Richfield, UT 84701(Sevier County)

The Henries Hollow Ranch is comprised of 639 acres in a single contiguous block of private land. The ranch is a one square mile section of land, and an inholding in the Fishlake National Forest. Henries Hollow was recently granted final approval for a 33 lot subdivision by the Sevier County Commissioners known as the Henries Hollow Subdivision. The property is a high alpine ranch located on the Monroe Mountain Range, at an elevation ranging from a low of 9,200 feet, to over 9,800 feet in elevation. The landscape is alpine in nature, with a varied mix of quaking aspen and pine trees, along with a broad alpine valley known as Henries Hollow. The combination of the ranchs varied topography along with its wonderful mix of alpine vegetation, creates an ideal habitat for nearly all species of Utahs huntable big game species, but most notably for elk. The ranch offers productive and valuable summer grazing for livestock, which could be used by the new owner, or could be leased to the neighboring rancher who owns adjoining private lands and public grazing permits, to create a very low maintenance and relatively passive ranch investment. Zoning is classified as GRF-20S (Grazing, Recreation, and Forestry Seasonal Zone) under the jurisdiction of the Sevier County Planning and Zoning Dept, offering a wide range of allowable uses.