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Most Charming Treasure Valley Neighborhoods in Fall
Photo courtesy of Unsplash The changing leaves create a marvelous backdrop for neighborhoods in Boise. Since Boise is densely covered in trees, some areas are just bursting with color in autumn. These are our picks for the most charming Treasure Valley neighborhoods in the fall. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock North End - Hyde Park Hyde Park, nestled in Boise’s North End, comes alive with the oranges and reds of fall colors each year. Whether you're sipping coffee at one of the local cafés (we love Lucky Perk and Java) or shopping at boutique shops, the mature trees full of fall colors create a cozy fall atmosphere. This is the perfect spot for a fall morning of leisurely strolling, enjoying a warm drink, and taking in the sights. Photo courtesy of Unsplash North End - Harrison Boulevard Harrison Boulevard in Boise’s North End transforms into a stunning autumn spectacle each fall. This historic street is filled with towering maples and oaks, creating a canopy of vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows. Leaves blanket the sidewalks and lawns of the stately homes that define this iconic neighborhood. Halloween is taken very seriously in this neighborhood, and creative lawn decorations lead to an exciting fall walk. Photo courtesy of Lysi Bishop Real Estate SE Boise - River Run River Run in Southeast Boise is full of vibrant trees lining the Boise River that come alive with stunning shades of orange, red, and gold. This neighborhood has pathways that wind through the trees and along the river, offering a perfect setting for a leisurely walk or morning jog in the crisp fall air. Fall in River Run provides a tranquil escape and the ideal place to enjoy the beauty of the season. Photo courtesy of Lysi Bishop Real Estate Garden City - Riverside Village Riverside Village in Garden City is the pinnacle of autumn with its tree-lined streets and scenic paths along the Boise River alive with rich autumn colors. The peaceful neighborhood, known for its abundant greenery and water features, becomes aglow with golden leaves that blanket the ground. Enjoy the magic of this season by strolling along the river or taking in the quiet ambiance from a backyard deck.
Fall Home Maintenance Checklist
Fall is around the corner and it's time to get your home in order for cooler weather. We've compiled a convenient list (and a printable version below) so you can start chipping away while the mild weather lasts. It's important to keep an eye on and maintain these items in and around your home to extend its longevity and prevent costly repairs and potential loss (like ice dams on roofs). These items are not exclusive to home owners. Renters will benefit in keeping their utility bills lower during winter and avoid liability for any damages to the property under their lease. Check with your property manager and/or landlord on the renter's responsibilities of property maintenance. EXTERIOR: Clear out gutters Inspect driveways & patios for cracks Caulk around windows and doors Install storm windows and doors Close attic and foundation vents Store or cover lawn furniture Winterize pools/water features Touch up paint INTERIOR: Chimney sweep Change ceiling fan direction to clockwise Test smoke detectors Clean dryer vents Inspect and replace weather stripping around doors if needed LANDSCAPE: Sprinkler blowout Turn off landscape water Insulate spigots & store hoses Rake and bag leaves on lawn Aerate and fertilize lawn Plant hardy landscape (i.e. trees, spring flowering bulbs) Remove dirt from planted pots Need referrals to local contractors to help with sprinkler blowouts, chimney sweeps, and more? Reach out to us for access to our preferred list.
Popular Neighborhoods That Aren't in Boise
Photo courtesy of Lysi Bishop Real Estate The communities surrounding Boise offer a retreat to the simpler joys of life, where the pace is slower, the spaces are wider, and life is lived fully. Away from the city's bustle, these communities provide a more classic, family-oriented lifestyle, where open spaces invite outdoor activities and neighbors greet each other by name. These popular neighborhoods still benefit from being near Boise but embrace a less crowded lifestyle. Eagle Photo courtesy of Lysi Bishop Real Estate Two Rivers. This community is the crown jewel of Eagle, setting the standard for neighborhoods across Idaho. Known for its luxury, Two Rivers features stunning, custom-built estate homes in an exclusive setting. Situated between the North and South forks of the Boise River, this subdivision offers unparalleled views and privacy across 245 acres of beautifully landscaped rolling terrain filled with flowers and trees. Photo courtesy of Lysi Bishop Real Estate Legacy. The Legacy community in Eagle offers more community activities than any other Treasure Valley neighborhood. Located between Linder Road and Highway 16 on Floating Feather Road, this 590-acre planned community embodies luxury living. Its exceptional amenities include being close to entertainment, dining, and shopping, 3 Tennis Courts, a 26-acre 3 3-hole executive Practice Golf Course, a Swimming Facility with a Pool House, and Landscaping and Water Features. Photo courtesy of Lysi Bishop Real Estate Banbury. Considered Eagle’s premier golf course community, Banbury is located on Banbury Golf Course and contains stately “country estates” with large lots and stunning views. There are many waterfront homes, and this neighborhood is minutes from The Village shopping and entertainment center and Eagle Island State Park. Amenities include a community clubhouse, pool, park, and golf course, as well as many walking paths. Photo courtesy of Lysi Bishop Real Estate Lakemoor. Located just off Eagle Road in the heart of Eagle, this gated community offers a family and outdoors-centric lifestyle. Amenities include walking paths, open spaces, parks, a clubhouse and community pool, ponds, and beautiful views of the foothills and Bogus Basin. Star Photo courtesy of Lysi Bishop Real Estate Star River Ranch. With the tagline “Refined riverside living with resort amenities”, this neighborhood combines rural living with luxury. The community is near the Boise River, has 3 community lakes, is 2 miles west of the city of Star, and has a pool and clubhouse. Meridian Photo courtesy of Lysi Bishop Real Estate Paramount. Paramount Subdivision in Meridian is a master-planned community designed to harmonize residential and commercial spaces within its square mile boundary, creating a higher quality of life and long-term value. The community features a convenient mix of shops, schools, offices, and recreational amenities, all within walking distance, perfect for a walking or bike commute. Photo courtesy of Lysi Bishop Real Estate SpurWing. With the perfect mix of serene landscapes, luxurious amenities, a pristine golf course, and beautiful homes, SpurWing sets itself apart. Each home site offers a variety of lot sizes with breathtaking golf and mountain views, surrounded by tree-lined streets, mature greenery, winding paths, and peaceful lakes with calming water features. While it feels like a secluded nature haven, you're just moments away from shopping, dining, and entertainment options.
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