4500 W 2000 S Driggs, ID 83422

Located 1.5 miles West of the Teton River and South Bates Boat Launch, and tucked away in a forest of trees, this home sits on 20. 33 acres, not in a subdivision and with a few deed restrictions. Over the years this property has become an unofficial but much welcomed sanctuary for native wildlife like moose, dear and a variety of native and migrating birds. The home sits well off the county maintained road at the end of a tree lined driveway, which offers not only quiet and privacy, but also peace of mind to anyone with children and/or pets. The Big Hole Mountain range is just minutes away and offers a variety of forest trails for hiking, biking, skiing and snowmobiling. Built in 1997 and updated in 2019, this 2400+ sq. ft., 4 bedroom, 3 bath farmhouse has a main floor master w/bath. Mountain modern kitchen and hardwood floors in the entryway, living room, kitchen and dining area. On the second level there are two bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and a shared full bath. Over the attached, 2 car, heated garage is a 4th bedroom with skylights that could also serve as quiet office space. Approximately 700 square feet of unfinished basement for storage, wine cellar and workspace. Recent, 2019 updates to the home include a new roof, new windows, new, forced air, propane furnace and refinished hardwood floors. Large wrap around deck with plenty of shade trees and a view of the Grand Teton. In addition to the attached, 450 sq. ft. garage, there is also a 575 sq. ft. detached, insulated and heated garage with storage loft. Other building include a garden shed in the back yard and an approximately 1,350 sq. ft. Quonset with concrete floor for shop space, equipment and/or RV storage, which is located near the county road on the Southeast corner of the property. This property comes with 20 shares of surface water rights, which are delivered to the property via a main pipeline with multiple risers and 1 long hand line. There is a long meadow through the center of the property that could easily be turned into a grass landing strip for small, backcountry aircraft.