Quality built by Mill Right Custom Homes LLC, this cozy home has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and is on a corner lot in a quiet, somewhat rural, neighborhood in Wilder. Outside features include 30 year architectural shingles and T-channel vinyl siding with stone accents on the front of the home. Full automatic sprinklers and landscaping is already completed.

Inside you’ll find vaulted ceilings, plant shelves and a ceiling fan in the spacious and open great room area. Bright light floods in from the southern exposure window that overlooks the backyard and patio area. Decorator colors and touches make this home extra special.

The kitchen includes a built-in range with a microwave over, a dishwasher and disposal plus a large pantry for extra food storage. Lots of storage in the oak cabinets which are finished off with laminate countertops and a tile backsplash. Front - north facing - kitchen window overlooks the front yard.

The spacious master suite features a master bath with a tub/shower combo and a spacious closet with organizers.

Home is recently completed and ready to move into. Builder offers a one year warranty on home. This home qualifies for Idaho Housing 100% financing as well as Rural Development financing. Call today to find out more about this wonderful home!

Property Details

• Price: $126,900
• MLS #: 98341242
• Street Address: 699 Prince Avenue, Wilder
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 2
• Square footage: 1201
• Year Built: 2008
• Lot Size: .14 acre
• Garage size: 2 car
• Stories: Single
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Many buyers out there are afraid to commit to a home purchase now because of the recent direction of the housing market. If they buy now, the market may continue to go down and the home they buy will decrease in value. However, “timing” the real estate market - like the stock market - is difficult. You don’t know the bottom has hit until it’s on it’s way back up and then you’ve missed the bottom. [Read more →]

Bogus Basin, the ski resort just 30 minutes north of Boise, opens for the season today. With 11 inches of new snow in the past few days, the resort is able to open its ski lifts for skiers. And the best part - free skiing today - to celebrate Bogus’s 65th anniversary. Hours are 10:00am to 4:30pm today. Night skiing begins tomorrow.

The number of homes that are active in the Intermountain Multiple Listing Service has dropped again for the 4th straight month. It’s too early to say that we’ve “bottomed out” but [Read more →]

Many people think that they should take their homes off the market over the holidays. With all the business of the season, who wants to continue to show their home and keep it “show-ready”. However, there’s a good reason to keep your home on the market - buyers trying to purchase at this time of year are serious buyers. Some buyers must find a new home over the holidays due to a job transfer or they’ve sold their home and need a new home to move into. So, as difficult as it is to keep your home spotless over the holidays, doing so can pay off when that buyer who needs a home NOW shows up at your door.

Like the idea of living in downtown Boise? With all of the new shopping, dining or other opportunities available, more people are thinking about the convenience of living downtown. And the opportunities for living downtown keep multiplying. [Read more →]

Today is a day of thanksgiving. As you eat a festive meal with family, watch a football game on television or work in a soup kitchen serving food to the needy, remember the many blessings in your life. We’re so fortunate to live in a country where there is so much to be grateful for. Especially the men and women who serve in our militiary AND the families they leave behind to serve and protect this wonderful nation. May you have a most blessed day.

HOMES SOLD IN BOISE IN OOCTOBER 2007

Homes Sold - 444

BY AREA:

North - 22 homes with a median price of $260,000
Northeast-8 homes with a median price of $372,000
Southeast-44 homes with a median price of $249,000
Bench-31 homes with a median price of $180,000 [Read more →]

Christmas must be coming as the Festival of Trees, hosted by the Saint Alphonsus Foundation and sponsored by area businesses and volunteers, is just around the corner. This annual event - since 1984 - has grown from a mere 14 trees to become a family seasonal tradition [Read more →]

I saw a cartoon the other day. It showed a home with a “For Sale” sign in the front yard. Hanging under that was a sign rider that said “Price Reduced”. Under that another rider that said “Must Sell”. Under that another rider that said “Best Offer” and under that another rider stating “Don’t make us beg”. In these trying real estate times, the cartoon gave me pause. I’m sure that some of my sellers are beginning to feel like they have to beg to find a buyer. So, what’s a seller to do? [Read more →]