1894 Victorian Home in Soda Springs, Idaho

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Mathew Abraham

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

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Home’s History

Built in 1894, this Victorian gem has stood the test of time, evolving with each passing decade.

Situated on 9.95 acres near Soda Springs, this historic home has seen numerous enhancements. In 1989, a charming turret was added, enhancing its Victorian charm.

The upstairs was remodeled and expanded in 1992, and in 2005, a north addition was constructed, though it remains unfinished.

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The house boasts unique features such as hand-painted stencil work, reverse tray ceilings, rain glass window cabinets in the kitchen, and an embossed ceiling with crown molding in the living room.

Its Current State

Today, this property is more than just a historic home. It is a centennial homestead with mature water rights and wetlands, ready to be transformed into a dream retreat.

The home is set on a nearly 10-acre parcel with an additional 310 acres of partially fenced flat terrain divided into two parcels.

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The land includes 265 acres of pasture and irrigated tillable ground, a 45-acre slough/pond, and water rights from Farmer’s Land and Irrigation Canal Company.

There are two wells on the property—one culinary well connected to the house and one for irrigation.

This property offers year-round paved road access and an abundance of wildlife, making it a sportsman’s paradise.

Exterior Photos

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The exterior of this home exudes historic charm with its picturesque turret and mature landscaping, including lush lilac bushes and mature trees that provide privacy and a serene atmosphere.

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The expansive acreage is perfect for those looking to embrace rural living while enjoying the natural beauty and wildlife the area has to offer.

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Interior Photos

Step inside to discover a home that blends historical elegance with modern enhancements.

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The living room features an embossed ceiling with crown molding and a cozy gas fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

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Expansive windows throughout the home offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

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The kitchen is adorned with hand-painted stencil work, reverse tray ceilings, and rain glass window cabinets, adding a touch of artistry to everyday life.

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The master bathroom boasts a classic clawfoot tub, perfect for relaxing after a long day.

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Nestled just outside of Soda Springs and near Lava Hot Springs, it is ideally located for both tranquility and adventure.

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