River’s Edge, Elk City, Idaho’s newest riverfront properties.
Posted by marymangold on December 23, 2007
Twelve lots, 3/4 to 2.8 Acres in size, provide fun new options for vacation property with American River frontage in Elk City. River’s Edge is the perfect getaway for recreationalists who love being deep in the heart of the National Forest. Year round opportunities for a wide range of outdoor sports abound in this southeast quadrant of Idaho County. Fishing, hunting, trail riding, hiking, bird watching, photography, berry picking, mushrooming, antler hunting, ATV riding, horseback riding and everything else you enjoy. Don’t wait until prices are too high to get your own patch of Elk City Idaho for your family and for your peace of mind.
ABOUT ELK CITY
Elk City, Idaho is 45 miles southeast of Grangeville, Idaho on Hwy 14 along the South Fork of the Clearwater River. The elevation in Elk City ranges from 3900 to 4500 feet. Temperatures average 20 degrees cooler than Grangeville, Idaho and you can expect to see the snow hang around just a tad longer too.
TRAVEL & ADVENTURE
Take a drive along the beautiful corridor of the South Fork of the Clearwater River on Hwy 14. Bring a picnic lunch and perhaps even your flyfishing gear. Enjoy meandering along one of our nations most beautiful corridors deep into the heart of the Nez Perce National Forest. Elk City’s River’s Edge Landing will fill your senses with a destination you know you want to come back to, time after time.
((Steelhead migration is usually good in the March to April timeframe))
Contact Mary Mangold, Windermere Listing Agent at 208-983-7602 or
email Mary–expect a friendly, timely response.
PLATT IS GOING THROUGH FINAL APPROVAL WITH IDAHO COUNTY AND WILL BE APPROVED ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 1, 2008. By that date, ALL LOTS WILL BE RATED AND ESTABLISHED PRICES WILL BE ADVERTISED. THESE LOTS WITH AMERICAN RIVER FRONTAGE START AT JUST $49,000.
INVESTORS!
After the Mill closed, the general thought was that Elk City would dry up and blow away. But Elk City, Idaho has suprised everyone. This small town with a population that doesn’t exceed 500, is located deep in the heart of National Forest Land. Beyond are thousands and thousands of acres of Federal Wilderness Areas, providing trails, wildlife and panoramic views that fascinate the senses.
Call Mary Mangold for more information. There are only 12 lots, so don’t wait. For those who don’t want to wait for time and money needed to build a cabin, ask about our beautiful 1600 sq. ft. rustic vacation cabin with covered porch on 2 sides, overlooking the American River. A detached garage completes this wonderful 2.85 acre property. For more details, call Mary at 208-983-7602
