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Families that make their homes in Nampa ID are fortunate to be surrounded by plenty of opportunities for free outdoor fun. The Treasure Valley has numerous parks, natural areas, and water features to keep your family busy all year round.
One of the biggest attractions near Boise ID homes is the area known as the Boise Foothills. Located just north of Boise, the Foothills are easy to get to from Boise and nearby communities.
When you move into the Homestead community of new homes in Eagle ID, you’ll have plenty of fun things to do in your free time.
The Trailcreek is one of our favorite designs for Eagle ID new homes. This spacious one-story home is designed for comfortable living with a touch of luxury.
We’re getting started on a new phase of our popular Cartwright Ranch community of homes in Boise ID. Located in Northwest Boise, Cartwright Ranch offers a rural setting in a location that’s convenient to area amenities. We’ll be ready to start building soon in the new Highlands section of this highly desired community!
Are you looking for new ways to organize your home in Boise, ID? Since most of us spend more time at home, we want our spaces to look good and function efficiently. Try these emerging trends to keep your home more organized in 2022:
The Homestead community of Eagle ID new homes is filling up fast! There are only a few listings left in Phase 7, and we’re getting ready to start Phase 8, which will be the last phase of this popular community.
Are you wondering why Meridian ID homes are so much in demand these days? Maybe you’ve heard that Meridian is the fastest-growing city in Idaho. We can think of at least six reasons why people are flocking to this popular city:
We’re excited to introduce a brand new floor plan for homes in Nampa, ID. This home is large enough for a family but still manageable for a couple or a single person, and it’s ideal for those who need a secluded flex space for a teen hangout, man cave, exercise room, or home office.
If you’ve been looking for new homes in Eagle ID, you probably know that the market is still hot. Inventory remains low, creating a lot of competition among home buyers. Homes don’t stay on the market for long, and when they do sell, they often go for more than the asking price.