57 W 465 N
Blackfoot, ID 83221
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About This Home
Property Id: 2597729 Address: 57 W 465 N #A, Blackfoot, ID 83221 Monthly Rent: $2,500 ($1/SqFt/Year) Type: Commercial Shop/Office Square Footage: 2,500 Availability: Available 07/01/2026 Property Overview: This well-maintained commercial space in North Blackfoot offers a perfect blend of office and shop functionality—ideal for small businesses, trades, light manufacturing, or service operations. Conveniently located near I-15 and Highway 26, this property provides excellent access for both local and regional business activity. Features: Spacious open shop area suitable for equipment, storage, or light production Freeway (I-15) visible signage area on back of building Office area for administrative or client-facing operations Two 14' overhead garage door for easy loading and unloading Large fenced (barbwire) backyard Private restroom Ample on-site parking Easy access for customers and deliveries Lease Terms: Modified Gross $2,500 per month ($1/SqFt/Yr) Tenant responsible for utilities Flexible lease terms available Location Highlights: Located just minutes from Blackfoot, this property sits in a growing commercial area with strong traffic visibility and accessibility. It’s a convenient choice for businesses seeking functionality and affordability in a central Idaho location.
57 W 465 N is a house located in Bingham County and the 83221 ZIP Code. This area is served by the Blackfoot District attendance zone.
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Security Deposit - RefundableCharged per unit.$2,500
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Blackfoot earns its title as the Potato Capital of the World, and that agricultural identity runs deep through this compact county seat nestled along the Snake River in southeastern Idaho. As the seat of Bingham County, the city carries a quiet civic weight that keeps local government, services, and commerce grounded in a walkable downtown corridor still shaped by its Old West architectural roots. Idaho Falls sits nearby, giving residents access to a larger metro area while Blackfoot holds onto its own distinct, unhurried character.
Life here spans a range of settings, from the Blackfoot City Center to outlying communities like Groveland, Moreland, and Firth, each adding a little breathing room to the overall landscape. The Eastern Idaho State Fair, held every September, draws crowds from across the region and reflects the city's deep ties to agricultural heritage and community tradition.
Learn more about living in Blackfoot| Colleges & Universities | Distance | ||
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57 W 465 N
Blackfoot, ID 83221