Agricultural Land with Home for Sale in Wilder, Idaho

38± acres of quiet rural living with stunning sunset views across the Owyhee Mountains. Features a 3 bed, 2.5 bath single-level home built in 2006, a 4-car attached garage, and a 40x80 insulated shop. Ideal for agriculture, hobbies, or enjoying wide-open space, privacy, and scenic surroundings.

Land

Country living on 38± acres with sweeping views of the Owyhee Mountains. This beautifully designed single-level ranch home, built in 2006, offers 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms with comfortable living spaces perfect for everyday living and entertaining.

The property includes 36.98 acres of irrigable land with water delivered by the Wilder Irrigation District and is currently income-producing with a hop lease in place for 2026, making it ideal for agricultural use and investment potential. It is fully equipped for both work and play, featuring a 4-car attached garage and an impressive 40×80 insulated shop—perfect for projects, storage, or running a home-based business. With productive irrigated ground, expansive open skies, and wide-open country and farm ground views, this property is well suited for farming, raising animals, or simply enjoying the peace, privacy, and beauty of rural life.

Improvements

Single-level ranch-style home, built in 2006

3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms

Spacious bedrooms with walk-in closets

4-car attached garage with ample storage

40×80 insulated shop, ideal for equipment, workspace, or hobbies

Recreation

Wilder, Idaho, is a charming rural town perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled near the Snake River, it offers excellent fishing, boating, and wildlife viewing opportunities. With nearby access to scenic trails, the Owyhee Mountains, and vast farmlands, Wilder is a great spot for hiking, biking, and enjoying the natural beauty of Idaho’s countryside.

River Bend Golf Course and TimberStone Golf Course.

Kerry Hill Winery – boutique estate winery set in the heart of Idaho’s Snake River Valley AVA, a high‑desert wine region spanning southwestern Idaho and into eastern Oregon. Nestled into this region is the Western Treasure Valley & Sunnyslope wine area, known for its rolling vineyard landscapes and the Sunnyslope Wine Trail of boutique wineries and tasting rooms.

Snake River – fishing and boating access nearing Marsing and around Wilder.

Lake Lowell & Park – large lakeside park with water access, walking paths, and wildlife views.

Jump Creek Falls – scenic BLM trail area with short hikes, and waterfalls.

Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge – major refuge near Nampa offering bird watching, trails, and nature viewing.

Celebration Park – archaeological site and park along the Snake River with trails, picnicking, and historical features.

Morley Nelson Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area – A vast BLM‑managed natural area along the Snake River known for incredible raptor viewing, scenic canyon landscapes, wildlife watching, hiking, boating, and fishing.

Agriculture

Income producing with a hop lease in place for 2026.

Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources

Property Water Right Summary

Property: 28074 Red Top Road, Wilder, ID 83676

Parcels: R36741010A0, 3674101000

Irrigation Provider: Wilder Irrigation District

36.98 water right acres with 36.98 irrigable acres

Accessed yearly on November 1st.

Region & Climate

Wilder has a semi-arid climate, characterized by:

Hot, dry summers: temperatures often reach 85–100°F

Cold winters: freezing temperatures with occasional snow and generally low humidity

Seasonal irrigation needs: summer crops rely heavily on Snake River water

This climate supports the valley’s agriculture-driven economy while also creating a sunny, open, and dry landscape typical of southwestern Idaho.

History

Wilder, Idaho, was founded in the early 20th century and named after local landowner. It developed as a small agricultural community in the fertile Treasure Valley, relying on irrigation from the Snake River to grow crops like onions, corn, and dairy products. Over the years, farming and food processing became the backbone of its economy, and the town remained relatively small, fostering a tight-knit, community-oriented atmosphere.

Location

Wilder is a small rural farming community in southwestern Idaho, located in Canyon County. It sits near the border with Oregon, about 25 miles west of Caldwell and roughly 45 miles northwest of Boise. Wilder is surrounded by farmland and small towns, with quick access to the Snake River, wildlife areas, and bigger city amenities within 30–45 minutes.

Wilder lies in the fertile Treasure Valley, a broad agricultural area shaped by the Snake River. The landscape is mostly flat to gently rolling farmland, with irrigation canals and fields of crops like onions, corn, alfalfa, and hops.

It is home to the sprawling River Bend Golf Course nestled along the Snake River and is close to fishing, hunting, camping, snow and water skiing, and other outdoor recreation.

The community hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including an annual fall Harvest Festival. In addition, the community houses great K-12 public schools, a library, a medical clinic, and a local fire district.

Located just 10-20 miles from the nearby metro areas of Nampa and Caldwell, the Wilder community is ideal for someone desiring rural living while still being close to the amenities of the larger surrounding communities.