A creative construction project with the convenience of downtown boise, amenities of the depot bench & stunning luxury.

Showcasing the Neighborhood below:

An aerial view of a suburban neighborhood with a new house, trees, and mountains in the background on a clear, sunny day.
Perched on the rim of the Boise Bench overlooking downtown Boise, the Boise Depot is a beautifully restored Spanish-style train station that has become one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
Discover Boise’s heritage at the Boise Spectrum. Enjoy dining experiences and catch the latest films in a state-of-the-art movie theatre — all in a setting that honors the city's proud roots and dynamic community spirit.
The airport sits only about 3 miles south of the Bench.
The plaza is a vibrant, open-air public square nestled at 827 W Main St, framed by downtown’s mid‑rise office and hotel buildings. Its centerpiece is a ground‑level, interactive fountain—a favorite spot where kids, dogs, and even cyclists cool off in
This is a dynamic open-air mural gallery tucked between 8th and 9th streets, stretching between Bannock and Idaho streets.
The view captures preserved historic buildings which now house cafés, galleries, restaurants, and offices.
Convenient to the Depot Bench, views and hiking surround - such as Camel’s Back Park, a Ridge-to-Rivers trail network (190+ miles of singletrack). A popular local spot for more serious hikes or sunset views over the city
A plethora of coffee patios in Boise where you can sip a brew and soak up the sunshine.
The Rose Garden, established in 1939, features around 2,400 blooming roses each year and is a popular spot for visitors and wedding ceremonies. It is part of Julia Davis Park, which also includes attractions like Zoo Boise, the Boise Art Museum, and
The Idaho State Capitol is the only state capitol building in the United States constructed entirely with white marble—both inside and out. Visitors can explore the building on self-guided tours, which showcase Idaho’s history, art, and government. T
The Military Reserve in Boise, Idaho, is a 734-acre natural area nestled in the foothills northeast of downtown. Once used for military training and gunnery practice, it now serves as a hub for outdoor recreation and wildlife conservation.
Downtown Boise is a vibrant blend of natural beauty and urban charm, where tree-lined streets meet a backdrop of the majestic Boise Foothills. The cityscape is dotted with historic buildings, modern art installations, and cozy cafes that invite both