Driggs, Idaho Home and Acreage Appraisals
Driggs sits at the center of Teton Valley, and its properties range from in-town homes to open acreage with mountain views. Dixon Appraisal Services provides certified appraisals for owners, buyers and lenders in Driggs and across Teton County.
Driggs and Teton Valley
- Driggs is the county seat of Teton County and had 1,984 residents in the 2020 census.
- The city was founded in 1888 by Benjamin Woodbury Driggs, Jr. and Don Carlos Driggs.
- Teton Valley was once known as Pierre’s Hole and hosted the fur trade Rendezvous of 1832.
- Driggs-Reed Memorial Airport lies within city limits, and the town sits at about 6,145 feet in elevation.
What Drives Value in Driggs Real Estate
Around Driggs you will find older homes in town, newer subdivisions, and parcels of open ground spread across the valley floor. Mountain homes and recreational properties sit alongside working farm ground, so two houses a mile apart can have very different buyers.
Because the valley is a mix of full-time homes and recreation property, an appraiser has to choose comparable sales with care. Sales from Teton Valley itself, rather than from the Snake River Plain, give the clearest picture of what a Driggs home or lot is worth.
Appraisals We Complete in Driggs
New building, vacant land and second homes are all part of the Teton Valley market, so these services match what Driggs owners and buyers tend to need.
- Residential Appraisals: Home valuations for purchase, refinance, relocation, new construction and more, at a fair and competitive fee.
- Land Appraisal: Zoning, access, shape, location and nearby uses, weighed to value a parcel of land.
- New Construction: Valuing a home from its plans so construction costs, lot value and final value line up.
- Recreational & Remote Property: Cabins, remote homes, hobby farms and Island Park short-term rentals, valued by an appraiser who knows the area.
Why Driggs Calls Dixon Appraisal
From the St. Anthony office, Driggs is reached by way of Rexburg and State Highway 33 into Teton Valley. Certified Chief Appraiser Jeramy Dixon brings 21 years of experience with rural eastern Idaho property, including larger homes with non-typical design. Teton County is one of the nine counties Dixon serves.
Need an Appraisal in Driggs?
Talk directly with Certified Chief Appraiser Jeramy Dixon, or send a quote request.
Teton County, Idaho
Serving Driggs and Nearby
Our office is at 567 N 2000 E, St. Anthony, ID 83445. Along with Driggs, we also serve Victor, Tetonia, Swan Valley and Ashton.
See every town we serve on our service areas page.
Driggs Appraisal Questions
Can you appraise a vacant lot or acreage in Teton Valley?
Yes. Land appraisals look at size, access, utilities, zoning and recent sales of similar parcels in the valley, then explain the value in a written report.
My Driggs home has a custom design. Does that change the appraisal?
It can. Homes with non-typical layouts or finishes need careful comparable selection, and Dixon has experience with exactly this kind of property in rural eastern Idaho.
How do I set up an appraisal in Driggs?
Call (208) 520-7065 and share the property address and the reason for the appraisal. We will confirm the details and schedule a visit.
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Trusted by the People We Work With
I highly recommend Dixon appraisal services. The staff is very knowledgeable of the area and all the variations of the appraisal business. The staff is extremely friendly and pleasant to work with. I will continue to use this appraisal service for any future needs.
Cari A.
Ready for an Appraisal in Driggs?
Talk with Certified Chief Appraiser Jeramy Dixon about your property. Lenders, realtors, buyers, sellers, attorneys, accountants and investors across nine Eastern and Central Idaho counties rely on our reports.
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