This parcel consists of a large hay meadow which covers about 90% of the acreage, and a small wooded area alongside the 270 feet of creek frontage. Most of the meadow is high, level land, but the northwest corner falls down to make the creek much more accessible to Parcel C than it is to Parcels D through I.
If you’re serious about small farming, or ranching, this place offers about as much of it as you can squeeze out of an acreage this size.
This parcel consists of a large hay meadow which covers about 90% of the acreage, and a small wooded area alongside the 250 feet of creek frontage. Most of the meadow is high, level land, and the woods in back slopes down a rather steep fifty feet of elevation to the South Prong of the Jacks Fork River. A very productive and beautiful property.
This particular parcel just happens to be covered in tame pasture awaiting your horses, cattle, goats, chickens, whatever. The west boundary is at the crest of a hill providing a gorgeous of the S. Jacks Fork valley to the north and east. The access road makes up the boundaries on north, east and south. There’s a pretty little grove of walnuts on the lower end of the property, along with a few 150-200-year-old oaks.
Long-abandoned homesite fronting on a County road with grid electricity in place.