Description
Teton Headwaters Ranch offers 425 contiguous acres in the heart of Idaho's Teton Valley, family-owned for 30 years and just two miles from the mountain town of Driggs. Teton Creek flows directly through the property, a clear, cold-water fishery supporting brook, brown, rainbow, and Yellowstone cutthroat trout. Its winding course draws migrating waterfowl and sustains riparian habitat that brings in moose and whitetail deer, delivering high-quality, private hunting and fishing on-site. Surrounding lands held in conservation easements create a natural buffer, safeguarding open space, wildlife habitat, and Teton views for generations. The result is total seclusion just minutes from town and four-season recreation. Beyond its recreational appeal, the ranch is a capable agricultural holding. Perimeter and section fenced, it supports seasonal cattle grazing, and lush meadows yield a single annual hay cutting averaging roughly four tons per acre, backed by exceptional water rights. With nearby Grand Targhee Resort poised for expansion and Teton County values climbing, the ranch carries lasting appeal and strategic upside. Whether a private fishing retreat, working cattle operation, or generational conservation investment, THR is one of Teton Valley's most desirable offerings.
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Description
Teton Headwaters Ranch offers 425 contiguous acres in the heart of Idaho's Teton Valley, family-owned for 30 years and just two miles from the mountain town of Driggs. Teton Creek flows directly through the property, a clear, cold-water fishery supporting brook, brown, rainbow, and Yellowstone cutthroat trout. Its winding course draws migrating waterfowl and sustains riparian habitat that brings in moose and whitetail deer, delivering high-quality, private hunting and fishing on-site. Surrounding lands held in conservation easements create a natural buffer, safeguarding open space, wildlife habitat, and Teton views for generations. The result is total seclusion just minutes from town and four-season recreation. Beyond its recreational appeal, the ranch is a capable agricultural holding. Perimeter and section fenced, it supports seasonal cattle grazing, and lush meadows yield a single annual hay cutting averaging roughly four tons per acre, backed by exceptional water rights. With nearby Grand Targhee Resort poised for expansion and Teton County values climbing, the ranch carries lasting appeal and strategic upside. Whether a private fishing retreat, working cattle operation, or generational conservation investment, THR is one of Teton Valley's most desirable offerings.
Listing provided courtesy of Fay Ranches: 2088698807.