32.5 acres in Boundary County, ID
A rare 32.46-acre legacy property overlooking the Kootenai River in Boundary County s sought-after North Bench. The earth-sheltered cabin is efficient, low-impact, and designed for true self-reliant living. The land is fully set up for production: 3 greenhouses, 3 root cellars, multiple fenced gardens, 100+ fruit trees, 75+ berry bushes, and grapes. Livestock-ready with an earth-sheltered stable, horse/livestock barn with tack room or extra living space, plus a 10x20 tiny house with bathroom, loft, and utilities. Water systems include a solar-powered well, rain catchment with buried cisterns, irrigation ponds, and a seasonal creek with a spring-fed pond. Roads and layout allow easy division into three 10+ acre parcels ideal for multi-generational living or creating additional homesites, each with stunning river and Selkirk Mountain views. Private, productive, and just a short drive to to...
A rare 32.46-acre legacy property overlooking the Kootenai River in Boundary County s sought-after North Bench. The earth-sheltered cabin is efficient, low-impact, and designed for true self-reliant living. The land is fully set up for production: 3 greenhouses, 3 root cellars, multiple fenced gardens, 100+ fruit trees, 75+ berry bushes, and grapes. Livestock-ready with an earth-sheltered stable, horse/livestock barn with tack room or extra living space, plus a 10x20 tiny house with bathroom, loft, and utilities. Water systems include a solar-powered well, rain catchment with buried cisterns, irrigation ponds, and a seasonal creek with a spring-fed pond. Roads and layout allow easy division into three 10+ acre parcels ideal for multi-generational living or creating additional homesites, each with stunning river and Selkirk Mountain views. Private, productive, and just a short drive to town. No HOA or restrictions North Idaho freedom at its finest!
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From the Kootenai River Bridge in Bonners Ferry travel N on Hwy 95 ~ 3 miles to 3 Mile Junction. Continue straight at light another 6.4 miles. Turn left onto Turner Hill Road. 2.6 miles to property on the right. Sign at gate.