Forty-five minutes west of Boise, Idaho, is the pint-sized city of Parma. Known for its farming roots, the rural Canyon County community is ideal for those looking to bid adieu to big city life, and if that sounds like you, a 450-acre spread with ties to an influential Idaho family is now up for grabs at $22.5 million.
Tree Top Ranches, also known as Parma Lodge and Stables , has been owned and operated by Larry and Marianne Williams for over 25 years. The couple founded Idaho Timber back in 1979 and are well-known throughout the Treasure Valley area for their charitable giving and their avid involvement in Idaho’s sports and political realms. They are selling the vast ranch to “scale down on their holdings,” listing agent Trent Jones of Hall and Hall told the Idaho Statesman .
The Williamses have deep roots in agriculture and ranching, and the sprawling property in Parma, which is nearly twice the size of the nearby city of Notus, reflects the duo’s longstanding involvement in hunting and thoroughbred horse racing.