Scott Larsen

THE 61.22 ACRE RANCH IS LOCATED IN THE NORTHWEST AREA OF THE MALAD VALLEY, ABOUT 6 MILES FROM TOWN. BEAUTIFUL VIEWS ALL AROUND. TRADITIONALLY HAS BEEN A WORKING CATTLE RANCH. THE HOME, BUILT IN 1945 HAS BEEN UPDATED AND HAS A WARM, COMFORTABLE FEELING, SPORTING 4 BEDROOMS AND TWO 3/4 BATHS, PLUS OTHER MISC ROOMS. THIS PROPERTY SIT'S IN A PRIVATE AREA AND HAS THE POTENTIAL FOR BEING SOMETHING

31 Acres about 1 mile or so west of Malad City. Super peaceful, not far from town, yet feels like way out in the country. Year round access, Power, HIGH SPEED FIBER INTERNET. Historically has been farm ground that was flood irrigated in years past, but has been dry farmed for the last 25 years +/-. Very few homes in the area, but what there are, are very nice. This ground would lend itself

234.7 Acres in The St. John Area of Malad. St. John is one of the nicest areas in The Malad Valley. This property sits on the St. John Bench and is a traditional Dry Farm. Access is from the southeast via a gravel road, not winter maintained by Oneida County, but is a decent gravel road. Several people in the valley do their own snow removal so they can live in some of these beautiful places.

178.2 Acres of Traditional Farm Ground, 60 +/- Acres within Malad City's Impact Zone and there is excellent opportunity to develop at least 50 to 60 acres of the land and have it annexed into Malad City, providing SFR's, Twin Homes, Multi-plexes, etc. Malad City is deficient in housing for the number of people wanting to live here. The balance of the property is level farm ground and has more