The acreage has been professionally fire mitigated and fenced, featuring multiple pastures, a barnyard and corral with direct barn access, and mature landscaping throughout. The expansive multi-use building/barn with stalls and abundant storage complements the functional layout and versatility of the property. The custom home blends handcrafted finishes with modern comforts, including stone fireplaces, sound-dampened spaces, heated bathroom floors, backup power, whole-house filtration, and on-demand hot water. An expansive five-car garage, offering three bays with heated floors and integrated drainagethoughtfully designed for snow melt and year-round functionality in mountain conditions. Extensive raised garden beds, mature landscaping, and a concrete root cellar round out this well-designed propertyideal for those seeking comfort, functionality, and sustainable living in a premier outdoor setting.

The beautifully landscaped yard with multi-levels, meandering paths and fantastic fall colors is a serene retreat that combines the natural beauty of the sloped yard. The terraced yard showcases an impressive collection of vibrant colors from the mature trees and bushes, creating a picturesque scene that invites exploration and appreciation of the natural world. The perennial pollinator plantings, complemented by more than 30 raised vegetable and fruit beds with a timer-operated irrigation system, offer a harmonious blend of beauty and sustainability. A productive fruit orchard and greenhouse enhance the property, while established raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, apple trees, gooseberry bushes, a perennial herb garden, asparagus, and a thriving rhubarb patch complete this thoughtfully curated landscape. A poured-concrete root cellar with concrete walls and roof offers exceptional food storage, featuring two separately lighted rooms with ventilation for proper airflow, along with additional storage tucked behind the stairs.

Improvements

The residence showcases refined craftsmanship across 2,823 sq ft, offering 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, and featuring knotty alder woodwork, custom built-ins, stone fireplaces, sound-dampened spaces, and heated bathroom floors. Advanced mechanical systemsincluding backup power, whole-house filtration, and robust infrastructureensure effortless modern living. Complementing the home are a five-car garage, an expansive multi-use building with stalls and storage, curated gardens with raised beds, mature landscaping, and a custom concrete root cellartogether creating a turnkey luxury estate that blends comfort, elegance, and self-sufficiency.

Custom Interior Details

Notable Features:

Handcrafted oak floors with an aging technique highlighting natural character throughout the Entry, Hearth Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, and Back Hallway

Knotty alder doors, cabinets, and trim work

Granite countertops throughout the home

Starlink internet available; in addition to Dish/DIRECTV and the home is fully hard-wired for direct internet connection

Ample storage throughout the house and garage

Family Room:

Pocket doors with glass panes

Built-in bookcase

Stone-faced, traditional wood burning fireplace

Built-in firewood box

Kitchen:

Upgraded stainless steel appliances

French door double oven with warming drawer

Hearth Room:

Stone-faced, traditional wood burning fireplace

Built-in firewood box

Master & Guest Bathrooms:

Electric heated tile floors

Music Room:

Sound-dampened

Built-in bookcase

Pocket door with glass panes

Mechanical Room w/ Extra Storage (Basement / Lower Level of Home):

Two on-demand hot water heaters for the house

One on-demand hot water heater for garage floor

Whole-house water filtration system

Water softener tank and pressure tank

Whole-house humidifier

Air scrubber system

Garage:

Five-car garage, with three bays featuring heated floors and integrated drainage

Second electric washer/dryer hookup in the garage

Exterior Details

House:

Exterior trim freshly stained (Summer 2025), vinyl exterior siding

Two (owned) 1,000-gallon propane tanks linked to the home

14 kW propane-fueled backup generator

Exterior firewood storage boxes with interior and exterior access from the house

Dark-sky exterior lighting

Multi-Use Building / Barn:

Wood siding, exterior freshly stained (Summer 2025)

Approximately 134 ft long x 36 ft deep

Three large storage bays plus an additional 4th smaller storage bay with metal roof

Enclosed firewood storage area

Hay bay (or RV storage option)

Three stalls, each with a covered exterior loafing area

Heated tack room with concrete flooring, tongue-and-groove pine walls and ceiling, wooden workbench, upper storage cabinetry, and a half bathroom

Yard / Garden / Greenhouse:

Fully fenced and landscaped yard with multiple tiered levels

Underground sprinkler system

Numerous varieties of perennial pollinator plantings

Over 30 raised vegetable and fruit beds (1224 inches tall)

Timer-operated irrigation system

Greenhouse for extended growing season

Root Cellar:

Poured-concrete walls and roof

Two separate storage rooms with lighting

Independent ventilation pipes in each room for proper airflow

Additional storage space located behind the stairs

Recreation

Nestled in the heart of Idaho’s scenic landscapes, New Meadows is a gateway to endless outdoor recreation. The town sits along the Little Salmon River and is surrounded by forest, mountains, and open meadow valleys, providing exceptional opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, camping, and wildlife viewing. Kayaking, paddleboarding, and boating are popular on nearby rivers, reservoirs, and lakes while the surrounding forests and mountains are prime for snowmobiling, downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing in winter.

The region is known for its abundant wildlife, including deer, elk, and upland game birds, making it a sought-after destination for hunters. Nearby trails and forest roads allow off-road enthusiasts and mountain bikers to explore expansive backcountry terrain. For family-friendly adventures, camping and picnicking spots abound along the Salmon River, Meadows Creek, and other scenic waterways.

Nearby destinations expand the recreational offerings even further: McCall is a resort town with alpine skiing, boating on Lake Payette, and miles of hiking and biking trails. Riggins is a haven for whitewater rafting, kayaking, and exceptional salmon and steelhead fishing along the Salmon River.

With its blend of small-town charm, vast public lands, and proximity to rivers, lakes, and mountains, New Meadows is a gateway to Idaho’s pristine outdoors.

Region & Climate

New Meadows experiences a four-season mountain climate with mild summers and cold, snowy winters. Summer days are warm and dry, with temperatures typically in the 70s to 90s, while evenings turn cool and crispideal for outdoor recreation. Winters bring abundant snow, with temperatures frequently dropping below freezing, creating ideal conditions for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and winter sports. Spring and fall are transitional, offering vibrant foliage, clear skies, and moderate temperatures. The region benefits from low humidity, fresh mountain air, and plenty of sunshine, making it comfortable for both year-round living and seasonal outdoor adventures.

History

New Meadows, Idaho, has a rich history rooted in the development of the Pacific Northwest’s timber and agricultural industries. Founded in the early 20th century along the route of the Idaho Northern Railroad, the town became a hub for ranching, farming, and logging in the surrounding mountains and valleys. Its name reflects the open valley, lush meadows and fertile land that attracted settlers to the area. Over the decades, New Meadows has maintained its small-town charm while serving as a gateway to the region’s abundant natural resources, including rivers, forests, and public lands. Today, it combines a sense of historical heritage with access to modern recreation and a close-knit community lifestyle.

Location

Nearby towns offering additional recreation, dining, and services Council, Riggins, McCall, and Cascade

Easy access to the Weiser River Trail for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding

Approximately 15 minutes to Brundage Mountain Resort

Approximately 20 minutes to McCall and Payette Lake

For commercial flights, the closest major airport with service is the Boise Airport in Boise, Idaho. The McCall Municipal Airport offers general aviation facilitating access to outdoor recreation with backcountry flights and charter services.

Medical services in the area include St. Luke’s Clinic Meadows Valley Family Medicine in New Meadows for primary and urgent care needs, with the larger McCall Memorial Hospital in McCall and Cascade Medical Center in Cascade providing broader emergency and inpatient services.