4886 N Ellicott Ln Garden City, ID 83703

3 BED | 3 BATH | 1,868 SQFT

Discover this charming 3-bedroom, ensuite bathroom home nestled near Boise's scenic Greenbelt and the tranquil Boise River. Step inside to discover a spacious layout designed for modern living. The master bedroom, conveniently located on the main floor, provides a serene retreat with its own private bathroom, offering both convenience & privacy.

The surrounding area offers a plethora of outdoor activities, with the Boise River & fishing pond just a stone's throw away, perfect for nature enthusiasts & outdoor adventurers alike. Enjoy leisurely strolls or bike rides along the nearby Greenbelt, immersing yourself in the natural beauty of the Boise landscape.

For those who appreciate the convenience of city living, this home is just minutes away from downtown Boise, where you'll find an array of dining, shopping, & entertainment options to suit every taste. Low maintenance landscaping ensures that outdoor upkeep is a breeze. allowing you to spend more time enjoying your private backyard. BATVA

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