Ola, ID Homes for Sale

Beautiful views and setting, 6 acres, small pond. Butler Lane is a Gem County-maintained road. The land has views of the neighbouring ranches and mountain views, and has Irrigation water rights (see associated documents for a copy of the water rights), power lines extend past this property on a dead-end road. There was an old home on the property at one time, and some evidence of that still

Sherri Darnell Evans Realty, L.L.C.

Private 10-acre property that offers an array of desirable features, boarding BLM land. This property is Located in a serene and picturesque setting of Ola, this property is perfect for those seeking privacy and natural beauty. Enjoy sweeping and unobstructed views, creating a captivating backdrop that changes with the seasons. With direct access to BLM land, outdoor enthusiasts will have endless

Raelynn Moroney 208 Real Estate

A fabulous single-level residence w/beautiful mountain views in Ola, ID! This charming town draws in residents who are looking for small-town charm, a close-knit community, picturesque landscapes, and an abundance of outdoor recreation. Spacious open great room, while large windows frame the peaceful countryside setting. The kitchen includes a large entertaining breakfast bar topped w/quartz

Niccole Welch Silvercreek Realty Group

277 Acre Private Idaho Retreat Enjoy unmatched privacy & breathtaking views on this 277-acre ranch bordering BLM & Boise National Forest—ideal for hunting, target shooting, grazing cattle, & ATV riding. Tucked away on a quiet dead-end road maintained by Gem County, property is less than 3 miles from Ola’s café, post office, library, school, community center, & fire station. Water sources include

Max Coursey Homes of Idaho

277 Acre Private Idaho Retreat Enjoy unmatched privacy & breathtaking views on this 277-acre ranch bordering BLM & Boise National Forest—ideal for hunting, target shooting, grazing cattle, & ATV riding. Tucked away on a quiet dead-end road maintained by Gem County, property is less than 3 miles from Ola’s café, post office, library, school, community center, & fire station. Water sources include

Max Coursey Homes of Idaho