Idaho's fastest-growing city, where new construction and established neighborhoods sit side by side. See what is for sale in Ammon.
At a $445,000 median, Ammon runs about 11% above Idaho Falls city, the region's most in-demand family market, and the tightest for inventory.
Source: 209 closed single-family sales, Snake River Regional MLS, trailing 12 months to 21 August 2026. Compiled by Smith Robinson Real Estate Two70 · updated 28 August 2026.
Ammon runs on Bonneville School District 93, and most of what gets built here gets built for families who plan to stay.
Ammon is served by Bonneville Joint School District 93, which runs the elementary schools in town plus Hillcrest and Thunder Ridge high schools. Ratings and boundaries change, so check the district directly for the address you are considering.
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McCowin Park and numerous community spaces offer trails, sports facilities, and gathering places for families. A vibrant outdoor lifestyle awaits.
Ammon has kept adding parks, pathways and new neighborhoods as it has grown, and the city recreation program has grown with it.
With steady growth and new developments, Ammon offers a variety of neighborhoods at different price points, something for every family.
Community events, local organizations, and a lot of neighborhood pride. Ammon is its own city, not a subdivision of Idaho Falls, and it behaves like one.
The subdivisions buyers ask about by name, and what each one actually runs.
A well-established neighborhood featuring mature landscaping, solid mid-range homes, and mature trees. Close to schools and parks, with sidewalks most of the way.
Premium newer developments with modern architecture and larger lots. Known for spacious homes, quality finishes, and a strong neighborhood presence. Great views and growing amenities.
A popular choice for growing families with a mix of mid-range and higher-end homes. Close proximity to parks, shopping, and schools makes it a central hub for community activity.
Ammon's newest and most dynamic growth area. Modern developments, new construction, and contemporary designs attract families seeking the latest amenities and turning-key homes.
District 93 is ranked among Idaho's top school districts with excellent schools at all levels.
Hillcrest High serves most of Ammon, with Thunder Ridge High covering the south and east. Both are D93 schools with strong academics, athletics, and college-prep programs. The exact boundary affects your address, we'll confirm the feed before you write an offer.
Ammon students feed into Rocky Mountain Middle and Sandcreek Middle. Both emphasize STEM and a strong activities program, and support the district's above-state test performance.
Ammon, Cloverdale, Falls Valley, Hillcrest, Tiebreaker, and Woodland Hills elementaries serve the city. Most are walkable from their neighborhoods, a real draw for young families choosing D93.
What it's really like to call Ammon home.
Ammon offers the perfect balance of small-town community and modern convenience. You're just minutes from Idaho Falls for shopping, dining, and entertainment, yet you enjoy the safety and tight-knit atmosphere of a growing family-focused city.
Commutes are manageable. Most residents can reach their workplaces in 15-20 minutes. The low cost of living compared to other western cities, combined with excellent schools and infrastructure, creates an exceptional value proposition for growing families.
Year-round outdoor recreation is part of everyday life. Hiking, biking, and water sports are close by. Community events, farmers markets, and local celebrations bring neighbors together throughout the year.
Straight answers about Southeast Idaho's fastest-growing city.
$445,000, about 11% above Idaho Falls city, closing at a 100.0% sale-to-list ratio. Older Ammon: $360K–$450K. Taylor Crossing: $430K–$620K. South Ammon custom builds: $475K–$800K+.
Three reasons: D93 schools outperform Idaho Falls D91 on testing, newer housing stock (mostly post-2000), and quick freeway access to INL. Demand from INL engineers and relocating families drives the 10–15% premium.
Taylor Crossing (modern, pools/parks, $430K–$620K), Sandcreek Commons (established, mature trees, $410K–$580K), Comore Loma (walkable to schools, $400K–$560K), and newer South Ammon for custom builds.
15–30 days typical. Taylor Crossing and Sandcreek Commons often go under contract within 20 days, sometimes with multiple offers on desirable floor plans.
Bonneville Joint School District 93. Elementary: Ammon, Cloverdale, Falls Valley, Hillcrest, Tiebreaker, Woodland Hills. Middle: Rocky Mountain, Sandcreek. High: Hillcrest High School and Thunder Ridge High School (south/east Ammon).
Local guides from the team that closes on these streets.
• Homes for Sale in Ammon: What Every Buyer Should Know, subdivisions, price bands, and what moves fast.
• Best Neighborhoods in Ammon, a street-level breakdown of every subdivision worth your money.
• Best Neighborhoods in the Idaho Falls Metro for Families, how Ammon stacks up block by block.
• The 2026 Idaho Falls Market Report, the metro data behind Ammon's ~10% premium.
Smith Robinson Real Estate Two70 is a broker-agent team, Rick Robinson (25+ years, Broker) and Grant Smith, with every listing marketed through our in-house media studio.
D93 schools and newer construction mean Ammon homes don't fit a national algorithm's averages. Get a free instant estimate, then a real local CMA from closed sales near you.
Looking at new construction in Ammon? See our neighborhood guides for Comore Loma and Taylor Crossing, or browse every subdivision we cover.