House in Boise, ID
4 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Welcome to your private retreat in Boise’s North End. This charming one bedroom, one bathroom home gives you a comfortable place of your own in one of the best locations for experiencing Boise.
The home is private, fully equipped, pet friendly, and surrounded by its own fenced outdoor space. Start your morning with coffee outside, spend the day exploring Boise, then come back to a quiet place that feels like home.
Whether you are visiting for a weekend, coming to Boise for work, bringing your dog along, or staying for several weeks, this home has everything you need for an easy and comfortable stay.
THE HOME
You will have the entire home to yourself.
Inside, you will find a comfortable living area, full kitchen, private bathroom, and separate bedroom. The bedroom features a queen bed with a high quality upgraded mattress, giving you a comfortable place to recharge at the end of the day.
The full kitchen makes it easy to prepare breakfast before heading out, make dinner at home, or settle in for a longer stay. The house is stocked with the essentials you need to feel comfortable from the moment you arrive.
Outside, you have your own fully fenced space. Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy a slow Boise morning outside. Relax in the evening after exploring the city. If you are traveling with a dog, the fenced space also makes staying here especially convenient.
This is a complete, standalone home. You get the comfort and privacy of having your own place while staying close to many of the things that make Boise such a great city to visit.
THE NORTH END
Location is one of the best parts of staying here.
Boise’s North End is one of the city’s most established and recognizable neighborhoods. It is known for mature trees, historic homes, neighborhood streets, local restaurants, coffee shops, parks, and easy access to the Boise Foothills.
It is a great area to explore on foot or by bike. Take a morning walk through the neighborhood. Grab coffee from a local shop. Head toward the river or downtown. Spend the afternoon outside, then find a patio or local restaurant for dinner.
You are close enough to downtown to enjoy the energy of the city while still having your own private place to return to.
HYDE PARK
Spend some time exploring Hyde Park, the historic neighborhood district along 13th Street in the North End.
Hyde Park is filled with local restaurants, coffee shops, patios, and neighborhood businesses. It is a great place to grab breakfast, meet friends for lunch, enjoy a drink outside, or simply walk around and experience a more local side of Boise.
Stop into Hyde Perk for coffee. Grab something from Certified Kitchen and Bakery. Treat yourself at Goody’s Soda Fountain. There are plenty of other restaurants and neighborhood favorites to discover along the way.
From Hyde Park, continue toward Camel’s Back Park for one of the classic North End experiences.
CAMEL’S BACK PARK AND THE BOISE FOOTHILLS
Camel’s Back Park is approximately 1.2 miles from the home and is one of Boise’s most recognizable parks.
Take the climb to the top for a great view over Boise. Relax in the park below or continue into the surrounding trail system.
Boise is known for its access to the Foothills, and the North End puts you in a great position to enjoy them. The Ridge to Rivers trail system offers miles of trails for hiking, running, mountain biking, and exploring.
It is one of the things that makes Boise unique. You can enjoy coffee in the city in the morning, spend a few hours on a trail, then be downtown for dinner that same evening.
ESTHER SIMPLOT PARK AND QUINN’S POND
Esther Simplot Park is approximately 0.8 mile from the home and is another great place to spend time outside.
The park offers ponds, walking paths, grassy areas, docks, picnic areas, and connections toward the Boise River and Greenbelt.
Next to the park you will find Quinn’s Pond, a popular Boise destination during the warmer months. You may see people paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming, relaxing by the water, or simply enjoying a sunny afternoon.
The nearby Boise Whitewater Park is another fun place to explore. Watch surfers and kayakers on the river or continue walking along the surrounding paths.
THE BOISE RIVER GREENBELT
One of the best ways to explore Boise is along the Boise River Greenbelt.
The Greenbelt follows the Boise River for miles and connects many of the city’s parks, neighborhoods, recreation areas, restaurants, and downtown attractions.
Walk it. Run it. Bring a bike and spend an afternoon exploring. Stop at a park or find a place along the river to relax.
The Greenbelt is one of those Boise experiences that can be as active or relaxing as you want it to be.
DOWNTOWN BOISE
Downtown Boise is less than two miles from the home, so restaurants, entertainment, shopping, and many of the city’s best known attractions are only minutes away.
Walk around the Idaho State Capitol. Explore Freak Alley Gallery. Visit the historic Basque Block. Find a restaurant or patio along 8th Street. Grab a local beer or cocktail. Spend an afternoon shopping, or simply walk around and see where the day takes you.
You can also explore Julia Davis Park, Zoo Boise, the Boise Art Museum, and the Idaho State Museum. The downtown and river areas make it easy to experience several Boise attractions in the same day.
When you are finished, you are only a short trip back to your private North End home.
COFFEE, FOOD, AND LOCAL FAVORITES
You will have plenty of local options nearby.
Janjou Pâtisserie is located right on State Street and is a great stop for pastries and coffee. Head into Hyde Park for more neighborhood coffee shops, bakeries, restaurants, and patios.
Continue into downtown and the options expand even further. Boise has a growing food scene with everything from casual neighborhood spots to date night restaurants, breweries, cocktail bars, and local coffee shops.
Part of the fun of this location is that you do not have to spend your entire trip driving from one side of the city to another. Many of Boise’s most popular areas are concentrated within a few miles of the house.
BRING YOUR DOG
Boise is a great city to experience with your four legged companion, and this home is pet friendly.
The private fenced outdoor space makes traveling with a dog much more convenient. The surrounding neighborhood also gives you plenty of options for walks.
When you want a longer adventure, head toward the Greenbelt, nearby parks, or one of Boise’s many outdoor recreation areas.
A GREAT HOME FOR LONGER STAYS
This house works just as well for an extended visit as it does for a weekend getaway.
The full kitchen allows you to cook at home. The separate bedroom gives you a comfortable place to recharge. Your private outdoor space gives you somewhere to step outside without leaving the property.
It is a great fit for couples, solo travelers, business travelers, visiting professionals, people relocating to Boise, or anyone who would rather have an entire home than a hotel room.
Settle in, unpack, and make yourself comfortable.
EXPERIENCE BOISE YOUR WAY
Some days can start with coffee outside and a walk through the North End.
Others might begin with breakfast in Hyde Park before heading into the Foothills. On a warm afternoon, head to Quinn’s Pond or Esther Simplot Park. Rent a bike and explore the Greenbelt. Spend the evening downtown enjoying dinner and drinks.
Or keep things simple.
Sleep in on the upgraded queen mattress. Make breakfast at home. Take your dog for a walk. Find a local coffee shop. Come back and relax in your private outdoor space.
That flexibility is what makes this home such a great Boise base.
You are close to downtown, the North End, Hyde Park, the Boise River, the Greenbelt, Esther Simplot Park, Quinn’s Pond, Camel’s Back Park, and the Boise Foothills.
At the same time, you still get something that can be hard to find in a central location. You get a private, standalone home with your own fenced outdoor space.
Come settle in and experience Boise at your own pace. Whether you are here to explore, work, visit family, enjoy the outdoors, or simply get away for a while, you will have a comfortable place to call home while you are here.
The home is private, fully equipped, pet friendly, and surrounded by its own fenced outdoor space. Start your morning with coffee outside, spend the day exploring Boise, then come back to a quiet place that feels like home.
Whether you are visiting for a weekend, coming to Boise for work, bringing your dog along, or staying for several weeks, this home has everything you need for an easy and comfortable stay.
THE HOME
You will have the entire home to yourself.
Inside, you will find a comfortable living area, full kitchen, private bathroom, and separate bedroom. The bedroom features a queen bed with a high quality upgraded mattress, giving you a comfortable place to recharge at the end of the day.
The full kitchen makes it easy to prepare breakfast before heading out, make dinner at home, or settle in for a longer stay. The house is stocked with the essentials you need to feel comfortable from the moment you arrive.
Outside, you have your own fully fenced space. Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy a slow Boise morning outside. Relax in the evening after exploring the city. If you are traveling with a dog, the fenced space also makes staying here especially convenient.
This is a complete, standalone home. You get the comfort and privacy of having your own place while staying close to many of the things that make Boise such a great city to visit.
THE NORTH END
Location is one of the best parts of staying here.
Boise’s North End is one of the city’s most established and recognizable neighborhoods. It is known for mature trees, historic homes, neighborhood streets, local restaurants, coffee shops, parks, and easy access to the Boise Foothills.
It is a great area to explore on foot or by bike. Take a morning walk through the neighborhood. Grab coffee from a local shop. Head toward the river or downtown. Spend the afternoon outside, then find a patio or local restaurant for dinner.
You are close enough to downtown to enjoy the energy of the city while still having your own private place to return to.
HYDE PARK
Spend some time exploring Hyde Park, the historic neighborhood district along 13th Street in the North End.
Hyde Park is filled with local restaurants, coffee shops, patios, and neighborhood businesses. It is a great place to grab breakfast, meet friends for lunch, enjoy a drink outside, or simply walk around and experience a more local side of Boise.
Stop into Hyde Perk for coffee. Grab something from Certified Kitchen and Bakery. Treat yourself at Goody’s Soda Fountain. There are plenty of other restaurants and neighborhood favorites to discover along the way.
From Hyde Park, continue toward Camel’s Back Park for one of the classic North End experiences.
CAMEL’S BACK PARK AND THE BOISE FOOTHILLS
Camel’s Back Park is approximately 1.2 miles from the home and is one of Boise’s most recognizable parks.
Take the climb to the top for a great view over Boise. Relax in the park below or continue into the surrounding trail system.
Boise is known for its access to the Foothills, and the North End puts you in a great position to enjoy them. The Ridge to Rivers trail system offers miles of trails for hiking, running, mountain biking, and exploring.
It is one of the things that makes Boise unique. You can enjoy coffee in the city in the morning, spend a few hours on a trail, then be downtown for dinner that same evening.
ESTHER SIMPLOT PARK AND QUINN’S POND
Esther Simplot Park is approximately 0.8 mile from the home and is another great place to spend time outside.
The park offers ponds, walking paths, grassy areas, docks, picnic areas, and connections toward the Boise River and Greenbelt.
Next to the park you will find Quinn’s Pond, a popular Boise destination during the warmer months. You may see people paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming, relaxing by the water, or simply enjoying a sunny afternoon.
The nearby Boise Whitewater Park is another fun place to explore. Watch surfers and kayakers on the river or continue walking along the surrounding paths.
THE BOISE RIVER GREENBELT
One of the best ways to explore Boise is along the Boise River Greenbelt.
The Greenbelt follows the Boise River for miles and connects many of the city’s parks, neighborhoods, recreation areas, restaurants, and downtown attractions.
Walk it. Run it. Bring a bike and spend an afternoon exploring. Stop at a park or find a place along the river to relax.
The Greenbelt is one of those Boise experiences that can be as active or relaxing as you want it to be.
DOWNTOWN BOISE
Downtown Boise is less than two miles from the home, so restaurants, entertainment, shopping, and many of the city’s best known attractions are only minutes away.
Walk around the Idaho State Capitol. Explore Freak Alley Gallery. Visit the historic Basque Block. Find a restaurant or patio along 8th Street. Grab a local beer or cocktail. Spend an afternoon shopping, or simply walk around and see where the day takes you.
You can also explore Julia Davis Park, Zoo Boise, the Boise Art Museum, and the Idaho State Museum. The downtown and river areas make it easy to experience several Boise attractions in the same day.
When you are finished, you are only a short trip back to your private North End home.
COFFEE, FOOD, AND LOCAL FAVORITES
You will have plenty of local options nearby.
Janjou Pâtisserie is located right on State Street and is a great stop for pastries and coffee. Head into Hyde Park for more neighborhood coffee shops, bakeries, restaurants, and patios.
Continue into downtown and the options expand even further. Boise has a growing food scene with everything from casual neighborhood spots to date night restaurants, breweries, cocktail bars, and local coffee shops.
Part of the fun of this location is that you do not have to spend your entire trip driving from one side of the city to another. Many of Boise’s most popular areas are concentrated within a few miles of the house.
BRING YOUR DOG
Boise is a great city to experience with your four legged companion, and this home is pet friendly.
The private fenced outdoor space makes traveling with a dog much more convenient. The surrounding neighborhood also gives you plenty of options for walks.
When you want a longer adventure, head toward the Greenbelt, nearby parks, or one of Boise’s many outdoor recreation areas.
A GREAT HOME FOR LONGER STAYS
This house works just as well for an extended visit as it does for a weekend getaway.
The full kitchen allows you to cook at home. The separate bedroom gives you a comfortable place to recharge. Your private outdoor space gives you somewhere to step outside without leaving the property.
It is a great fit for couples, solo travelers, business travelers, visiting professionals, people relocating to Boise, or anyone who would rather have an entire home than a hotel room.
Settle in, unpack, and make yourself comfortable.
EXPERIENCE BOISE YOUR WAY
Some days can start with coffee outside and a walk through the North End.
Others might begin with breakfast in Hyde Park before heading into the Foothills. On a warm afternoon, head to Quinn’s Pond or Esther Simplot Park. Rent a bike and explore the Greenbelt. Spend the evening downtown enjoying dinner and drinks.
Or keep things simple.
Sleep in on the upgraded queen mattress. Make breakfast at home. Take your dog for a walk. Find a local coffee shop. Come back and relax in your private outdoor space.
That flexibility is what makes this home such a great Boise base.
You are close to downtown, the North End, Hyde Park, the Boise River, the Greenbelt, Esther Simplot Park, Quinn’s Pond, Camel’s Back Park, and the Boise Foothills.
At the same time, you still get something that can be hard to find in a central location. You get a private, standalone home with your own fenced outdoor space.
Come settle in and experience Boise at your own pace. Whether you are here to explore, work, visit family, enjoy the outdoors, or simply get away for a while, you will have a comfortable place to call home while you are here.
Amenities
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Boise, ID
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