North End
The North End is one of Boise’s oldest residential
neighborhoods, known for its tree-lined streets,
historic architecture, and strong sense of
community. Hyde Park features local shops,
restaurants, and coffee houses, making it a popular
destination for residents and visitors alike.
Highlands
Situated east of Bogus Basin Road, the Highlands
neighborhood features well-maintained mid-
century homes with beautiful views and proximity
to downtown Boise. Residents enjoy easy access to
Ridge-to-Rivers trails and a close-knit community,
making it a desirable area for outdoor enthusiasts.
Southeast Boise (Warm Springs and Harris Ranch)
Encompassing areas around Warm Springs Ave. and
Harris Ranch, is known for upscale homes near the
Boise River. The Greenbelt, a scenic pathway along
the river, offers recreational opportunities, while the
proximity to downtown and natural landscapes.
Barber Valley
Located southeast of downtown, Barber Valley offers
foothills access, scenic parks, and proximity to the
Boise River Greenbelt. This growing neighborhood
balances urban amenities with natural beauty.
East End
Characterized by views of the Boise Foothills and
a mix of historic homes and newer developments.
Residents have easy access to hiking and biking
trails, as well as top-rated schools and cultural
attractions like the Idaho Botanical Garden.
Downtown Boise
As the cultural and economic center of the city,
Downtown Boise features a mix of restaurants,
shops, theaters, and art galleries. With various
housing options, including apartments and
condominiums, it appeals to those seeking
an urban lifestyle with events and festivals
throughout the year.
Northwest Boise
Bordering the Boise Foothills to the north and
State Street to the south, Northwest Boise offers
a blend of old and new neighborhoods. With
proximity to downtown, Veteran’s Memorial Park,
and the Boise Greenbelt.
Notable Neighborhoods