4+ Bedroom Single Family Homes for Sale in Idaho Under $700K
There are 7 single family homes for sale in ID, with 4 to 5 bedrooms, 2 to 3 bathrooms, and 2,043 to 2,744 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $599,000 to $679,990, and build years from 1950 to 2026. The largest, at 2118 North Springland Place, offers 4 bedrooms and 2,744 square feet for $599,900.
The Boise Bench covers the city's western side, where established streets of ranch and split-level homes sit close to Ustick Road and the foothills. The Boise Greenbelt follows the Boise River through town, passing downtown and the North End, and gives riverside walking and biking routes that run for miles.
Eagle, to the northwest, sits along State Highway 44 and the foothills, where the planned community of Avimor climbs toward the Boise Front with its own network of trails. Downtown Boise is roughly 20 minutes by car from much of Eagle, and the Interstate 84 connector links downtown with much of the Treasure Valley. West Ada School District serves much of Eagle and west Boise, while Camel's Back Park and the Boise Foothills trails offer hiking within a short drive of the bench.
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Buying in Boise
The questions buyers ask us most about this collection.
Is the Boise Bench a good area for a home with modern finishes?
The Boise Bench has mostly established housing, so buyers looking for modern finishes should check for updated kitchens, bathrooms, and electrical work. Many homes here have been remodeled over the years, which makes a review of permits and inspection reports worthwhile. Newer subdivisions on the edges of the bench offer a different mix of build dates.
How far is Eagle from downtown Boise?
Downtown Boise is roughly 20 minutes by car from much of Eagle, depending on the route and traffic. State Highway 44 is a main road between the two areas and can slow during morning and evening commutes. Buyers who work downtown should test the drive at rush hour before choosing a neighborhood.
What is the Boise Greenbelt and why do buyers value it?
The Boise Greenbelt is a paved path that follows the Boise River through the city, passing downtown and the North End. It gives residents walking, running, and biking routes that connect to parks and neighborhoods. Buyers who want outdoor time without a long drive often look for homes near its access points.
Which school district serves Eagle and west Boise?
West Ada School District serves much of Eagle and west Boise, while Boise School District serves much of the central city. School boundaries vary by address, so buyers should confirm assignments for a specific home with the district before making an offer.
What should a buyer know about living in Avimor?
Avimor is a planned community in the Eagle foothills with trails, pools, and community programming. HOA dues and community rules can vary by neighborhood within the development, so buyers should review them early. Commute times are longer than in central Boise, so the lifestyle trade-off deserves careful thought.
Is Boise a good place for a family or multigenerational household to buy?
Boise and Eagle both offer family-oriented neighborhoods, parks, and a range of schools. Homes with extra bedrooms and a second bathroom can suit multigenerational households that want private space under one roof. Buyers should check the floor plan, the number of levels, and whether a basement is finished before deciding.