A new home near Boise with acreage, a white picket fence, beautiful country surroundings, and not one but two RV bays is not something that comes along every day. This is the kind of place that feels like somebody’s big Idaho dream actually showed up on paper and then got built.

Set near the Caldwell and Middleton border in the Treasure Valley, this luxury property brings together the things so many relocating families ask for: room to breathe, room to park the toys, an open floor plan, upgraded finishes, and access to the conveniences of the Boise area without living in the middle of the city.

It is not completely finished yet. There is still landscaping to complete and a few final construction details. But honestly, that is part of why this new home near Boise is worth talking about now. A property with this amount of land, storage, and functional living space can move quickly, especially when it comes in at a price point far below other acreage homes with fewer RV features.

Table of Contents

• Property at a Glance
• Open Living Designed for Idaho
• Kitchen Storage and Entertaining
• Primary Suite and Everyday Function
• Bedrooms, Flex Space, and Office
• Two RV Garages and Acreage
• Living Near Middleton and Caldwell
• Property Details

Property at a Glance

This new home near Boise sits on 1.03 acres and offers 2,999 square feet of living space. The floor plan includes three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a large bonus room, an office, a covered patio, and the showstopper: two separate RV garage bays.

• 1.03-acre property
• 3 bedrooms
• 3.5 bathrooms
• 2,999 square feet
• Two RV garage bays
• Large covered back patio
• Office and bonus room
• White picket fence and open country setting
• Listed price of $1,299,900

The thing that makes this property especially interesting is the combination. We see luxury homes. We see acreage homes. We see homes with an RV bay. But finding a new home near Boise that combines acreage, a large finished interior, and dual RV storage is a much more specific find.

Open Living Designed for Idaho

The main living area immediately makes the home feel open, bright, and special. Tall tray ceilings with exposed beams, recessed lighting, oversized windows, and ceiling fans give the room the kind of Idaho-country character that actually makes sense here.

In the Treasure Valley, we get four mild seasons. That means windows and ceiling fans are not just decorative. During spring and fall, opening the windows, running the fan, and enjoying the fresh air can make the home feel incredible without having to rely on heating or air conditioning all day.

The fireplace fits the home beautifully too. Instead of a sleek glass-and-rock look that feels better suited to a modern desert property, this fireplace uses logs and substantial stonework. It has a deep mantel made for greenery, stockings, and all the cozy holiday things.

There are also custom built-in cabinets beside the fireplace, which is the kind of practical storage that makes a home easier to live in. The room is centered well enough for a television above the mantel, but it also has enough architectural presence to work as a conversation space without making the television the whole focus.

Kitchen Storage and Entertaining

The kitchen carries that same blend of pretty and functional. The oversized island is substantial, with room for seating, serving food, working, and gathering around. It also has intentional storage built into the base and a hidden outlet, which is perfect for charging a phone or keeping cords from taking over the countertop.

Custom cabinetry, a decorative hood, Bosch appliances, and double ovens give this kitchen a luxury finish without forgetting what a real kitchen needs to do. Double ovens are a big deal for holidays, entertaining, and those days when one dish is not enough.

The kitchen also flows naturally into a dining room that is actually large enough to use. That sounds funny, but it matters. So many newer homes squeeze in a dining space that barely fits a table. Here, there is room to seat people, host dinner, and still feel comfortable.

The dining room looks out toward the acreage, which is where this new home near Boise really starts to feel personal. The unfinished backyard is a blank canvas. It could become grass and gardens, a trampoline space, a pool, chickens, a pickleball court, or some combination of all of it. The property gives us room to dream a little bigger.

Primary Suite and Everyday Function

The primary suite is spacious, bright, and designed with details that are easy to appreciate every single day. The bedroom has tray ceilings, recessed lighting, a ceiling fan, and large windows that bring in natural light.

The bathroom is where the thoughtful features really stack up. There are dual custom vanities, framed mirrors, a freestanding tub, a makeup vanity area, a large walk-in shower with two showerheads, and multiple shower shelves. The tile work is finished with proper edge trim rather than leaving exposed tile edges, which is one of those builder details that can make a big difference in the finished look.

There is also an operable bathroom window. That may sound simple, but being able to air out a bathroom is a very practical feature. Pretty is great. Functional is required.

The primary closet is on another level. It stretches approximately 19 feet long and is lined with built-in shelving, hanging space, lighting, and hooks. It is the kind of closet that can handle actual life, not just a few carefully staged outfits.

Right outside, the laundry room keeps the practical theme going. It includes a deep sink, folding counter, built-in cabinets, and two hanging bars placed above the counter rather than crammed directly over the washer and dryer. That means there is room to dry clothes without fighting the machines underneath.

Bedrooms, Flex Space, and Office

A new home near Boise needs to support the way people really live, especially families moving from out of state with different work, school, hobby, and guest needs. This floor plan has flexibility built in.

The secondary bedrooms are large and bright, with soft carpet, walk-in closets, and bathrooms nearby. Several bedroom spaces have their own ensuite-style bathroom access, which gives guests and family members more privacy and convenience.

The bonus room is a beast, in the best possible way. It could become a movie room, playroom, game room, exercise room, another office, or a separate hangout space. It is large enough to help keep the main living area feeling calm when the house is full.

There is also a dedicated office with good natural light and enough separation from the main areas to make working from home feel more realistic. That office could also function as a hobby room, a study space, or a quiet place to handle all the things that come with settling into a new home near Boise.

Two RV Garages and Acreage

Okay, now we get to the superstar feature. The dual RV garages are what make this property stand out in a big way.

These are not little garage extensions. They are large, finished spaces designed for real storage and real lifestyle equipment. The garage doors are approximately 14 feet wide, and the bays run about 49 feet long. There is enough room for RVs, boats, ATVs, golf carts, bicycles, trailers, trucks, or a whole collection of Idaho toys.

The garage area is fully finished and remarkably warm, even without an obvious heater running. The large doors, bright lighting, finished walls, and open floor space make it feel more like a usable extension of the home than a basic storage room.

There is also a double gate at the back fence line, creating even more practical access to the property. The acreage and fencing make this new home near Boise a strong fit for people who want outdoor equipment, recreation storage, or simply more elbow room than a traditional subdivision can offer.

Living Near Middleton and Caldwell

This property has a Caldwell address, but it sits near the border of Caldwell and Middleton, off the Purple Sage area. It has that quieter Middleton feel while keeping downtown Caldwell close by.

From here, downtown Middleton is about 10 minutes away. Downtown Caldwell is roughly 12 to 15 minutes away. The Boise Airport is around 35 minutes away, and Costco, a major hospital, urgent care, Walmart, and grocery stores are all within a practical drive.

That is the sweet spot of a new home near Boise in this part of the Treasure Valley. We can have acreage, farmland, blue skies, and a quieter pace while still being connected to services, shopping, healthcare, the airport, and nearby downtown areas.

The surrounding area includes farmland and Purple Sage Golf Course. Caldwell also offers restaurants, community events, seasonal celebrations, and an active downtown. During the holidays, Caldwell is known for its festive lights, ice skating, creek activities, concerts, and family-friendly atmosphere.

For anyone weighing a relocation, this is exactly why location matters as much as square footage. A new home near Boise can offer a completely different daily rhythm depending on whether it is in the city center, a suburban neighborhood, or an acreage community like this one.

Property Details

This property is an impressive example of what is possible in the Treasure Valley when we look beyond a standard subdivision layout. It offers luxury finishes, a usable floor plan, an acre of land, outdoor potential, and enough garage storage to make RV owners and outdoor recreation people very, very happy.

The landscaping and a few construction punch-list items were still being finished when this home was shown. That creates a chance to see the property before every last choice has been made, including potential landscaping negotiations and backyard planning.

If acreage, dual RV storage, and a high-functioning floor plan are on the must-have list, this new home near Boise is the kind of opportunity that deserves serious attention. It is country Idaho living with luxury details, nearby conveniences, and room for the life we are building.

Want to see if this home is the right fit for you? Reach out to me at 208-295-0405  to schedule a private tour. I’d be happy to walk you through the property, show you what makes it special, and help you decide if it belongs on your short list.