248 Erickson Ridge Rd , Elk City, ID 83525(Idaho County)

The residence is a single level manufactured home with approximately 2,384 square feet, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It has been well maintained and features distinct design characteristics. One of these characteristics is the covered redwood deck which is perfect for entertaining and looks out over the ridge. The kitchen offers plenty of cabinetry and a walk in corner pantry for storage. The center island is great for additional counter top space and provides open shelving perfect for storing cookbooks or kitchen accessories. The kitchen also has a small pass through opening that peeks into the living room and provides more natural lighting. The master suite has an 8ft walk in closet and a sizeable bathroom with double vanity and walk in shower. Other noteworthy elements of the home include the vaulted ceilings, rustic living room with a propane fireplace, sunroom and the hardwood and laminate floors.

There is plenty of parking with the attached 2 car garage. However, the large 32 ft x 60 ft shop with a covered 14ft x 60ft lean to is great for extra vehicle storage and RV parking. The shop also has built-in work benches, work bench lighting and a storage mezzanine.

Even though the property is remote, it still has many modern comforts. There is a private well and septic on the property. In addition, the road to the property is maintained by the county and is plowed in the winter. The property is also only +/- 4.7 miles from Elk City.

Elk City is in the heart of Idaho County most and home to some of its most beautiful forests. Surrounded by the Nez Perce National Forest and near the Gospel Hump Wilderness area, this quaint town is the perfect location for getting in touch with nature. Historically, Elk City, Idaho was once the site of a gold strike. In 1891 an old west mining town sprung up almost overnight. However, by the 1930s the gold fever dwindled out and today the Elk City meadow is more of a recreational sanctuary. The area is populated with big game and wildlife, and residents can enjoy the beauty of both the American and Red Rivers. Recreational opportunities in the area include exploring the old mining towns, picking huckleberries, hunting, fishing, atving or snowmobiling along the 350 miles of groomed trails.