Description
This is the Tributary lot buyers have been waiting to own! Located in North Fork Estates, Phase 2, the homesite sits directly on the golf course with protected views across the fairway to the Grand Teton and Grand Targhee. This 0.99 acre lot offers 40+ acres of views and open space. It is a rare combination even within Tributary - golf course frontage, the unobstructed Teton views, and additional open vistas over ponds and natural terrain. Tributary is a 1,500-acre, low-density private club community known for world-class golf and fishing, abundant wildlife, and direct access to the amenities and outdoor access of Teton Valley, Idaho. For buyers looking to build in Tributary, 1420 Spotted Fawn Court is arguably the best-positioned lot currently available.
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Description
This is the Tributary lot buyers have been waiting to own! Located in North Fork Estates, Phase 2, the homesite sits directly on the golf course with protected views across the fairway to the Grand Teton and Grand Targhee. This 0.99 acre lot offers 40+ acres of views and open space. It is a rare combination even within Tributary - golf course frontage, the unobstructed Teton views, and additional open vistas over ponds and natural terrain. Tributary is a 1,500-acre, low-density private club community known for world-class golf and fishing, abundant wildlife, and direct access to the amenities and outdoor access of Teton Valley, Idaho. For buyers looking to build in Tributary, 1420 Spotted Fawn Court is arguably the best-positioned lot currently available.
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