Southeast Boise New Subdivisions

New Homes and Communities in Southeast Boise
MLS AREA 100 | Boise, ID 83702

Southeast Boise includes zip codes 83706 and 83716. The area is bordered to the west by the Boise State University Campus, to the north by the Boise River, to the South by Interstate 84, and to the East by the Boise Foothills and HWY 21 including Micron Technology.

The majority of the homes in Southeast Boise were built between 1970 and 2000; therefore, most of the properties are in mature neighborhoods with mature trees and landscapes. There are still opportunities to purchase new construction, although the inventory of new homes is much smaller than in other areas of Boise. It is a beautiful, quiet, area, stockpiled with desirable amenities and scenic treasures, making it a great place to live, work, and play.

The rest of SE Boise was developed in the last thirty years with suburban-style homes. Unlike the more typical flat suburban sprawl, residents of South East Boise are reminded of their city's natural beauty as they catch a close view of Table Rock, or drive along the winding Parkcenter Blvd. along the Boise River. Columbia Village and the older subdivision Oregon Trail Heights were the first major planned communities in Southeast Boise with an elementary and middle school all within walking distance from all homes. Developed with the middle carved out for schools and a large soccer complex (over 20 fields), as well as a baseball complex, swimming pools, and the best view in the valley. Most people consider this end of Boise a hidden gem as just about everything is about minutes from home: the river, greenbelt, the mountains, lakes, snow, high mountain desert, and more. The subdivision is located at the intersections of Interstate 84, Idaho 21, and Federal Way (former US Highway), which are all major arteries to get anywhere in Boise. Learn more about Boise, ID.

Area Highlights

• Most neighborhoods are within walking distance to the Greenbelt and the Boise River.
• Minutes away from water recreation at Lucky Peak Reservoir
• Minutes away from mountain biking, camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities
• Boise State University campus
• 12 beautiful city parks including Julia Davis, Barber Park, and the Simplot Sports Complex
• Idaho Shakespeare Festival Theater
• Minutes to Downtown
• Minutes to the Freeway and Boise Airport
• Approximately 52% fewer people per square mile than the Boise area as a whole
• The area high school, Timberline High School, is ranked among the top 1500 schools in the nation

Ten Reasons SE Boise a Great Place to Live

1. Boise State University
2. Greenbelt Access
3. Boise River Access
4. Tour Boise Train Depot & Koi Ponds
5. Simplot Sports Complex
6. Easy Commute to Micron, Airport (BOI) and Downtown
7. Intermountain Bird Observatory
8. Oregon Trail Reserve
9. Close to Downtown Boise Restaurants, Nightlife, First Thursdays and many community events
10. Saturday Market

Current Boise Real Estate Market Snapshot

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How have Southeast Boise Home Values changed over the last 16 years?

source: Intermountain MLS

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SE Boise New Subdivisions

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SE Boise Community Profiles

Ashleigh Commons
Barbless Hook | Bonneville Pointe | Bown Crossing Community | Bridgewalk
Columbia Village
Daybreak | Dundee
Echelon Ridge | Elevation Ridge
Farewell Bend
Glinden  Place
Hank Hugh
Kelton Crossing | Kroegers Ivy Wild
Lakewood | Las Ramblas Villas | Latigo Place | Lloyd | Londoners
Marsala Springs | Milo Place | Moxie Ridge
Oakmont
Painted Ridge | Penn Square  | Promontory Ridge
River Run | Rush Valley
Sewells | Solaire | Southeast Bluff | Spring Meadow | Sunny Ridge | Superior Ridge | Surprise Valley
Talavera | Tianna Park | Trailside | Trailwind
Utter Subdivision
Whistler Ridge

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