3+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Boise, ID Under $925K
There are 11 single family homes for sale in Boise, ID, with 3 to 5 bedrooms, 2 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,629 to 4,432 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $838,930 to $921,714, and build years from 1974 to 2026. The largest, at 10010 West Meadowlark Street, offers 5 bedrooms and 4,432 square feet for $899,900.
Boise's North End is the historic core, with tree-lined blocks of early twentieth century homes within walking distance of Hyde Park's shops and cafes along Warm Springs Avenue. The paved Boise River Greenbelt runs through cottonwoods past Ann Morrison Park, linking neighborhoods to downtown. Camel's Back Park and the Hulls Gulch trails rise from the foothills at the north end of town, where hikers reach the ridgeline within minutes of the older neighborhoods.
Downtown Boise is a short drive from most neighborhoods in the city, and Interstate 84 runs east toward Mountain Home and west toward Nampa, linking the valley to Boise Airport and to Meridian. Families here are served by the Boise School District, and the Greenbelt connects many parks and schools.
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Which Boise neighborhoods suit families looking for a three bedroom home?
The North End and Hyde Park suit buyers who want older tree-lined blocks and walkable shops. Neighborhoods closer to the Boise River Greenbelt suit families who want paved trails for bikes and strollers.
How close is the Boise River Greenbelt to family neighborhoods?
The Greenbelt runs along the Boise River and passes several parks, including Ann Morrison Park. Many family neighborhoods connect to it by short streets or paths, which makes it easy to ride to school or the park.
How long is the drive from Boise neighborhoods to downtown?
Most Boise neighborhoods are a short drive from downtown, and travel time depends on the side of town and the time of day. Buyers who commute should test the route at rush hour before choosing a home.
What should buyers check when buying an older home in the North End?
Older North End houses often have original plumbing, wiring, and foundations, so a thorough inspection matters. Buyers should ask about updates to electrical and plumbing systems and review any historic district guidelines that apply to exterior changes.
Are there hiking trails near Boise family neighborhoods?
Camel's Back Park and the Hulls Gulch trails are among the most used foothill routes near the north end of town. Families can reach trailheads by car or on bike from many nearby neighborhoods.
How does the Bench differ from the North End for family buyers?
The Bench neighborhoods on the south side tend to have more mid-century and newer homes with generally flatter lots. The North End offers older character homes and walkable access to shops, so the right choice depends on whether a family wants history or space.