Searle Ranch

Ranch Description

Fenced: Full; road: unpaved; Secluded yard; Sprinkler: Manual-part; Terrain: Hilly; Terrain: Mountain; Terrain: Steep Slope; View: Mountain; View: Valley; Wooded; Private. Storage Sheds, Workshop. The ranch is owned by a Utah family who purchased the property to build a home, raise their family, recreate, and access the surrounding area in the pursuit of deer, elk, lion and turkey. The 1956 sq. ft. home, built in 1986, has 4 bedrooms, and 2 baths sitting on 2 levels with a partial basement and a large 217 sq. ft. deck. It is completely self-sufficient, even though it is off the grid. The 240 acre ranch is surrounded by public land including the BLM/Wildlife Management and Fishlake National Forest. There are 3 springs that run year round and supply water and electricity for the home. There is a turbine system run by the springs that provides electricity for the house and feeds a fishing pond that is stocked with trout. The hydro-electric system is backed up by solar panels and a generator if needed. The springs provide irrigation for 4 acres of pasture with a sprinkler system that will feed 6 horses through the non winter months. The entire property is fenced and has additional fencing to keep animals on the pasture and away from the house. The Searle Ranch is a great hunting location. The DWR provides a yearly Land Owner Turkey permit. There are elk and deer on the property which is in the southern region for Mule deer and in the Pahvant Limited Entry for Elk. The springs provide water that feeds Ruth's Pond which is stocked with rainbow trout and very fun for the kids.