This 265 acre property, composed of 9 deeded parcels, is set between the peaceful meandering year-round waters of Fish Creek and the fingery threads of the Snake River. The property offers a number of improvements and large swaths of pristine, raw land. Improvements include a main residence with detached studio, a separate guest house, a fantastic multi-use barn and a large equipment barn with 7 bays, among others. Much of the 265 acres is bordered by public lands. Conservation easements exist on 3 parcels with 5-10 acre development areas for each of these parcels.
The main residence is set on 10.9 acres in the south west corner of the property, overlooking the clear waters of Fish Creek. The house, built in 2007 was designed by Stephen Tobler of Tobler Duncker Architects and built by Kurt Wimberg of Kurt Wimberg Construction who worked closely with the property owners to craft a contemporary, state-of-the-art home. Inspired by the owners' love of horses, the layout is reminiscent of equestrian stables surrounding an interior courtyard. A minimalist aesthetic, clean lines and large floor to ceiling windows framing remarkable views prevail throughout the bright and spacious 7,715 square foot residence.
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