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Overview
How often have you dreamed of spending a quiet day fishing in the waters of the grand Arrowrock Reservoir, with only the soft waves and your thoughts for company? Have you ever wanted to take long walks along the tree-lined ridges of Sacajawea, undisturbed by the constraints of time, like Hemingway may have done a century back? Retirement homes in Idaho provide you with an opportunity to give shape to many such dreams that you have always nurtured, but could never realize because of a thousand responsibilities that always held you back. Idaho is one of the most picturesque U.S. states with its steep canyons, rugged mountain trails, hot springs, forests, rivers and magnificent lakes. It is also a great place for sightseeing, outdoor camping, long distance biking and white water rafting.
Located in the Pacific Northwest region of the US, Idaho is among the popular retirement locations in the US. An abundance of natural resources, a low cost of living and a friendly neighborhood prompt seniors to buy retirement homes in Idaho.
Idaho – at a Glance
| Population |
Climate |
State Income Tax |
State Sales Tax |
Median Home Price |
| 1,499,402 (2007 Estimate) |
Continental Climate |
6% |
1.6% to 7.8% |
$200,000 |
Pros:Plenty of attractions including the Twin Falls, Hells Canyon and Crystal ice cave.
The cost of living is quite low.
Cons:73% of the total area of Idaho is mountainous. If you do not prefer high places, think twice before shifting to Idaho. The temperature remains cool all year long.
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Future Years
