New Construction Homes for Sale in Clark County, ID

Here is a fantastic opportunity to take a blank slate and make it what you want. Dirt road access keeps the property secluded and has wonderful views of the entire valley. There are no services run to the property but opportunities to split expenses are possible with neighboring property.

Riley Hoyle Outback Real Estate, LLC

Riley Hoyle Outback Real Estate, LLC

Buy it for the weekends. Then a Friday-night drive turns into a Sunday you don't want to leave, and pretty soon you're working out how many Mondays the boss won't notice. That's the kind of ground this is. 2.835 acres in Spencer, backing to BLM and Forest Service land — meaning no one is ever building up the hill behind you, and the trails start where your fence would end. Power is already to the

Valorie List Idaho's Real Estate

Most people who buy raw land out here are still talking about "the cabin we'll build someday" five years later. The reason: figuring out power, road access, and seasons turns into a project before the foundation ever goes in. This lot solves the first two before you put a dollar down. 2.835 acres in Spencer with power already to the lot and year-round, plowed road access. Backs to BLM and Forest

Valorie List Idaho's Real Estate

If your weekends already revolve around elk camp, ATV trips, or just getting somewhere with no cell service, this is the spot you've been driving past for years. 2.834 acres in Spencer, sharing a fence line with BLM and Forest Service ground — the public land you'd normally drive an hour to access is the view from your future deck. Power runs to the lot, so a real cabin is on the table instead of

Valorie List Idaho's Real Estate