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Boise, Idaho in Ada County
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Also known as:
City of Trees
City motto: Energy Peril Success
83 active listings near Boise
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$3,795,000   * 4162 W Quail Hill Ct
$2,950,000   * 4843 N Settlers Ridge Pl
$2,950,000   * 4843 N Settlers Ridge Pl
$2,684,247    3333-3386 W Whimbrel Ln
$2,490,900    5802 W Hill Rd
$1,750,000    River 2022 Clb Parcel C
$1,750,000    River 2022 Clb Parcel C
$1,499,900    5466 N Quail Summit Pl
$1,499,900   * 4794 N Eyrie Way
$1,199,000   * 3471 N Plantation River Dr
$1,175,000   * 2074 W Falcon Point Ct
$1,099,000   * 4721 N Arrow Villa Way
$1,095,000   * 5500 W Lake River Ln
$999,900    5321 W Wylie Ln
$999,900    5321 W Wylie Ln
$975,000    6491 N Hillsboro Pl
$949,900   * 6159 N Hillsboro Pl
$899,000    3271 W Scenic Dr
$850,000   * 5920 W Hill Rd
$849,900   * 3514 N Collister Dr
$849,900   * 3514 N Collister Dr
$849,900   * 3514 N Collister Dr
$799,000   * 4574 N Mackenzie Ln
$797,000   * 3601 N Plantation River Dr
$765,000    4025/4023 W Hill Rd
$750,000    3803 W Catalpa Dr
$749,000    5482 W Tivoli Ln
$715,000   * 3881 W Magnolia Ln
$699,900   * 4950 W Baywood St
$699,000    5873 W Drawbridge Dr
$698,500    3010 N 30th St
$670,000    5799 W Drawbridge Dr
$669,900    5019 N Bitterbrush Dr
$659,933    5873 N Collister Dr
$650,000    5847 W Riverbend Ln
$649,989   * 3413 W Bellomy Ln
$649,500    1925 N 30th St
$645,000    5328 W Bainbridge Dr
$635,000   * 3409 N Sycamore Dr
$635,000   * 3557 N Rock Creek Ln
$634,900    4804 W Bloom St
$630,000    914 N Riviera Dr
$629,900   * 5088 N Thorton Ln
$629,000   * 3705 W Catalpa Dr
$614,900   * 2420 N 28th St
$598,900   * 2459 N Birchgrove Ln
$580,000    5809 W Ellens Ferry Dr
$577,900    4503 N Shirley Ave
$565,000    4217 N Kessinger Ln
$550,000    4443 N Accipiter Way
$544,900    2716 N 36th St
$540,000   * 4110 W Hill Rd
$539,900    2816 W Neff St
$529,999   * 2713 N 28th St
$529,900   * 5832 W Hill Rd
$525,000    3611 W Burke Ave
$499,999    4071 N Bayou Ln
$499,900   * 2507 N 32nd St
$499,900    2723 N 36th St
$490,000    3151 W Grace St
$489,900    4207 N Sorrel Pl
$475,000    4658 N Accipiter Pl
$470,000    4580 N Greer St
$459,900   * 3991 N Bayou Ln
$445,000   * 4738 N Bitterbrush Dr
$427,400    3700 W Barr St
$425,000    1919 N 34th St
$414,868   * 2934 N Saint James Pl
$399,900   * 4351 W Alamosa St
$399,900    2078 N 33rd St
$399,000    4212 N Edwards St
$398,500    4682 N Hacienda Ave
$389,000   * 2808 N 29th St
$359,900   * 5498 N Polecat Lofts Ln
$345,000   * 6155 W Villa Park St
$269,900    4114 W Garnet St
$262,000    3323 N Lakeharbor Ln Apt 202
$262,000   * 3335 N Lakeharbor Ln Apt 105
$234,900    3378 N 39th St
$225,000    3323 N Lakeharbor Ln Apt 302
$92,000   * 5469 N Glen Ln
$49,900   * 6990 W Royal Glen Ln
$39,900   * 4210 W State T Unit 19

Interested in fun facts and the history of Boise, ID?
Then read on!

Here are a couple of true facts and important historical events that occurred near the city of Boise, Idaho:

1. Boise is situated at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, and it is located near the Boise National Forest which offers many opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, camping, fishing, and skiing.

2. In the 19th century, Boise grew rapidly as a center for gold mining and agriculture, and it also became a major transportation hub for the region with the arrival of the Oregon Trail.

3. The Idaho State Capitol building is located in downtown Boise, and it was completed in 1912 at a cost of $2 million. The building is made of sandstone quarried from nearby Table Rock and has an impressive dome that is visible from many parts of the city.

4. One of the most significant events in Boise's history was the devastating fire of 1865, which destroyed much of the city's downtown area. The fire started in a bakery and quickly spread to nearby buildings, causing widespread destruction and leading to the construction of more fire-resistant buildings in the area.

5. Boise is also known for its vibrant arts and culture scene, which includes numerous museums, galleries, theaters, and performing arts venues. The city is home to the Boise Art Museum, the Egyptian Theatre, the Idaho Botanical Garden, and the Idaho Shakespeare Festival, among others.