Eagle Idaho Homes for Sale

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Eagle Idaho Homes for Sale

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6833 W Piaffe St, Eagle

$859,995 - 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,873 Sf

MLS® # 98872060

RE/MAX Capital City

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6851 W Piaffe St, Eagle

$975,015 - 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 2,181 Sf

MLS® # 98872059

RE/MAX Capital City

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6875 W Piaffe St, Eagle

$974,655 - 3 Beds, 3 Baths, 2,237 Sf

MLS® # 98872058

RE/MAX Capital City

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8077 W Corinthia St, Eagle

$899,000 - 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 2,181 Sf

MLS® # 98872047

RE/MAX Capital City

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7598 W Palamas Dr, Eagle

$1,250,900 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 3,100 Sf

MLS® # 98872043

RE/MAX Capital City

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2113 N Synergy Ave, Eagle

$999,900 - 3 Beds, 4 Baths, 3,482 Sf

MLS® # 98871983

Redfin Corporation

Why Choose Eagle?

Eagle is a beautiful community found ten miles Northeast of Boise, Idaho’s capital. This small town has only a tenth the population that Boise has. However, thanks to its artistic identity, outdoor spaces, and prime placement in the Treasure Valley, it has become one of the most desirable locations in the state.

Spread out over nearly 10 square miles, Eagle residents live in a strongly suburban community complete with high-quality, single family homes and tree-lined streets. Many of Eagle’s neighborhoods include charming common areas, like clubhouses, playgrounds, and lawns. There are over thirty different neighborhoods in Eagle with homes for sale, and a majority of them include Homeowner’s Associations. These organizations help maintain these properties by cutting lawns, caring for neighborhood pools, and more.

Eagle is a cultural district, with excellent shopping and dining businesses born and bred from within the community. The city is filled with artwork like murals and sculptures, created by talented individuals from the area and in celebration of community spirit. Local parks like Arboretum Park, an informal botanical garden, and the Eagle Sports Complex, which is complete with a 12,500 square foot skate park, are fun venues to spend the day. You could even visit the Eagle Performing Arts Center. This facility teaches dance classes every week in styles like ballet, ballroom, and Scottish country. The EPAC even includes an art gallery open to the public.

Despite the urbanized area, Eagle still makes the time to return to its farming roots. Like much of the rest of Idaho, Saturday Farmers Markets are a local staple of the warmer months. Here you can find fresh and homemade goods for sale as well as sell any extra produce you might have. In fact, Eagle’s outdoors are great not only for the budding or established farmer, but all sorts of people!

Have you visited Eagle Island State Park? This recreational nature reserve covers 545 acres of land both wet and dry. This park has room for many activities, including horseback riding, swimming, boating, fishing, and every so often, festivals like Renaissance Fairs, firework shows, and other community events. This park in the southeastern area of Boise is bordered on both the northern and southern ends by the Boise River.

The Boise River runs through a majority of the Treasure Valley, as one of Idaho’s best public rivers. During the warmer months, people float along it’s 102-mile expanse, or fish for rainbow trout. Equally as picturesque as the river is the Greenbelt, a long, paved walkway between Boise and Eagle that runs along the river itself. This Greenbelt is a wonderful place to enjoy Idaho’s temperate weather alongside the leisurely river.

Another popular outdoor space, the foothills to the north of Eagle, is often visited for its rugged terrain and stunning views of the valley. Trails wind through this area for everyone, including climbers, bikers, and hikers, regardless of skill level. In the winter, Eagle residents can visit the Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area. This snow resort to the Northeast is of the best in Idaho, and has slopes for skiing, snowboarding, and tubing.

If its about location, you can’t beat Eagle. The city of Eagle has one of the best placements in the Treasure Valley. Because it neighbors cities like Boise, Nampa, and Meridian, locals can share amenities and events easily. Eagle experiences much less traffic, however, than the other cities by being a slightly more remote area.

Eagle Real Estate

There are hundreds of real estate listings for Eagle on our site. The Idaho Multiple Listing Service includes homes with a variety of prices, sizes, amenities, and other benefits that you may be considering. Our intuitive searching tool can help you properly locate real estate in this premier Idaho town to meet all of your needs.

If you want to find a home in a certain area of Eagle, try our Map Search. Here you can outline the area you would prefer to find a home with an interactive map by trying the Polygon Search. With this feature, you can draw out and adjust the exact area you are interested in. The Radius Search, on the other hand, can help you find homes within a certain proximity to a certain location, such as a community building or park.

Homes in Eagle range in prices from over $5,000,000 to all the way under $20,000. For the current median listing price, visit Eagle’s community page for real estate statistics. This is a prime market for high quality homes. Check out Eagle Idaho homes for sale listings today, and find the right home for you.

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