48.1 Acres of Land with Home for Sale in Council, Idaho

This versatile property invites you to embrace country living, offering a blend of functionality and space amidst the beautiful landscapes of Council, Idaho.

Land

North of the town of Council, this 48.09 Acre property is west of the Payette Mountains and includes a pond that is used to collect and store the allocated water rights. The Weiser River Trail runs adjacent to the property. Elevated strategically, the home and shop offer stunning views of the mountains. Step out the back door to find a sizable pond, perfect for serene moments and observing wildlife. Complete with mature trees, such as willow and spruce, this property allows for the enjoyment of nature and tranquil country living while staying conveniently close to town. Additional power, well, and septic are approved for the second lot.

Improvements

Over 48 acres in Council, Idaho, this property offers 2,478 square feet of living space with 3-bedrooms, 2-bathrooms, and a kitchen featuring butcher block counters. A new metal roof was recently installed. Additionally, there's an ADU with a private entrance, kitchenette, 3/4 bath, and washer & dryer hookups.

The property includes an insulated 24x40 shop/barn on a foundation with electricity, ideal for various projects or livestock. Also on the property is a 2,500 sq ft shop with a concrete floor, electricity, a bathroom, office space, a tack room, and a wood stove, providing ample space for hobbies or business endeavors.

This versatile property invites you to embrace country living, offering a blend of functionality and space amidst the beautiful landscapes of Council, Idaho.

2,478 Sq Ft Home

600 Sq Ft Additional Dwelling Unit

960 Sq Ft Shop/Barn

2,500 Sq Ft Shop

Recreation

The Council area is considered the gateway to recreation in Central Idaho providing access to the Payette National Forest, the Seven Devils Mountain range, and a plethora of outdoor recreational opportunities. Some of the outdoor adventures residents and visitors enjoy include fishing, hunting, skiing, snowmobiling, camping, and hiking. In particular, many appreciate the strolling or biking along the Weiser River Trail, which is an 84-mile-long public recreational trail formed along the old Pacific and Idaho Northern railroad grade. This trail follows the Weiser River, provides access to thousands of acres of public lands, and is a great place to spot big game, waterfowl, and other wildlife. Another hotspot in the region is Lost Valley Reservoir, which is a public recreational site that offers camping, canoeing, and fishing experiences.

The Weiser River is known for its diverse ecosystem, supporting a wide array of wildlife and plant species. Anglers flock to its waters, as the river is renowned for its excellent fishing opportunities. It is home to various fish species, including rainbow trout, brown trout, and smallmouth bass. In addition to fishing, the Weiser River offers recreational activities such as kayaking, canoeing, and tubing. Its gentle currents and scenic surroundings make it a popular destination for leisurely water adventures.

Nearby recreation amenities:

Weiser River Trail Payette National Forest Ben Ross Reservoir Mundo Hot Springs Lost Valley Reservoir Weiser River National Recreation Trailhead Brundage Ski Resort Payette Lake Hells Canyon Wilderness

Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources

Year-round diversion of run-off water for a total volume of 1.20 AFA

Region & Climate

The climate in Council, Idaho is characterized by cold winters with heavy snowfall and warm, dry summers, making it a typical example of a mountainous, continental climate.

Location

Council, Idaho is a quaint mountain community that acts as the county seat of Adams County and sits along US Highway 95. This area is considered the gateway to recreation in Central Idaho providing access to the Payette National Forest, the Seven Devils mountain range, and a plethora of outdoor recreational opportunities. Some of the outdoor adventures residents and visitors enjoy include fishing, hunting, skiing, snowmobiling, camping, and hiking. In particular, many appreciate strolling or biking along the Weiser River Trail, which is an 84-mile-long public recreational trail along the old Pacific and Idaho Northern railroad grade. This trail follows the Weiser River, provides access to thousands of acres of public lands, and is a great place to spot big game, waterfowl, and other wildlife. Another hotspot in the region is Lost Valley Reservoir, which is a public recreational site that offers camping, canoeing, and fishing experiences. Local events celebrated in the area include Meadow Valley Days, the World Famous Porcupine Races, and the Adams County Fair and Rodeo.