Where Wilderness meets Legacy: 52.8 acres across three lots, adjacent to 3 million acres of Frank Church Wilderness. The hand-hewn 4 Bd/4 Ba log home, a scale of craftsmanship that could never be built again, frames epic Sawtooth views from every angle. A 2-car garage/barn and guesthouse, a yurt for stargazing nights, and a stocked trout pond complete this rare Idaho sanctuary. Where Wilderness meets Legacy: 52.8 acres across three lots, adjacent to 3 million acres of Frank Church Wilderness. The hand-hewn 4 Bd/4 Ba log home, a scale of craftsmanship that could never be built again, frames epic Sawtooth views from every angle. A 2-car garage/barn and guesthouse, a yurt for stargazing nights, and a stocked trout pond complete this rare Idaho sanctuary. Set on 52.8 private acres across three lots, this exceptional property backs directly to three million acres of the Frank Church and Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness -- a rare offering of scale, privacy, and untouched natural beauty. The custom-built main home is constructed from massive hand-hewn logs, a level of craftsmanship that could not be replicated in today's building environment. Epic views of the Sawtooth Mountains unfold from the home, which features radiant heat throughout the ground floor, electric heat upstairs, an extra-large pantry for food storage, and durable Trex decks and balconies. Two extra large hot water heaters serve each side of the house. A 2-car garage/barn and guesthouse includes a 750-square-foot caretaker apartment with kitchenette and wood stove above, plus a second laundry center with washer, dryer, and ironing station. A 200-square-foot yurt offers a unique retreat, complete with electricity, water, a large double bunk bed, and an outdoor shower. A separate large workshop and storage shed provides additional space for equipment and projects. The property is exceptionally self-sufficient, with two private wells (65 gpm and 25 gpm), two fireplaces (wood and gas), a 10 KW propane generator with a 250-gallon in-ground tank, and an extensive in-ground irrigation system for the trees and shrubs. A picturesque one-acre pond, stocked with native cutthroat trout, includes a dry hydrant capable of pumping 600 gallons per minute. All roofs on the home, garage, and shed are steel shingle -- durable, and low-maintenance. Large sprinkler system around most of the house and barn. The home is equipped as well with a monitored alarm system for added peace of mind. Sold partially furnished. CC&Rs protect against inappropriate development on adjacent lands, preserving the property's privacy and wilderness character for years to come. A truly rare offering -- where craftsmanship, self-sufficiency, and boundless wilderness converge.
One of the Sawtooth Valley's premier view properties, this custom mountain retreat is perched on a private bench at the end of a secluded road, offering unobstructed views of the entire Sawtooth Range. Offered for the first time since construction, it presents a rare opportunity to own a true legacy property in one of the American West's most spectacular mountain landscapes. Surrounded by open land and dramatic mountain scenery, the property enjoys exceptional privacy and protection of views, with neighboring parcels and public land beyond. Buyers are encouraged to verify all land-use and development restrictions with Custer County. Thoughtfully designed to embrace its surroundings, the custom 3-bedroom, 2-bath home features a generous sleeping loft, a spacious lower-level recreation room, soaring ceilings, and expansive windows that frame mountain views from nearly every room. The open-concept kitchen and living area create an inviting gathering space, while the flexible floor plan includes a main-level primary suite and two lower-level bedrooms. Built and retained by its original owner, the home's quality craftsmanship is evident in its custom wood windows and doors, warm natural materials, and timeless mountain character. The Sawtooth Valley is one of the West's most treasured mountain destinations, offering fly fishing, hiking, mountain biking, river rafting & alpine lakes.
This amazing and rare opportunity in Stanley sits on a beautiful bluff looking through the canyon above the Salmon River. In an area known as Peach Creek, this parcel offers panoramic 360 views of mountain ranges and the Salmon River, abundance of wildlife, easy year-round access off Highway 75. All parcels on this bluff are large in size so you can distance yourself and have the privacy you deserve, while still being able to enjoy the surrounding Frank Church Wilderness, White Cloud's and of course, the Sawtooth National Forest.
Andrea Conner, License # DB48170, Xome Inc., License # CO40878, [email protected], 844-400-9663, 750 State Highway 121 Bypass, Suite 100, Lewisville, TX 75067
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Stanley is located in Idaho. Stanley, Idaho has a population of 227. Stanley is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.44%.
The median household income in Stanley, Idaho is $68,668. The median household income for the surrounding county is $47,663 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Stanley is 73.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of -1.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 12.3 inches per year, with 75.9 inches of snow per year.
