Council Homes with Over 40 Acres Lot features

The perfect acreage offering open spaces with sweeping vista views of the Old Hornet Creek Valley and surrounding mountains. The terrain has a wide slope with a few trees where is borders Old Hornet Creek Road. Year round access is possible, lending to the ideal location for a to-be built home. Adams County offers so many seasonal options for recreation, it’s astounding. Both Cuddy and Council Mountains are close by, fishing can be found in nearly every creek and river, the publics lands are practically at your doorstep. And the wildlife neighbors definitely make themselves at home on and off the property.

TBD Old Hornet Road C, Council

$350,000

73 Acres ⋅ 98989217 MLS

73 +- acres offering views in every direction. This property features a pond that attracts an abundance of wildlife, including deer, elk waterfowl, and other native species. According to the Title co. the property has a building split so you could build two homes or build your dream home and seller off another building lot. For the investors and developers the acreage also presents potential future subdivision opportunities, subject to local approvals.

TBD Hwy 95 (73 Acres), Council

$1,595,000

374.07 Acres ⋅ 98988787 MLS

This is an incredible opportunity to own a rare piece of prime recreational property surrounded by thousands of acres Payette National Forest. The Paradise Flats area, at around 4200 feet, is known as a big game and bird hunting/viewing oasis. Big game include elk, mule and white tail deer, bear. A multitude of game bird species are prolific on the property, including, chukar, grouse, quail, and pheasants. Several year round ponds attract and keep the wildlife close. Native grasses cover the level to gently rolling terrain. And the property enjoys panoramic views of the surrounding Mountains ranges. Huge solar potential. Access is by Forest Service Road.

TBD Ditch Creek Road, Council

$1,595,000

374.07 Acres ⋅ 98988786 MLS

This is an incredible opportunity to own a rare piece of prime recreational property surrounded by thousands of acres Payette National Forest. The Paradise Flats area, at around 4200 feet, is known as a big game and bird hunting/viewing oasis. Big game include elk, mule and white tail deer, bear. A multitude of game bird species are prolific on the property, including, chukar, grouse, quail, and pheasants. Several year round ponds attract and keep the wildlife close. Native grasses cover the level to gently rolling terrain. And the property enjoys panoramic views of the surrounding Mountains ranges. Huge solar potential. Access is by Forest Service Road.

TBD Ditch Creek Road, Council

$600,000

68.59 Acres ⋅ 98988632 MLS

This tranquil pasture acreage offers irrigated fenced pastures with 33± acres of water rights, a rolling terrain that features mature trees and the live water of Hornet Creek. Bordering paved access and surrounded by abundant public lands, it’s ideal for livestock, recreation or a private home site. The pastures are fully fenced, and the tall native grasses create a picturesque rural setting. On the east side, the irrigated pastures border both sides of the creek as it meanders through the center of the property. The northern boundary fronts the paved Cuprum-Council Road. On the southwest side of Old Hornet Creek Road, an easily accessible location offers an excellent potential building site. Exceptional hunting, fishing, riding and lots of other year round outdoor adventures to be found!

TBD Council-Cuprum Road, Council

$2,450,000

321 Acres ⋅ 98987955 MLS

Located just four miles from Council, this acreage offers the perfect blend of agricultural use and outdoor recreation in scenic Adams County. The property includes irrigated and sub-irrigated pasture, with approximately 130± water rights, a lush marsh area, and mountainous grazing land with a spring-fed pond. Fully fenced and cross-fenced, the ranch is well suited for cattle, grazing, or hay production. Tree-lined Hornet Creek flows through the property, creating a beautiful natural setting and boundary along Council-Cuprum Road. Nearby public lands, including Forest Service, State, and BLM acreage, provide exceptional access for riding, hiking, ATV use, fishing, and hunting. Offering opportunities for big game, waterfowl, upland bird hunting, and fishing. Wildlife such as elk, deer, and turkey are commonly seen throughout the property. This ranch combines productive land, abundant wildlife, and year-round recreation in Idaho’s scenic backcountry.

TBD Council-Cumprum, Council

$365,000

103.96 Acres ⋅ 98987025 MLS

Escape to a secluded high-mountain retreat located near Horse Mountain Lookout and Lockwood Saddle. This unique off-grid recreational property is borders Forest Service land along the east boundary, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Bring your ATV, horses, and adventurous spirit to explore this mostly timbered terrain that make this property ideal for recreation and relaxation. The property is comprised of the patented mining lodes known as the Blue Bird, Cleveland, Cleveland Fraction, Alaska, Mountain King, Maude S, North Alaska, South Alaska and Humboldt claims. Once home to the Alaska Mine, the land also offers the exciting possibility of trying your hand at mining. Although the exact amount of mature timber is not known, there is a good portion of the white pine that is ready to harvest.

Forest Service Road 106, Council

$156,500

78.29 Acres ⋅ 98987023 MLS

Explore the Upper Indian Creek Trail (227), Camp Creek flows through providing seasonal water and has unobstructed view of Pepperbox Hill. This unique off-grid and off-road recreational property is surrounded by Forest Service land, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Bring your dirt bike, horses, or walking boots to hike the trail for access to the property. Explore the mix of timbered terrain and open range land that make this property ideal for recreation and relaxation. Comprised of the patented mining lodes known as the Molina, Protector, California, Emily and Frederick claims. For the adventurous, the property offers the exciting chance to uncover its mining legacy and try prospecting amid the rugged beauty of the landscape.

Upper Indian Creek Trail, Council

$190,000

47.69 Acres ⋅ 98987020 MLS

Head on up to this secluded high-mountain retreat located near Kinney Point and Sheep Rock Peak, with access across Copper Creek. This unique off-grid recreational property is surrounded by Forest Service land along the east and south boundaries, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Bring your ATV, horses, and adventurous spirit to explore the mix of timbered terrain and open range land that make this property ideal for recreation and relaxation. The property encompasses the patented mining lodes known as the Wedge, Copper Key, and South Peacock claims. Once the site of the historic South Peacock Mine operation, this unique parcel offers the intriguing opportunity to explore its mining heritage and even try your hand at prospecting. Remnants of the property’s mining past, including visible mine tailings, can still be found on the land.

Nat'l Forest Develop Road 493, Council

$260,000

52.73 Acres ⋅ 98982005 MLS

52.73 acres in Adams County, Idaho, where the land borders thousands of acres of BLM and the views don't quit. Cuddy Mountain, the West Mountains, and the Weiser River Valley stretch out across rolling pasture studded with rimrock outcroppings and native hawthorn. It's the kind of property that earns a second look the moment you step out of the truck. Infrastructure is already in place: power installed, phone at the road, cell service on-site, fully fenced with a gated entry, and surveyed. Light CC&Rs apply. The land is well suited for a primary residence, livestock operation, garden homestead, or off-grid retreat. Minutes from the Weiser River, the Weiser River Trail, and National Forest trailheads. Direct BLM access opens the door to year round recreation without leaving your own back forty. Just over two hours from Boise — close enough to have both. Unimproved land with this much infrastructure and this kind of adjacency to public lands is genuinely rare in the region.

1720 Johnson Creek Road, Council

$1,799,000

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 2,537 SqFt. ⋅ 56.77 Acres ⋅ 98980580 MLS

The possibilities are endless with this beautiful river frontage property! With over 56 acres & unlimited potential for all of your outdoor adventures. This custom log home has granite countertops, bamboo floors, a spacious pantry, a sizeable primary closet, walk-in showers & custom touches throughout. Downstairs is an additional 2037 sq ft in a walk-out basement that has a complete bedroom, bathroom, & plenty of storage. There is a place for all your animals with a corral & lean-to, plus a large 60x40 shop with additional covered space for all of your toys. The property produces an average of 30 tons of hay per year on 27 flood-irrigated acres. There are endless recreational opportunities at your doorstep as the River Trail is directly on the other side of the river. Enjoy the stunning views from your peaceful covered patio or head down and enjoy the Weiser River that runs through this one-of-a-kind Idaho property.

1684 Stirrup Way, Council

$1,799,000

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 2,037 SqFt. ⋅ 56.77 Acres ⋅ 98980581 MLS

The possibilities are endless with this beautiful river frontage property! With over 56 acres & unlimited potential for all of your outdoor adventures. This custom log home has granite countertops, bamboo floors, a spacious pantry, a sizeable primary closet, walk-in showers & custom touches throughout. Downstairs is an additional 2037 sq ft in a walk-out basement that has a complete bedroom, bathroom, & plenty of storage. There is a place for all your animals with a corral & lean-to, plus a large 60x40 shop with additional covered space for all of your toys. The property produces an average of 30 tons of hay per year on 27 flood-irrigated acres. There are endless recreational opportunities at your doorstep as the River Trail is directly on the other side of the river. Enjoy the stunning views from your peaceful covered patio or head down and enjoy the Weiser River that runs through this one-of-a-kind Idaho property.

1684 Stirrup Way, Council

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