A private peninsula accessible only by land entry or boat, this Snake River property delivers unmatched seclusion along extensive river frontage that connects directly to BLM lands. Irrigated fields, pasture, and waterfowl habitat create a balanced working ranch, supported by senior water rights dating to the 1880s. Whitetail deer, moose, ducks, and geese thrive here, while anglers fish from the riverbank, and a historic homestead with working corrals anchors a proud agricultural legacy.

Purpose-built southern Utah trophy mule deer ranch in big-game country, near the Paunsaugunt unit. Easy county-road access, gated entry, pastures, and roughly 0.5± mile of fishable Mammoth Creek form a year-round wildlife corridor. With improved habitat, water, and feed, the ranch naturally draws deer and wildlife. Infrastructure includes 14 food plots, an underground water system, hunting blinds, and internal roads for discreet access. An established management system may continue under new ownership.

Located on a scenic valley bench in Perry, Utah, this property combines luxury, privacy, and accessibility. It offers a serene retreat at the end of a quiet road surrounded by vast state and federal land. Highlights include a stunning home designed for breathtaking views and an impressive 15,200± square foot horse arena with a kitchenette, bathrooms, and a viewing platform. It also includes a shop, a piped irrigation system, stables, and a live stream, all contributing to a tranquil atmosphere.

Located in Kane County, southern Utah, this versatile retreat features Sevier River frontage, a pond, and three surface water rights supporting historic irrigation. Easy access from US 89 pairs with a private setting of meadows, riparian ground, and pinyon-juniper hillsides. Multiple building sites, wildlife habitat, and proximity to the Paunsaugunt region and nearby national parks support recreational, agricultural, or long-term ownership goals.

Set against Utah’s Wasatch Plateau, this working cattle ranch borders the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering direct access to public land and expansive alpine views. Currently supporting about 218 head in a rotational grazing program, it includes a quarter water share and summer USFS allotments with natural springs, streams, and beaver ponds. Twenty acres are excluded from the conservation easement, providing a potential site for future improvements. Recreational opportunities are plentiful.

Set in scenic Malad Valley, this 2021-built 3,299± sq. ft. home combines modern comfort with rural charm. Vaulted ceilings, quartz countertops, and an open-concept layout create a bright, inviting atmosphere framed by panoramic mountain views. A 42’ x 56’ shop offers space for vehicles, equipment, or hobbies, while irrigated land supports pasture or small-scale farming. Convenient to I-15 and Malad City, this peaceful retreat delivers country living with modern amenities and quiet seclusion.