If you have been hunting for a Boise master planned community that actually feels exciting, fresh, and worth the move, Eagledale deserves a serious look. This brand new neighborhood in Eagle, Idaho brings together new construction homes, upscale finishes, strong included features, and the kind of amenities people usually assume will push pricing way out of reach.

We are talking about a community with a clubhouse, pool, pickleball courts, walking paths, ponds, and a location that keeps you close to town while still near open space and recreation. That combination is exactly why this Boise master planned community stands out.

And the home we toured? It delivered. Beautiful ceiling details, an enormous kitchen, smart storage everywhere, a finished garage, and one truly wild primary bath setup that feels more like its own spa wing than a standard bathroom.

Table of Contents

• Why This Boise Master Planned Community Is Getting Attention
• What Eagledale Is and Why It Matters
• Inside the Home: First Impressions
• Tresidio Homes: What Is Included With This Builder
• Location Advantages of Living in Eagle, Idaho
• Pricing in This Boise Master Planned Community
• Final Thoughts
• FAQ: Boise Master Planned Community

Why This Boise Master Planned Community Is Getting Attention

Some neighborhoods are just subdivisions with a nice sign out front. Others are planned with a bigger vision. Eagledale feels like the second category.

This Boise master planned community is in Eagle, one of the most sought after areas in the Boise region. What makes it especially interesting is that it is the first full development by Tresidio Homes, the builder behind every home in the neighborhood. That matters because it creates consistency in design, build quality, and the overall feel of the community.

Instead of a random mix of styles and standards, there is a clear identity here. The neighborhood is being built with amenities, landscaping, water features, and access in mind from the start.

What Eagledale Is and Why It Matters

Eagledale is a brand new Boise master planned community in the heart of Eagle, Idaho. The plan includes:

• A community center and pool area
• Pickleball courts
• Walking paths
• Ponds and some waterfront style lots
• Proximity to open land and recreation

The overall vision sounds similar to Legacy, another well known Eagle community, in terms of beauty and amenities. But Eagledale has its own appeal because it is brand new and still in that early phase where opportunities can show up before the broader market fully catches on.

That is especially important in the Treasure Valley, where many homes are spoken for before they ever hit the open market. In neighborhoods like this, the best lots and best floor plans can disappear fast.

Inside the Home: First Impressions

The moment we step inside this home, the ceiling steals the show. Not the usual way people start a house tour, but in this case it makes sense. The great room ceiling has a richly detailed treatment that adds character without feeling busy, and it immediately gives the main living space a custom feel.

Then your eye moves to the fireplace wall. It is fully wrapped in stone all the way to the top, with a substantial mantle and matching arched built ins on both sides. It is dramatic, warm, and balanced.

One of the other big wins here is natural light. The back wall is packed with windows, so the entire living, dining, and kitchen area feels bright and open. That matters a lot in a home with warm neutral finishes because natural light keeps everything looking airy instead of heavy.

The overall design palette also feels dialed in. The paint reads as a true neutral instead of swinging too yellow or too gray. The flooring, cabinetry, tile, and lighting all coordinate in a way that feels intentional. That does not happen by accident. Skilled design selections make a huge difference, and this home is a good example of what that looks like when it is done well.

A Kitchen That Actually Earns the Hype

This kitchen is one of the strongest parts of the home, and that is saying something because there is a lot competing for attention here.

The cabinetry color is gorgeous. It has that warm, elevated look people want right now, and it pairs beautifully with the counters and backsplash. The custom hood extends upward in a way that makes the whole cooking wall feel architectural instead of purely functional.

There is double stacked cabinetry for extra storage, oversized drawers that are actually useful, and a large island with seating. The layout gives you plenty of prep space while still feeling connected to the dining and living areas.

This particular home also includes a Thermador appliance package, which is a pretty serious upgrade. What is striking is that even with high end features like that, this home still sits below the price level many people would expect in Eagle.

Another feature we love is the appliance garage. If you want to keep coffee equipment, mixers, or countertop clutter tucked away, this gives you a dedicated hidden zone with power inside. It is one of those things that sounds small until you live with it, then you never want to go back.

And then there is the pantry. It has a darker, moodier look that feels cozy and sophisticated, not like an afterthought. The reeded glass door detail helps it stay visually interesting even when closed.

Storage, Laundry, and Garage Details That Make Daily Life Better

One thing this builder seems to understand very well is that a beautiful home is great, but a beautiful home that functions well is even better.

The laundry room is a good example. There is a sink, countertop space, and a drying bar placed above the counter instead of over the washer and dryer. That may sound like a small distinction, but it is a smart one. Hanging clothes over a counter gives you room for actual garments instead of forcing everything into a cramped setup where only the tiniest items fit comfortably.

Right next to that, the mud bench or boot bench gives you hooks, cubbies, and seating. In Idaho, where all four seasons are in play, that drop zone matters. Boots, coats, bags, and all the daily chaos need somewhere to land.

And then there is the garage. Fully drywalled garages are not always standard, even at price points where people assume they should be. Here, it is finished and spacious, with a true three car setup and generous depth for storage, gear, or toys.

That is especially useful in a place like Eagle where many homeowners want room for bikes, tools, recreational equipment, or a truck that actually fits without squeezing everything else out.

Secondary Bedrooms, Baths, and Office Space

The non primary spaces in this home are not throwaway rooms. That is another thing we appreciate here.

One secondary bath features full tile work with finished edges instead of raw exposed tile lines. That trim detail may not sound glamorous, but it is the kind of finish quality that separates polished construction from corner cutting.

There is also a dedicated office space with a stylish fixture, good natural light, and enough room to function as a real workspace. If you are relocating and plan to work from home, that matters a lot.

Another bedroom includes an en suite bath, which is a major plus for guests, older kids, or multigenerational living. The tile and hardware selections in that bath continue the same thoughtfully designed look found in the rest of the home.

Even the bedroom sizes seem generous, and the windows help them feel bright and comfortable rather than boxed in.

The Primary Suite Is the Showstopper

The primary suite in this home is where things go from impressive to genuinely memorable.

The bedroom itself is spacious and calm, with a tray ceiling, large windows, and enough room to breathe. It feels like a retreat without trying too hard.

But the bathroom is the part people will remember.

Calling it large almost undersells it. The shower is so big it feels like its own room. There is a freestanding tub within the same wet area, extensive tile work, a bench, multiple niches, and a handheld shower setup that adds real function for everyday use.

This kind of setup is not common. It is a luxury feature, and in this house it is one of the biggest wow moments. The layout is especially practical because the tub and shower share a wet zone, making the room feel open while still being easy to use.

The vanity area continues the same strong design story with dual sinks, lots of drawers, long stretches of countertop, and warm hardware.

The closet is also substantial, with built ins that make the space feel more custom and more usable from day one.

Tresidio Homes: What Is Included With This Builder

One of the biggest reasons this Boise master planned community is getting attention is not just the homes themselves. It is the value built into the base price.

Tresidio is able to offer a lot of features that many builders charge extra for. A few examples include:

• Full landscaping and sod
• Automatic sprinklers in both front and back yards
• Finished garages
• Fiberglass exterior doors
• Strong baseline design and construction standards

That changes the pricing conversation in a big way. With some builders, the advertised base price can be misleading because the final number climbs fast once you add everything needed to make the home feel complete. Here, more is already built in.

That is part of why this Boise master planned community feels so compelling. It is not just about flashy finishes. It is about getting a more complete home package for the money.

Location Advantages of Living in Eagle, Idaho

Location is a huge part of the story here.

This Boise master planned community sits in a part of Eagle that gives you convenient access to the rest of the Treasure Valley while still keeping you close to recreation and open space. From here, you can get to:

• Other parts of Eagle
• Meridian
• Nampa
• Hospitals and grocery stores
• Shopping and daily essentials
• Foothill communities
• Golf and outdoor recreation

At the same time, you are near BLM land and green space, which means access to horseback riding, dirt biking, walking, and just being outside without feeling buried in suburban sprawl.

That balance is hard to find. Many neighborhoods give you convenience or elbow room. This area gives you a bit of both, which is a big reason Eagle remains one of the most desirable Boise suburbs.

Pricing in This Boise Master Planned Community

Now for the part everyone wants to know.

Homes in this Boise master planned community are starting in the 600s. That alone will catch some attention given the location, builder reputation, and amenity package.

The floor plan featured in this tour starts around the mid 700s. For the specific model shown, the expected pricing was estimated in the 950s due to the upgrades and selections included.

For what this home offers in Eagle, that price point is surprisingly competitive. The combination of design, included features, and neighborhood amenities makes the numbers a lot more understandable once you walk through the full picture.

And because this is still a newer release, pricing and availability can shift as the community develops.

Final Thoughts

If you want a Boise master planned community with more than just a pretty entrance, Eagledale is worth a serious look. It checks the boxes people ask for all the time:

• Desirable Eagle location
• Brand new homes
• Strong included features
• Community amenities people will actually use
• Access to both town and open space
• Floor plans with real wow factor

The home we explored shows exactly why this neighborhood is getting traction. It feels elevated, functional, and thoughtfully built. The kitchen is excellent, the storage is smart, the garage is genuinely usable, and the primary suite is the kind of space that sticks with you.

For anyone comparing options in the Boise area, Eagledale deserves a spot near the top of the list.

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