Brick c.1920 Idaho Bungalow $189K

Downtown Living with Comfort & Convenience at Every Turn! Welcome to 900 Shoup Ave, a 1 bedroom, 1 bath home offering the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and easy living in a prime Idaho Falls location. The thoughtfully designed kitchen flows seamlessly into the living area, making the space feel open and functional for both everyday living and entertaining. The spacious bedroom provides a comfortable retreat, while the well-appointed full bathroom adds practicality and style. Enjoy an efficient layout and a location that puts you just steps from some of Idaho Falls’ most popular destinations. Conveniently located near downtown dining, shopping, entertainment, the Greenbelt, parks, and local amenities, this property is ideal for first-time buyers, professionals, investors, or anyone looking to simplify their lifestyle while enjoying all the conveniences of downtown living. Don’t miss this opportunity to own an affordable, move-in-ready home in one of Idaho Falls’ most convenient and desirable locations.

• 1bed
• 1bath
• 934sqft
• 2,178sqft lot
• Circa 1920

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Pros of Living in Idaho Falls, ID

• Affordable Cost of Living: Relative to many parts of the country and major hubs in Idaho (like the Boise-Meridian area), Idaho Falls remains highly affordable. Housing costs, utilities, and grocery prices consistently track below the national average.

   

• Proximity to Elite Outdoor Recreation: Known as a premier gateway city, Idaho Falls puts world-class outdoor recreation right at your doorstep. It is a short driving distance to Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, and the Craters of the Moon National Monument. It is highly praised for fly fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, and camping.

   

• Strong Economy and Tech Jobs: The city boasts a robust and growing economic profile, anchored heavily by the Idaho National Laboratory (INL), which drives substantial tech, research, and engineering opportunities. The healthcare sector (with regional hospitals) and agricultural trade provide a well-rounded job market with low unemployment.

   

• Cozy, Family-Friendly Atmosphere: The city retains a tight-knit, welcoming community feel despite its steady growth. The short commute times (cross-town driving takes about 20 minutes) make daily travel highly manageable, and attractions like the Idaho Falls Zoo, local parks, and the Snake River Greenbelt make it excellent for families.

   

Cons of Living in Idaho Falls, ID

• Severe, Long Winters: Winter weather in Eastern Idaho can be incredibly intense and prolonged, stretching from November well into March or April. Sub-zero temperatures, heavy snow accumulation, and fierce, biting winds are common, making winter road conditions hazardous and driving up home energy bills.

   

• Lower Average Wages Outside Core Industries: While the cost of living is manageable, the median household income sits below the national average. High-paying career opportunities are concentrated heavily within specific sectors like the INL or healthcare, meaning those in other fields may face lower-than-average local wages or limited career mobility.

   

• Limited Nightlife and Amenities: For young adults or those seeking a vibrant city lifestyle, Idaho Falls can feel a bit quiet. There is very little nightlife or entertainment to speak of after dark. Additionally, residents frequently note a lack of certain major shopping retailers (like Trader Joe’s) and expensive flights out of the local regional airport.

   

• Cultural and Political Monoculture: The local culture is deeply conservative and highly influenced by the LDS (Mormon) church, meaning many local businesses are closed on