The 16 acre, Whitebird Station Property in Idaho is a wonderful getaway surrounded by the Nez Perce National Forest, offering miles of mountain terrain to explore. The property for sale is located 16 miles SE of Grangeville, Idaho, at an elevation of 5,000 feet. The Cabin sits on the west border of the property, backed by national forest with open meadows and wonderful views of the morning sun and timbered forest as far as the eye can see to the east. There are miles of trails to entertain, typically only inhabited by deer, elk and moose that roam the area.
The Idaho property has a quaint unfinished, 1,248 foot cabin that is set up to enjoy immediately and is reached by good gravel roads throughout the spring, summer and fall. Being a remote property with no full time residents in the area, winter access is by snowmobile only.
This is the perfect, affordable situation for a summer getaway in the mountains of Idaho. Endless miles of national forest just out your back door for your playground! Relaxing out on the porch and watching the areas wildlife or sitting around the fire pit enjoying the evening isn’t a bad way to finish the day.
The Whitebird Station Property is located 8 miles into the Nez Perce National Forest and a total of 16 miles away from Grangeville, Idaho (pop. 3,500). Grangeville has become an agriculture base community with large wheat fields to the north and miles of timber to the south and east that supplies the timber to the vibrant mill situated on the north edge of town. There are 3 major rivers within a 10 mile radius of Grangeville. The Clearwater, Salmon and the Snake Rivers offer some of the best river recreation in the country ranging from rafting, jet boating, fishing for salmon and steelhead, and hunting. The rugged Gospel Hump Wilderness is 10 miles to the SE from the property on the Cold Springs Road.
This is a great opportunity to have an affordable getaway in the mountains of Idaho and everything is there to enjoy immediately. The area is perfect for exploring the many miles of trails through the national forest in the summer or hunting big game in the fall. Close enough to civilization and a good steak but remote enough to get away with no disturbances except for the singing of the coyotes.
