Historic Flour Mill (Lower Level) from the 1800's!

Stay somewhere unique! How about a historic flour mill? This property is the lower level of one of the oldest buildings in Shelley, ID. In fact, it was here before Shelley even became a town! Built in the late 1800's it was originally a flour and alfalfa mill. Completely renovated, it has a new life welcoming guests. It's been in our family for generations and now we are happy to share it with you! This building has so much character! The walls are 2 1/2 feet thick cement with drywall over the original cement on the inside. We've updated it with brand new paint, carpet, tile and custom cement treatment throughout and kept a lot of the industrial touches that mark the history of this unique building. It's HUGE! Whether you are hosting a bigger group or just staying as a couple or single, this place has lots of open space to stretch out. Out the lower door into the sunken patio, you can still see the mechanism for the old scale. The original grain elevators are still in place. Feel free to walk around and have a look! This is a one of a kind place to stay. It's nice and quiet. There is plenty of parking in the driveway out front off the street. The flour mill is about an hour and a half from Yellowstone National Park and Jackson Hole WY. It's a short 20 minute drive into Idaho Falls from here. An 45 minute drive will take you into Rexburg, home of Brigham Young University- Idaho.