Waterfront homes for sale & real estate in Caribou County, ID

Waterfront Home for sale in Caribou County, ID:

Idaho property with a Freedom, Wyoming mailing address, situated 54 miles southwest of Jackson, WY. Property offers 151.46 surveyed acres surrounded by the Caribou National Forest. Property includes a scenic fishing stream, Tin Cup creek which traverses over half a mile of the meadow. There is a choice elevated building site with panoramic views. There are two wells and a natural spring on the property as well as irrigation rights. The structures on the property include and existing dwelling, large storage buildings, two insulated shops, a metal grain tank, hay sheds and multiple garages. The property is accessed via highway 34 in Idaho. Fiber optic service is scheduled in 2026. There is

Waterfront Home for sale in Caribou County, ID:

1/4 mile of Bear River frontage with lots of possibilities. The Bear River is known for it's top quality fishing and hunting. Mule deer, waterfowl and upland game on the property. The recreational opportunities abound here. Irrigated farm ground with excellent water rights. Plenty of water for all your irrigation needs. Completely fenced for livestock. Hot water rights make it a great place for cattle during the winter. Panoramic views of the river and surrounding mountains. Many beautiful building sites. Spring water line for culinary purposes. Power is to the property. Natural gas runs along River Rd. Wheel line irrigation. 10 miles to Grace Idaho. Pocatello Idaho is about 30 miles from G

Waterfront Home for sale in Caribou County, ID:

Lying just south of the Chesterfield Reservoir, the Portneuf River Ranch offers a blend of productive cattle pasture, abundant water resources, and irrigated row crop acres. With the Portneuf River flowing through the property and multiple year-round springs, this ranch is a haven for both livestock and wildlife. The ranch comprises 258.72 ± acres and consists of two pivots, as well as wheel lines, allowing for the cultivation of irrigated row and forage crops and/or irrigated pasture. With sub-irrigated fields, the cattle pasture is highly productive and requires minimal irrigation throughout the grazing season. The combination of infrastructure and natural beauty makes this an idea