Discover the endless potential of modern homesteading and rural living with this exceptional 145-acre parcel situated just outside the charming community of Troy, Idaho. Offering an expansive canvas of rolling topography, rich soil, and sweeping wide-open views, this land represents a rare opportunity for anyone looking to start a small farm, expand an agricultural operation, or build a private country estate. The land is presently being farmed for timothy hay. No pesticides are allowed currently in the farming operation. There is an existing well with other well sites located by driller and utilities are already on land. A house on about 17 acres will be listed separately. Another 20 acre property with 2 additional building permits could also be purchased to allow a buyer or group of buyers to subdivide the land into three parcels with 3 building permits. All property can be purchased together. There is a registered gold mine and natural spring pond as well. Come explore this rare Idaho opportunity.
These five acres near Troy offer something increasingly hard to find: productive ground and a build-ready homesite on the same parcel. Spring Valley Creek runs year-round through the lower half, keeping the bottomland green with healthy grass well into July, August, and September. Mature trees line the creek corridor, offering shade and privacy across the flat, usable ground below. The upper half of the acreage rises to flat, road-accessible land close to utilities — a practical building site over the meadow and creek. Perc testing shows no restrictions or unusual septic requirements and an established well. The seller is offering cistern options for the buyer to choose prior to closing to ensure plenty of reliable water for the new home.
Discover the perfect blend of privacy & opportunity on this beautiful 5-acre wooded parcel at 1040 Felton Creek Rd in charming Troy, Idaho. Whether you envision a custom or manufactured home, property is ready w/leveled building site, power onsite, private well (approx. 350' deep), driveway & gravel installed, + active N. Central Health Dist. septic perc approval for 3-bed, 2-bath home. Sale inc. cut logs currently on property. Well production is unknown & should be verified by Buyer. North neighbor has access easement. Enjoy the beauty of North Idaho with four distinct seasons, towering timber, peaceful surroundings, & abundant wildlife inc. elk, deer, moose, turkeys, pheasants, & more. Just 16 miles from Moscow, home to the University of Idaho, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, & nationally recognized Farmers Market. Directions: Hwy 8E to Troy, L on Big Meadow, L on Randall Flat, R on Felton Creek; drive on right. Parcel #: RP40N04W344064A.
This 43+ acres of wooded sanctuary is 20 minutes from Moscow and located off of paved Spring valley road with privacy, views, and wildlife. This property already has a road roughed in for quick easy access to its gorgeous gentle meadowlands and surrounding timber. Choose from a number of home sites from wooded private meadow openings or up on top with a gentle bench with sweeping views of Moscow Mountain. Power is adjacent, making for an easy way to get on grid. A seasonal stream meanders through making for gentle meadowlands in the bottom. This property is covered up with wildlife and is a hot spot for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and Shiras moose. Spring Valley reservoir is just a mile up the road. This property is an outdoor lovers paradise but only 5 minutes to Troy or 20 minutes to Moscow!
Troy is located in Idaho. Troy, Idaho has a population of 963. Troy is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 39.67% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 33.41%.
The median household income in Troy, Idaho is $76,181. The median household income for the surrounding county is $56,673 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Troy is 31.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 82.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 25.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 23.5 inches per year, with 43.1 inches of snow per year.
