Neighborhoods in Boise, ID

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Foothills

Just east of Boise's downtown city center are the vibrant green nature preserves, trails and spectacular views of Treasure Valley among Boise's Foothills. This rural-suburban neighborhood includes several subdivisions ranging from established to almost new. Most shopping, dining and entertainment for residents of the Foothills is a brief drive or
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  $1.09M
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  $438K - $4.4M
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Central Foothills

Boise is an outdoorsy city overall, but few neighborhoods have access to as much nature as Central Foothills. This northeast Boise community at the base of the foothills places residents within walking distance of various open-aired amenities while being a quick drive or bike ride from downtown. “The people here are outdoorsy,” says Central
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  $861K
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  $621K - $1.9M
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  1 Listing
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East End

Considered one of Boise’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods, East End has a storybook feel. Architecture here varies, from whimsical Victorian structures to 100-year-old bungalows, and outdoor recreation is all over, from the banks of the Boise River to the trails of the hilly Military Reserve. The neighborhood is 2 miles from downtown, which
- Average Value
  
  $851K
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  $507K - $3.4M
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  14 Listings
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North End

With the foothills to the north, downtown Boise to the south and a historic business district at its heart, the North End has immediate access to the Idaho capital’s standout features. “It’s a historic part of town covered in foliage and trees,” says Erik Hagen, owner of Erik Hagen Architecture and president of the North End Neighborhood
- Average Value
  
  $813K
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  $461K - $2.2M
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  25 Listings
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Barber Valley

Once the site of a thriving lumber company and a small industry town, Barber Valley — one of Boise’s easternmost neighborhoods — is now known for its location between Boise River and the dry, grassy foothills. Few Boise communities enjoy immediate access to both these natural amenities, and locals make the most of their privileged placement. “Life
- Average Value
  
  $801K
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  $353K - $2.3M
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  24 Listings
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Downtown Boise

In the heart of the state capital, Downtown Boise blends urban convenience with natural beauty. “Downtown Boise has a little bit of everything,” says Kealy Baughman, an associate broker and team leader at Trail 27 Real Estate Group specializing in Boise real estate. “It’s got a fun nightlife scene because Boise State University is nearby. Julia
- Average Value
  
  $724K
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  $362K - $2.9M
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  24 Listings
Downtown Boise
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West Downtown Boise

Fewer than 300 people live in the quaint community of West Downtown Boise, right next to the city's main urban hub. It’s the city’s smallest official neighborhood at only nine square blocks. However, the list of amenities it has easy access to is surprisingly extensive. “Some people would say it’s quieter, but you’re also closer to Main Street and
- Average Value
  
  $644K
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  $493K - $1.1M
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  5 Listings
West Downtown Boise
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Southeast Boise

Tucked between the Boise River and Boise State University, Southeast Boise is one of the fastest-growing areas in the city. “It’s near the Albertsons grocery store headquarters and the Micron technology campus, which are two of the biggest employers in the state,” says Kealy Baughman, the owner-broker of Trail 27 Real Estate Group, who has sold
- Average Value
  
  $599K
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  $300K - $2.2M
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  40 Listings
Southeast Boise
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Collister

The Collister neighborhood represents much of what the Treasure Valley offers, with towering mountain ranges and a mature canopy of trees to the east and the Boise Metro skyline to the south. Collister is becoming a coveted neighborhood with large lots, low population density and an ag overlay close to town. "When they were built, it was a way
- Average Value
  
  $568K
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  $378K - $1.8M
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  12 Listings
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Central Rim

The Central Rim is the northernmost neighborhood in the Boise Bench, a cluster of enclaves just south of the Boise River. With access to the city’s primary commuter trail, the interstate and several prominent green spaces, residents can easily visit downtown or enjoy the natural beauty that surrounds it. “We consider this prime Bench,” says
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  $558K
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  $314K - $1.2M
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  6 Listings
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Veterans Park

Located 2 miles northwest of downtown Boise, Veterans Park is a quiet neighborhood with access to some of the city’s most popular recreation spots. “It's a nice area, and it’s right off the Greenbelt,” says David Wuertz, a broker at Wuertz Real Estate. “This area is also by Whitewater Park, where people can surf, and there are sandy beaches and
- Average Value
  
  $557K
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  $358K - $1.1M
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  21 Listings
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Sunset

The gridded, tree-shaded streets of Sunset are home to over 3,000 Boiseans, about 1 mile northwest of downtown. This primarily residential neighborhood sits immediately south of the Boise foothills and west of the historic North End. While the North End is known for its historic, meticulously maintained homes, Sunset features similarly
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  $556K
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  $390K - $994K
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  12 Listings
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Depot Bench

Boise's Depot Bench came to life in 1925 when the historic Boise Union-Pacific Depot started service to Chicago and Portland. Bordering the famous Ann Morrison Park, the Depot Bench sits directly south of Downtown, where residents enjoy convenience to the most popular parts of the city. Additionally, the neighborhood sits 60 feet above the
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  $537K
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  $273K - $2.7M
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  12 Listings
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Southwest Boise

Southwest Boise is one of the most popular neighborhoods, brimming with residential blocks of manicured lawns and wide streets. The neighborhood is a short distance from the Boise Airport and downtown while being close to several other entertainment venues and varying neighborhoods. "You have direct access to the freeway to get around the city,
- Average Value
  
  $528K
- List Price
  
  $375K - $1.3M
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  142 Listings
Southwest Boise
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South Boise Village

Less than 1 mile south of the Boise River is South Boise Village, a historic section of Idaho’s capital city. “It is the oldest subdivision on the south side of the river, developed in 1890,” says Barbara Bauer. She’s the co-owner and president of TAG Historical Research and Consulting, a longtime South Boise resident and a local history expert.
- Average Value
  
  $500K
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  $326K - $1.4M
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  3 Listings
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West Boise

West Boise, once an agricultural hub, has transformed into a residential neighborhood with a mix of spacious ranch-style homes, Craftsman-inspired designs, 1970s single-level houses, and modern constructions within master-planned communities. The area features neighborhood parks, green spaces, and schools, with remnants of its early 1900s orchard
- Average Value
  
  $479K
- List Price
  
  $102K - $1.1M
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  143 Listings
West Boise
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Northwest

Resting at the base of the Boise Foothills, Northwest Boise is one of the many picturesque neighborhoods of the Treasure Valley, acting as an entryway to the City of Trees. The neighborhood is lauded for its proximity to nature and Boise's most popular areas. "Everyone wants to live in the north end," says Bridget Crawford, a real estate
- Average Value
  
  $477K
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  $87K - $1.5M
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  31 Listings
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Central Bench

Across the Boise River from downtown Boise is the Central Bench, a neighborhood where residents are close to their community. “People here are very friendly,” Jennifer Louis, with Silvercreek Realty Group, says. “We talk to our neighbors in the Bench and know them well.” True to its name, Central Bench is a central location of the Treasure Valley,
- Average Value
  
  $461K
- List Price
  
  $211K - $1.9M
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  43 Listings
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Vista

Located on the Boise Bench, Vista offers residents easy access to Downtown Boise and affordable housing options compared to other neighborhoods on the city’s east side. A former farming community, the neighborhood has developed into a residential hub sprinkled with local businesses. “It’s very much a neighborhood feel with a lot of local flavor,”
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  $435K
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  $248K - $985K
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  32 Listings
Vista

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