Tanner Ross
Owner/Designated Broker
Charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offering 930 sqft of comfortable living space on a beautifully maintained corner lot. The home features a clean and well-kept interior, a covered carport, and a storage shed for added storage and convenience. Enjoy the manicured lawn, attractive curb appeal, and a convenient location close to local amenities. With plenty of character and potential, this property is a great opportunity for first-time buyers, downsizers, or investors looking for an affordable home they can make their own.
Grangeville offers an exceptional recreational lifestyle, combining small-town amenities with outstanding access to Idaho's great outdoors. Residents enjoy community parks, playgrounds, sports fields, a skatepark, disc golf course, and a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, along with year-round community events. Just minutes from town, abundant public lands, rivers, and forests provide endless opportunities for hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, boating, and wildlife viewing. In winter, nearby skiing and tubing add to the area's four-season appeal, making Grangeville an ideal location for those seeking both outdoor adventure and convenient community recreation.
The Grangeville region serves as the commercial hub of north-central Idaho, offering everyday amenities within a welcoming small-town setting. As the county seat of Idaho County, Grangeville provides grocery stores, restaurants, healthcare, schools, banking, retail shops, and essential services, making daily life convenient and self-sufficient. Set on the scenic Camas Prairie and surrounded by farmland, forested mountains, and public lands, the community also serves as a gateway to the Clearwater, Salmon, and Snake River regions. For expanded shopping, medical services, and commercial air travel, the regional center of Lewiston is about 65 miles northwest and is home to the Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport. Residents enjoy a strong sense of community, local events, and year-round recreation, along with convenient access to larger regional services and transportation options.
The area enjoys a comfortable four-season climate characterized by warm, sunny summers and moderately cold winters. Summer temperatures are typically pleasant, with low humidity and cooler evenings. Spring and fall bring mild weather, colorful landscapes, and changing seasons. Winter months often feature snowfall, creating opportunities for winter recreation while generally remaining milder than many mountain communities in the region. The area's elevation on the Camas Prairie contributes to its distinct climate, offering residents a balance of seasonal variety.
Grangeville has a rich history rooted in agriculture, community cooperation, and the pioneering spirit of north-central Idaho. Established in the late 1800s, the town was named after the local Grange movement, an organization formed to support farmers and rural communities. Its location on the fertile Camas Prairie helped Grangeville develop into an important agricultural center, serving ranchers, farmers, and businesses throughout the region. Over the years, the community grew as a trade and service hub for surrounding rural areas, supported by farming, timber, and natural resource industries. Today, Grangeville honors its heritage through historic downtown buildings, local museums, community events, and a strong sense of small-town pride, while continuing to serve as the economic and cultural center of Idaho County.
Directions:
Entering Grangeville on US-95 from the North take a left onto Grangeville Truck Route, follow for approximately 1/2 mile. Turn Right onto N Idaho Ave follow the road to the right past the Primeland gas pumps. First House on your left.
Showing Instructions:
Please call or text Listing Agent for showing instructions.
Grangeville Tax #122.
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