ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY! This remarkable property is priced well below appraised value and offers an incredible opportunity to own one of the most improved acreage properties available in Southeast Idaho. The seller is highly motivated and will consider all reasonable offers! Whether you're looking for an investment, a future homestead, a farm, or a private country retreat, you simply won't find another property that compares at this price. Experience the peace and beauty of country living on 19.99 acres in the picturesque Arbon Valley, where panoramic mountain views, rolling wheat fields, and endless open skies create the perfect backdrop for your dream property. Extensive improvements have already been completed, allowing you to skip years of expensive site preparation and begin building your vision immediately. The seller has invested significantly in infrastructure, including over 400 trees creating a stunning tree-lined entrance, a culinary well, and a complete water distribution system featuring approximately 2,800 feet of buried 2-inch water line with 15 high-flow hydrants. Additional improvements include a prepared shop foundation ready for concrete, approximately $30,000 in electrical improvements, a generator with a 1,000-gallon propane tank designated for the future shop, . Whether you're planning for horses, livestock, farming, recreation, or simply enjoying the quiet rural lifestyle, this property offers the space, privacy, and infrastructure to bring your dreams to life. A power quote has already been obtained, with installation costs potentially shared among neighboring parcels also owned by the seller. Additional acreage is available, offering the opportunity to expand up to 108.8 acres. The subdivision has been fully approved and recorded with Power County, and a new parcel number will be assigned at closing. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly build-ready country property in one of Southeast Idaho's most scenic valleys. Buyer to verify all information. Agent is related to the seller.
