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Lovely 2,500 square foot 1994 Triple-Wide home on 1.02 acres! Four bedrooms, two full baths,
family room, living room, formal dining area, main floor laundry, and huge kitchen make this home
very spacious and livable. Home is a Super Good Sense (energy efficient) Oakwood and has been very
well-maintained. Vaulted ceilings throughout, with lots of sunlight, windows and skylights
(gorgeous views of sunrises and sunsets!). Spacious Master bedroom has a walk-in closet, BIG
bathroom with large round tub, double sinks, and lots of storage! The HUGE kitchen has an abundance
of storage and counter space, and includes a large pantry and storage closet. Home has been converted
to 'Real Property' and sits on a concrete foundation. Interior walls are 2" x 6" and were custom built.
New shingles in 2000. There is a cedar deck off the front door. Other features include: Basement
crawl space, Wood burning stove with catalytic converter and fan (3 cords
of wood heat the home for an entire year!), two 50-gallon water heaters for front and back of
house, ceiling fans throughout.
Additional 2.67 acres (for a total of 3.69 acres) are available for a total of $152,000. The property has
water rights and a shed. Property includes an irrigation pump and hand lines for the
entire acreage. Private well (212' deep to the 2nd aquifer) and septic You will find a mixture of fruit
trees (sour cherry and apple -- both Jonathan and Delicious), quaking aspen, lilac trees, chokecherry
bushes, blue spruce, dogwood and pussy willows. In addition you will find a variety of perennials
plants: peonies, daisies, daffodils and tulips, tiger lilies, strawberries and raspberries,
and various herbs. The field is a mixture of alfalfa and broam, timothy and orchard grasses.
Property also has a very nice garden plot.
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About Blackfoot and the surrounding area
Some Highlights on Blackfoot from Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org):
As of the 2005 census, the city population was 10,646. The city is the county seat of Bingham
County. Blackfoot is designated the "Potato Capital of the World", because it has the
largest potato industry in Idaho, the United States, and even the world. It is home
to the Idaho Potato Expo (a museum and gift shop that displays and explains the history
of Idaho's potato industry), which is home to the world's largest baked potato and potato chip.
On first glance, the Blackfoot area might seem pretty flat -- drive a few miles east, and you start to
hit the highlands where you will find Wolverine Canyon, a fantastic place for hiking, whitewater rafting,
mountain biking, camping, and fishing during the summer, and cross-country skiing and snowmobiling during the winter.
Check out some pictures on the Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce website, which features more information on the Blackfoot area.
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