HOME
- 4 Bedroom 2 Bathroom
- Sun Room, Hobby Room
- Stylish Archways
- Crown Molding, 2 Tone Paint
- Fire Place / Baseboard Heat
- Bay Window
- Partial Basement with Water Heater
- 1,830 Square Foot
- Nice Fridge and Stove included
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FRONT APARTMENT
- Large Upper Level DECK! Nice, with view
- 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom
- Currently Rented $395
- 730 Square Foot / nice floor plan
- Fridge and Stove included
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BACK APARTMENT
- New Paint and Carpet
- 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom
- Currently Rented $400
- 850 Square Foot / nice floor plan
- Fridge and Stove included
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BOTTLE GARAGE, SHED & BBQ
- 1 Car BOTTLE Garage - The FAMOUS Garage made out of BOTTLES!
A must see. It is very sturdy with cement encasing the Bottles. Giving the garage
some natural light through the bottles.
- Cool Masonry Block Shed with New Metal Roof
- 2 Brick Fire Pit Areas outside.
These add personality to the home.
They can be updated or used like they are for the best barbeques ever!
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Annie Tarr stands dressed in traditional pioneer attire in front of the family home on July 24,
1942 prior to the Pioneer Days Parade. The home in the background was build by her husband, Jacob
Tarr, in 1913. The home was constructed of stone gathered from the remains of the Franklin Hayes
Beer Warehouse. Originally, Annie's husband wanted to build the entire home out of beer bottles and
concrete. Since Annie was a devout Mormon, she wouldn't allow it. Later, Annie's husband went ahead
and built the garage, which can be seen behind Annie in the photo, out of beer bottles he gathered
from local bars.
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QUALITY CONSTRUCTION
- Built out of 16” Masonry Block
- Newer Aluminum Fascia and Soffit
- Newer Roof / Newer Block Work
- As you will see this home is built to last!
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UNIVERSITY AREA
- Great Location / Quite Neighborhood
A few Blocks to ISU
A few Blocks to Bannock Regional
2 Blocks to Bi Lo Grocery Store
- Central to all of Pocatello and Chubbuck
- Perfect Investment for so many reasons
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INCOME
- EXCELLENT RENTAL HISTORY - Rent it all out for over $1500 a month or live in one
unit and rent the others out. A smart move.
4 Benefits - Pay the loan down, increased property value over time, tax savings, and
income from rents. A win - win!
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HISTORY
Built in 1913 from Mason Blocks from the Franklin and Hayes Brewing
Company. The brewing company had been built in 1894 on 1st St. It had to be torn down to
make way for the overpass. Since the building blocks were of such good quality Mr J. E.
Tarr was smart enough to build this home with them. The original cornerstone had
“REBUILT 1913” added to it. It stands tall and proud as a show of ingenuity. It has now
belonged to David and Alice Grosso for the last 20 years, who have chosen an auction of
the property to allow everyone an equal opportunity to own this amazing place. A must
see! Home is featured in books like “Back in Time, A Bannock County Collection” by ISJ.
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DOCUMENTS
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