power potential
*private well
*building pad overlooking the two creeks with views up each valley
*excellent buffer zones with the creeks on two sides & BLM land on the other two sides
*conveniently located at only 3 miles from Horseshoe Bend & Highway 55
*access from highway 55 via maintained county road
*private bridge
*between Payette River and Boise National Forest (3 miles from each) with endless winter & summer recreational opportunities including worldclass whitewater
*~5 fruit trees
*historical significance

Feel free to contact me with questions. Thanks!

Just thought I'd pass along that there has been a price drop on this land since posting.