c.1903 Small Idaho Home $180K
OHU50K Notes $180,000
c.1903 Small Idaho Home on Corner Lot. This small house would be a nice starter home. It is sitting on over a quarter acre.
Realtor Comments
Charming 1903 Fixer Upper, This 1 bedroom, 1 bath home offers 528 sq ft of potential and character, ready for your vision and updates, Built in 1903, it carries historic charm and sits waiting for the right buyer to bring it back to life. Perfect opportunity for investors, flippers, or anyone looking to create their own cozy retreat. With the right touches, this could be a true little gem!
- 1 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1903
If interested in a property, pleases contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Pros
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Affordability
Homes are relatively cheap, as are many living costs. If you don’t need luxury, your dollar stretches farther here. -
Low Taxes
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Safety & Low Crime Rates
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Violent crime is significantly lower than U.S. average.
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Property crime is also lower than many places.
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Air and water quality are excellent; natural environment is generally clean.
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Outdoor & Recreational Opportunities
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Nearby natural attractions: the St. Anthony Sand Dunes, Henry’s Fork of the Snake River, good fishing, parks and trails close by.
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Plenty of spaces for outdoor pursuits: dunes, river access, camping, wildlife viewing.
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Tight‑knit Community / Small‑Town Feel
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Many resident reviews say it’s family‑friendly, people generally know each other, supportive local culture.
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For people who prefer a quieter pace over big‑city hustle, this tends to be a plus.
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Proximity to Necessary Amenities
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For daily needs, there are grocery stores, medical/dental care, etc., locally. Larger cities (Rexburg, Idaho Falls) are within driving distance for more specialized services.
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Cons
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Lower Income & Higher Poverty
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Median incomes are well below U.S. average.
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Poverty rate is higher than average.
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Limited Educational Attainment / Academic Performance
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Only a small portion of adults have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
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Some schools have lower proficiency in math / reading compared to state or national rates.
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Job Market Constraints
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Specialized or high‑pay jobs are less common locally. Many jobs are in agriculture, retail, or service sectors.
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Unemployment in some measures is above average.
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Internet / Connectivity Issues
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Fixed‑line and mobile internet speeds are reported lower in St. Anthony compared to many places. This can matter for remote work, streaming, online schooling.
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Weather / Climate Limitations
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Fewer days with “comfortable” temperatures (50‑90°F) in some reports; it is more seasonal with cold winters and hot summers.
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More windy days; dry weather can have downsides (dust, etc.).
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Limited Amenities & Cultural Variety
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As a small town, there are fewer options for entertainment, restaurants, and cultural offerings. If you want a lot of variety, you’ll often travel to larger nearby cities.
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Fewer big‑box stores or specialty retail options locally.
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