Teton, Idaho Property Appraisals by a Fremont County Appraiser

The City of Teton

• Settlement began at Teton in 1883, when the area was still part of Bingham County. Fremont County was formed in 1893.
• Teton had 787 residents in the 2020 census.
• Teton sits on a modest bench and was largely spared when the Teton Dam failed in 1976, though the flood devastated towns downstream.
• The city lies at about 4,948 feet and is part of the Rexburg micropolitan area.

Homes and Small Acreage in Teton

Teton is a quiet farm community with mostly single-family homes, some on larger lots, and farmland just outside town. Buyers often choose it for the small-town setting close to both St. Anthony and Rexburg.

A town of under 800 people sees only a few sales at a time, so the appraisal has to look carefully at nearby Fremont and Madison county sales that truly match. A home with a few acres and a shop calls for different comparables than a house on a town lot.

Appraisals We Complete in Teton

Homes in a small farm town are commonly financed with conventional, FHA or USDA loans, and some come with acreage that needs a land-savvy appraisal.

• Residential Appraisals: Home valuations for purchase, refinance, relocation, new construction and more, at a fair and competitive fee.
• Refinance & Purchase: An impartial value so your lender knows the home supports the loan amount.
• FHA & USDA Loans: Appraisals that meet lender needs and HUD minimum property requirements.
• Land Appraisal: Zoning, access, shape, location and nearby uses, weighed to value a parcel of land.

Why Teton Calls Dixon Appraisal

Teton is close to our St. Anthony office, so scheduling is easy. We are locally owned, we work with top lenders nationwide as well as local buyers and sellers, and we know how rural Fremont County homes compare with one another.