$1,495
/ Month
1980 N 14th E St Unit 1982
Mountain Home, ID 83647
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208-869-2274
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Bedrooms
2
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Bathrooms
2
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Square Feet
923 sq ft
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1980 N 14th E St Unit 1982
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About This Home
$1,495 deposit,
Available Now
Well-maintained duplex, recently updated with new paint and flooring. Features 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths, laundry closet with washer and dryer, pantry in the kitchen, and an attached one-car garage. This unit also has a fenced private back yard and plenty of off-street parking. Tenant is responsible for power, gas and the yard maintenance. Owner pays water, sewer and trash. 1-year lease $1,495.00 per month. Deposit $1,495.00. No Pets. Call today to schedule a tour- or text . Online application on our website:
1980 N 14th E St is an apartment community located in Elmore County and the 83647 ZIP Code.
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Mountain Home is the county seat of Elmore County and one of southwestern Idaho's most grounded small cities, sitting along I-84 about an hour southeast of Boise. The presence of Mountain Home Air Force Base, an Air Combat Command installation that traces its roots back to World War II bomber training, shapes much of the city's identity and gives the local economy a steady, reliable foundation. That military connection runs deep here, and Air Force Appreciation Day, one of the largest parades in the state, reflects just how central that relationship is to the community.
The city spans a compact seven square miles but packs in a real mix of housing options, from single-family rentals to smaller apartment communities suited for those seeking a quieter pace. The surrounding high desert landscape opens up quickly into outdoor escapes like Bruneau Dunes State Park and Anderson Ranch Reservoir.
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1980 N 14th E St
Mountain Home, ID 83647