This 5-acre property offers stunning views of the Snake River Canyon and Owyhee Mountains with no HOA. It features two homesideal for rental income or extended multi-generational livingplus a mini gun range and six powered outbuildings. Located near Marsing, the property has great potential for subdividing, making it a prime investment and development opportunity.
Land
Perched atop a bluff, this stunning 5-acre parcel boasts panoramic views of the Snake River and Owyhee Mountains. The level building site includes two homes and multiple outbuildings, offering versatile living and storage options. Enjoy shared river access via a written easement, including a shared dock on the Snake River for fishing, water sports, and recreational activities.
Improvements
The main home spans 2,160 sq ft and features 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Recent upgrades include new kitchen flooring, updated carpet, and fresh paint throughout. While primarily single-story, the home includes a primary bedroom and bathroom located upstairs. Enjoy scenic views of the Snake River Canyon from the covered patio.
The second home features a newly painted exterior completed in Spring 2025 and offers a single-story layout with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
There are several outbuildings on the property. The horse barn measures 30’x40 and is equipped with both power and water. Each home has its own septic system and address, while sharing a well.
Recreation
Nestled west of the Snake River in scenic Owyhee County, this property is a true outdoor haven brimming with possibilities. Surrounded by rugged beauty and endless adventure, the area offers exceptional opportunities for fishing, boating, biking, hiking, and simply soaking in the wide-open landscapes that make this corner of southwestern Idaho so special.
The nearby Owyhee Mountains and CJ Strike Reservoir stand as striking landmarks, creating the perfect backdrop for exploration and recreation.
Nearby attractions include:
Snake River
Owyhee River
CJ Strike Reservoir
Owyhee Mountains
Jump Creek Falls
Lake Lowell
Givens Hot Springs
River Bend Golf Course
Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge
Bruneau Dunes State Park
Snake River Valley Wine Region
Sunnyslope Wine Trail located in the heart of Idaho wine country featuring several vineyards & wineries
Located in Hunting Unit 40, the property provides access to exceptional hunting opportunities in the surrounding area, including big game such as mule deer, elk, and antelope as well as upland birds, waterfowl, and predator hunting. It’s a sportsman’s paradise and a nature lover’s retreat all in one.
Region & Climate
Marsing, Idaho basks in abundant sunshine year-round, with four distinct seasons that bring endless outdoor possibilities. Warm, dry summers, crisp winters with occasional snow, and mild spring and fall months make this area a perfect backdrop for recreation, relaxation, and enjoying all that the outdoors has to offer.
Marsing, Idaho is at the heart Idaho’s wine and orchard country. This peaceful town sits on the banks of the Snake River and is known as the Gateway to the Owyhee mountain range. Its residents enjoy celebrating annual events such as its Independence Day Celebration, Light up the Night Parade, Owyhee County Fair & Rodeo, and Art in the Park.
Owyhee County is a true playground for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can hike, camp, or ride horses through Bruneau Dunes State Park, which is also home to one of Idaho’s largest and most advanced telescopes. The state-of-the-art observatory, with its rotating dome, offers unobstructed views of the night skyperfect for stargazers and curious minds alike. Thrill-seekers can explore hundreds of miles of public trails for ATV and dirt bike adventures, and the county also features the Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area, offering unparalleled opportunities to experience wildlife in its natural habitat.
History
Marsing, Idaho, is a historic agricultural town located along the Snake River in Owyhee County, just over 30 miles from the historic mining town of Silver City. Established in the early 1900s and spurred by the arrival of the railroad in 1922, Marsing quickly became a hub for shipping local produce and livestock. Known for its rich farming heritage, historic buildings, and proximity to outdoor recreation, Marsing today blends small-town charm with access to Idaho’s wine country and scenic landscapes.
Location
The nearest major airport is Boise Airport, approximately 40 miles away, providing easy access for travel. Nearby amenities include local shops, dining options, and outdoor recreational areas along the Snake River, making this location ideal for both convenience and nature lovers.
