1.77 Wooded Acres in Idaho Backcountry, 2BR Cabin — $104,900

The land is what you're buying here. 1.77 acres of wooded Idaho backcountry, treed enough to give you real privacy, in the mountains outside Elk City. The house is 714 square feet, two bedrooms, one bath, built in 1985. It's small and it's remote. If you go in knowing that, you'll see it clearly.

714 square feet works differently depending on what you need it to do. As a full-time home for two people, it's tight. As a base camp, it's plenty. You have a roof, a bed, a bathroom. You come here to be outside, and outside is the whole point. Public lands for hunting, fishing, and hiking are nearby. The Elk City and Dixie area has that in abundance.

The lot gives you room. Trees on the property mean you have cover and shade and the feeling of being tucked in without being buried. It's not a cleared suburban half-acre with neighbors at the property line. You have distance. The agent description is thin on interior specifics, so what the 1985 construction looks like inside, what condition it's in, what systems have been updated, those are questions to ask before you go further.

At $104,900 for nearly two wooded acres in the Idaho mountains, the math is straightforward if the use case fits. This is a long drive from anything, and that's either the problem or the point depending on who you are. If you want a place to go that feels genuinely far from everything, this is that. If you need proximity to services or a reliable commute, it's the wrong property.

The listing copy is light on facts about the structure itself. That warrants a close look in person, specifically the condition of the roof, the heating system, and what utilities or well and septic situation you're working with. Ask those questions. The land speaks for itself.