Idyllic Horse Property, Victor, Idaho

This 43-acre horse property in Teton Valley is more than a chance to own land--it is an opportunity to own a piece of the American West -- ready for horses and livestock with spectacular mountain views, abundant wildlife, water resources. With its open landscape, seasonal Fox Creek, historic water rights, equestrian improvements, and spectacular views toward the Tetons and Big Holes, this property captures the character and spirit of the Wild West while offering the modern comforts of a 2026-built home that features a 360 degree balcony porch and massive windows framing the mountains, plus a guesthouse/caretakers home with a full workshop/4 car garage. Equestrian and ag setup: 8 fenced acres with automatic waterers, two paddocks with auto water, a round pen, and a 2,500 sq ft horse barn.
It creates an exceptional opportunity for an owner looking for a private estate, equestrian retreat, legacy property, or potential investment. Horse-ready and thoughtfully equipped, the property is fully fenced and gated, with approximately 10 acres specifically set up for horses with automatic waterers.
Water & Irrigation-
" 1889 Fox Creek Water Rights
" 13 irrigation risers
" High-water ditch irrigation
" 3-wheel lines
" 4" & 3" hand lines
" 6 automatic horse waterers, including 2 in the barn
" Seasonal Fox Creek traverses the property
Equestrian Improvements-
" 5 stalls, approximately 12' x 24'
" Indoor/outdoor stall configuration
" Tack room
" Large 900 sq. ft. loft
" 2 Richie automatic waterers
" Round pen
" Entire property fenced and gated
The Setting-
Wake up to expansive views of the Tetons and the Big Hole Mountains, watch wildlife move through the property, and enjoy the rare combination of open acreage, water, and established equestrian infrastructure.
Whether you're looking for a private wild west retreat, working horse property, family ranch, or long-term investment, this 43-acre offering is ready to enjoy.Properties combining this much acreage, water, mountain views, wildlife, and horse infrastructure are increasingly difficult to find.