Idaho Real Estate Porn Roundup: All the Satisfaction, None of the Work

Let's play a game of who in the room? Who in the room before actually trying to sleep stays up scrolling on their phones for at least half an hour? In fact, you might be doing that now. And if you do and you are, don't feel bad. You're just like 40% of Americans. Now, who in the room is doing Zillow searches on homes they'll never afford because they're dreamers and gorgeous real estate is like porn but innocent? Again, don't feel bad. That's so common, SNL made a hilarious and completely relatable sketch about it.

Some of the most luxurious, stunning real estate is right here in Idaho along with some of the most unique, bizarre, and even creepy. All of which are worth browsing, especially if you're ready for bed without really being ready for bed. But the annoying thing is having to search through the real estate websites to find the houses worth ogling. It's such a disappointment to click on a house that looks dope on the outside only to find all the photos of the interior are lackluster and you've wasted your scrolling finger muscles.

Not to fear! Here's a roundup of all the Idaho real estate your pretty little heart can handle and you don't have to bounce around from site to site. All you have to do is the thing your thumb has been training for since smart phones came into existence: KEEP SCROLLING. You will not be disappointed. And you might as well bookmark this, because there's A LOT to get through.

Tour the 15 Most Expensive Homes For Sale in Boise

During the week beginning June 28, 2021 these were the 15 most expensive homes on the market in Boise.

This Incredible Caldwell Mansion Has Its Own Hidden 50s Style Diner

This $1.6 Million House Has Been in Boise's North End for 111 Years

110 Year Old Boise Church Converted Into Beautiful $2.9 Million Home

This Truly Bizarre Boise Bench Home Has a Speakeasy Hidden In Its Basement

The house in question is located at 2679 W Palouse Street and will set you back a cool $650,000. At 3,613 square feet, it's actually a better value per square foot than the cheapest and much smaller home on the market in Boise. It was built in 1949, but very much feels like it's stuck the '70s.