Walk in on closing day, plug in the coffee pot, and you're done. The kitchen alone might be the reason — completely redone, the kind of remodel that turned out exactly the way it should have, and the room you'll find yourself standing in when friends come over. The rest of the home reads the same way: like walking into a new build. Hardwood floors run through the main living areas. Every room is updated. The floor plan works the way people actually live — sized for real furniture, not a stager's idea of it. Step out back and the yard is fully fenced, ready for the dog, the kids, or a Saturday with the grill going. It's a low-traffic street in one of Idaho Falls' established east-side pockets, close enough to schools, groceries, and downtown that daily errands take minutes, not evenings. For a first-time buyer who'd rather skip a renovation loan, or a downsizer who's done with maintenance, 1650 Kearney does something most listings in this price range can't — it gives you new-build quality on a street with character. The home is vacant and easy to show.
Listing courtesy of Idaho's Real Estate. Selling Office: Kingston and Co. LLC.
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