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Idaho is home to some amazing homes and buildings. Also some very unique ones, then you add some history to that and you have a perfect combo for some interesting buildings with interesting stories. As unique and strange as a house shaped like a dog or a potato is, this home, well building really, beat them out for the strangest in all of Idaho.

Who needs a roommate eating all of your food?

Add high dollar amounts with the added pressure of making quick decisions to secure a spot. It is a enticing combo for -dirty rotten- scammers who take advantage of people to steal their money.

There are proposed plans to use the land known as the Boardwalk to locals, off E. 41st Street, to build a massive 252-foot-tall condominium building.

I know you have a job to do and are trying to make a commission but keep in mind that this is MY HOME and you were NOT invited.

If it's ever crossed your mind how much you could profit from listing your home or guest house on Airbnb, you're not alone.

The amenities, views and grand stature make these homes peek worthy even though we cant afford them.

A family who left San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake built the home in 1911 and they built it to last. Today the home is on the National Register of Historic Places. The home was constructed with 12 solid inches of concrete from top to bottom.

I was surprised with where some cities ranked and how others were not on the list at all. While I started with the top 20 I felt it was important to add Boise which made it to #23 on the list of best places to retire in Idaho.

The dream home is 2,422 square feet - single level with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Secondary prizes include sweet a Ford F150 from Treasure Valley Ford and Boise State University Club Seat tickets to a 2021 football game.