Foreclosures for Sale in Idaho, ID

Foreclosure in Idaho, ID:

Built in 1920, this home features original woodwork and a brick fireplace. Recent updates include new carpet, paint, countertops, and a new stove/oven. The bathroom has also been updated. The exterior has fresh paint. Includes a covered front porch and an extra large two-car garage. A small, manageable yard is ideal for low-maintenance living. The unfinished basement provides ample storage. Centrally located.

Foreclosure in Idaho, ID:

Spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath Idaho Falls home with a 2-car garage on a generous 0.36-acre lot! With 3,515 sq ft, this property offers endless potential for those looking to add their own touch. The home features large living areas, natural light, and a great layout with plenty of storage space. Enjoy a quiet, established neighborhood close to schools, shopping, and parks. Property is being sold AS IS — a great opportunity for buyers or investors seeking value and space in a desirable Idaho Falls location.

Foreclosure in Idaho, ID:

Welcome to 885 Partridge Dr, Mountain Home, ID 83647—a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offering warmth, space, and function. The layout features an inviting living area with abundant natural light, a practical kitchen, and an attached garage for convenience. Step outside to a fenced backyard designed for entertaining or quiet evenings outdoors. Located near Richard Aguirre Park, Desert Canyon Golf Course, and Downtown Mountain Home, with quick access to I-84 for easy commuting. See the charm and potential of this home—schedule your showing today.

Foreclosure in Idaho, ID:

This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home blends comfort and practicality across 1,100+ sq ft of living space. Nestled in the small town of Stites, you’ll enjoy a quiet rural setting just a short walk to the South Fork of the Clearwater River famous for its world-class B-run steelhead fishing. While Stites itself is a simple, no-frills community, its location makes it a smart choice for a vacation rental, long-term rental, or affordable homeownership. Buyers looking for outdoor adventure, fishing, and small-town living will appreciate the easy river access and proximity to nearby recreation.