Fish, Wild plums trees, Tom Taha Creek. You've never seen a property like this. 10.09 acres 2.1 miles from downtown Kamiah. Paved road frontage on Glenwood Road. The building pad is finished, and electricity is at the property. There are two creeks on the property: one west of the building pad and Tom Taha Creek on the south side. The 5 acres with Tom Taha Creek are separated from the building pad by Glenwood Road, kind of strange and kind of neat because we are practically giving that away for free! There is access to the 5 acres south of Glenwood Road by way of a 10-foot-high culvert and a crude hand dug trail it's like the lost world over there. Here's a quote from the internet, "Tom Taha Creek in Idaho is known to have fish. Specifically, it's a popular spot for fishing Northern pike minnow, and also supports populations of Chinook salmon, Cutthroat trout and Steelhead. Additionally, other species like Brook trout, Mountain whitefish, and various types of sculpins have also been observed in the creek.