Building Lot with Mountain Views and Pasture near Preston - Horse property with residential build site - Year-round county road access and frontage - Overhead power along frontage road - Zoned Single Family Residential / NEC - Approximate 60-foot-wide driveway access with panel gate - Partially fenced - Gradual to moderate slope with some flat terrain - Current use, pasture ground for horses and cattle - Expansive mountain and valley views -- Tucked in the Bear River Valley on the outskirts of Preston, this peaceful Fairview property offers year-round county road access and frontage with gradual to moderate sloping terrain and some level ground, and a history of grazing horses and cattle. There is a prime building site, just over an acre and a half of ground with over four hundred feet of frontage which might make the ideal location for your home. Or you may prefer to build your home on the higher ground to enjoy the 360' degree views and privacy. The property is partially fenced with driveway access and a panel gate on the northwest corner. This acreage is adjacent to farmland and rural homes and zoned single family residential with overhead power along the road. A residential building will require a septic system and a well to be drilled for culinary water. If you are searching for land for your year-round residence, weekend getaway or pasture ground to eventually homestead, this could be the one. Cache National Forest and Mt. Naomi Wilderness are close by, offering thousands of miles of trails and dirt roads to explore in ATVs, horseback riding, mountain biking, hiking and backpacking. The winter months offer a winter wonderland to explore snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Oneida Canyon Recreation Area is also close by and offers boating, swimming and fishing at the reservoir, floating and fishing access on the Bear River as well as upland game hunting, camping, hiking and backpacking. Oneida Narrows Road is winter maintained and offers opportunities for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing along the beautiful Bear River as well as other winter recreational activities.