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5 parcels totaling 160 acres. One 80 acres, one 50 acres and three 10-acre parcels. There are multiple building sites, some with lake views. This property is part of the original homestead of the Fraker Family Ranch. Fjord road was named for Martin Fraker, the first person in Idaho to raise purebred Fjord horses. It is fenced and cross fenced and has been used as a hay and cattle ranch. The property has provided many crops including: oats, alfalfa, grass for hay, and potatoes (now native grasses) The property has many elevations and terrain lending itself to provide privacy to every potential lot the zoning allows. You will find it to be one of the most attractive parcels you will have seen for a long time. Awash with wild life of all kinds with bear, moose, elk, deer, coyotes, turkeys, and more. There are recreational uses year-round with trails for snowmobiling and 4 wheeling. It offers all types of hunting opportunities because of its large acreage and it backs up to Inland Paper Property. The managed timber land and open pastures include a variety of trees, wild flowers and brush common to North Idaho. Your own seasonal creek runs through the property. The property boasts a Barn and homestead built with lumber cut and milled on the property by Martin and his sons and could Easily be used for self-sustainable living because it already has. Think off grid! Think, “live off the land!” Think, multiple family’s living near each other! The old barn has been used for hay/grain storage, horses, ponies, and milking cows. There is a Large well-built chicken house. The original homestead home offers “cabin” housing for the guests. Water rights on a spring and on a drilled well with the spring used to gravity feed water to the homestead.