(relaxing music)
- [Dave] Beautiful New Plymouth.
The largest horse shoe in the world.
And we're right here in the middle of the horse shoe part.
This is the boulevard which is a huge park
that makes that big U shape throughout the whole horse shoe.
This is a master planned community
by William Smythe, I believe, from Chicago
back in 1895, and they actually built the community
in 1896, so it's got a lot of history here.
Nice and peaceful, about 1500 souls that live here.
Just seems like a really nice place.
But I do have, I have clients that move here
because they said the school system is so great,
which makes sense.
You know, it's smaller.
You know everyone knows everybody.
Kids can't get away with nothing
without the parents finding out.
And you probably have the kind of parents here
that care what their kids get up to.
Let's go take a look at downtown.
Nice looking little downtown.
Pizza joint, that's all I needed to hear.
Then that huge building down there is some kind of
a internet truck parts kind of a place.
Must be doing really well.
Napa Auto Parts.
Definitely not a dying town at all.
But yet it's small enough that you can know everybody.
Always a neighbor willing to lend a helping hand.
The antique store, that's wild.
Thrift store, I like that too.
Huh.
Must be the local hell raiser.
I don't know.
Wanna get back to the simple life,
but we're still 30 miles from Nampa,
50 miles from Boise.
So you wanted to get some shopping in
you could easily do that.
And of course the way between here and there
is Interstate 84,
and all the way between New Plymouth
and Caldwell it's 80 mile and hour.
So you could make a pretty quick trip out of it.
So here we are outside of New Plymouth.
Just wanted to give you an example of
what life might be like out here.
Beautiful home on quite a few acres.
Nice little barn for all your animals and toys and projects.
Might just see some turkeys out here, too.
In fact, there they are now.
I guess now that Thanksgiving over
they feel a bit more confident, huh?
What a beautiful view.
At the bottom of that ridge over there
is the Payette River.
Tell me this isn't beautiful out here.
Here we are,
the second week into January.
Blue skies.
You wouldn't wanna live here?
I would.