4 BED | 3 BATH | 2,314 SQFT
Welcome home to this fantastic home. Located just minutes to Lake Lowell, Red Hawk Golf course and downtown Nampa.
4 BED | 2 BATH | 1,302 SQFT
This single-level home on a quiet Meridian corner lot offers vaulted ceilings, a remodeled bathroom, new AC, and plenty of parking including RV space. Close to The Village, downtown Meridian, and top-rated schools, perfect for first-time buyers or investors seeking value in a prime location.
8 BED | 8 BATH | 3,866 SQFT
Two individually platted townhomes offered together as a bundled investment in Garden City, Idaho, steps from the Boise River Greenbelt with no rental restrictions and strong cash flow potential.
4 BED | 2.5 BATH | 2,585 SQFT
Set on over half an acre at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Kuna, this upgraded home offers a pool and spa, oversized RV parking, a 4-car garage, a bonus room, and a backyard built for both entertaining and everyday use.
15 Individually Platted Townhomes | 0.68 Acres
Violets Crossing is a 2024-built, 15-unit luxury townhome portfolio in Garden City offering three floor plans, custom modern finishes, entry-level suites with STR potential, low $50/month HOAs, and a walkable Boise River Greenbelt location, positioned for strong cash flow and long-term appreciation as the river corridor continues to develop.
4 UNITS | 4,806 SQFT
Excellent investment opportunity! Impeccably well managed fourplex in central Nampa! 2-story townhouse style units; 3 bedroom / 1.5 bath units. Located close to Northwest Nazarene University. Quiet neighborhood with no through traffic. Spacious 1200 SF units with washer, dryer, refrigerator, stove, microwave and dishwasher in all units. Assigned parking and storage units with each apartment. Excellent rental history! HUGE UPSIDE IN RENTS! 1031 E Iowa Ave. also for sale.
3 BED | 1.5 BATH | 1344 SQFT
What a great find! This home on the Boise Bench has been meticulously maintained. Features include: custom masonry, a fully covered back patio, original hardwood floors, mature shade-trees, gardening space, RV parking and a spectacular backyard. The home is centrally located with quick access to the freeway, shopping, restaurants, BSU and Downtown Boise.
3 BED | 2.5 BATH | 2,960 SQFT
Nearly 3/4 acre w stunning in-ground pool. Lightly lived-in and upgraded. Spacious, open bright floor plan with lots of space and functionality. Features include 3 large bedrooms that all have walk-in closets! Spacious loft opens to the great room w/fireplace below. Master suite offers a big oval soaker tub, separate shower & dual vanities. Main floor has den/office in front, big built-in mud room off HUGE finished 4 car garage for ALL the toys. Double RV storage
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