Area guides
Where to live on an acre or more.
Every Treasure Valley area does acreage differently, from foothills estates to river-bottom farms. Each guide covers the lot sizes you will actually see, zoning and water realities, schools, commute, and recreation, with prices left to us: current market guidance varies by the month, so ask us directly.
- 9 communities
- Ada, Canyon, and Owyhee counties
- Wells, septic, irrigation covered
01 · Ada County Boise
Foothills, river benches, and city convenience
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02 · Ada County Eagle
Horse country with foothill views
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03 · Ada County Meridian
New large lots close to everything
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04 · Ada and Canyon counties Star
Small-town character on the Ada/Canyon line
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05 · Canyon County Middleton
River country, cottonwoods, and quiet roads
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06 · Canyon County Nampa
Mini-ranches and the valley's rodeo town
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07 · Ada County Kuna
Ada County's agricultural south
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08 · Canyon County Caldwell
Orchard country and the county seat
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09 · Owyhee County Marsing
River land at the valley's quiet edge
Read the area guideNew to the valley? Start with the one-acre explainer.
Not sure what one to five acres actually gets you, or how county zoning changes what you can do? The blog's starter guide walks through it before you ever open a listing.