251 W Linden Bld. 6
- 1 unit available
- 3 bed
- Amenities
In unit laundry, Some paid utils, and Internet access
In unit laundry, Some paid utils, and Internet access
In unit laundry, Dogs allowed, Air conditioning, Some paid utils, Microwave, Internet access + more
W/D hookup, Some paid utils, and Internet access
Garage, Walk in closets, Air conditioning, and Internet access

W/D hookup, Patio / balcony, Pet friendly, Garage, Recently renovated, and Walk in closets
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This town was named after a railroad conductor named Earl Chubbuck. He was in charge of loading railroad cars with agricultural produce from the area. All produce in the area was loaded on to the trains at the Chubbuck Siding.
The area was home to Blackfoot Indians long before settlers arrived
View Chubbuck City GuideThis town was named after a railroad conductor named Earl Chubbuck. He was in charge of loading railroad cars with agricultural produce from the area. All produce in the area was loaded on to the trains at the Chubbuck Siding.
The area was home to Blackfoot Indians long before settlers arrived
