Parcel 61215 Bear River Ranches  Preston, Idaho

Secluded Mountain Property with 2 Build Sites Overlooking the Bear River Near Oneida Narrows - Wooded mountain property with moderate to steep slopes and draws - 2 Separate cleared build sites with seasonal dirt road access and panoramic views of mountains and Bear River - Locked combination gate access to network of seasonal dirt access roads - Property is adjacent to PacifiCorp property - Seasonal access 3.2 miles off Oneida Narrows Road. - Oneida Narrows Road is a county-maintained gravel road providing public access to Oneida Canyon Recreation Area, Oneida Narrows Reservoir and Campground - Active Bear River Ranch HOA - Power not available - Hunting Unit 77 - Area fishing for Small Mouth Bass, Walleye and Yellow Perch - Near Oneida Narrows Recreation Area This exclusive gated Bear River Ranch property teaming with mature trees and bird's eye views of the mountains and Bear River is the perfect mountain getaway just minutes from Preston. Two separate secluded build sites with panoramic views and seasonal dirt road access await. The terrain is wooded and mountainous with moderate to steep slopes and draws. Towering evergreens and plentiful deciduous trees blanket much of the surrounding Bear River Ranch area. An active HOA maintains the combination gate and network of seasonal dirt roads that provide access to the properties. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Oneida Canyon Recreation Area which is located on Oneida Narrows Road. Swimming, boating at the reservoir, floating the river, camping, hiking, river and reservoir fishing, bird watching, wildlife viewing, and hunting are available to the public as part of the Wildlife Habitat Management Area provided by PacifiCorp who owns and manages the adjacent property along the Bear River and, also by the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management. During the winter months, a snowmachine is required to access the property and opens the door to a magical winter wonderland to enjoy snowshoeing, cross country skiing or snowmobiling. Power is not available so solar power or portable generator is recommended.