a couple of questions about north boise (homes, established neighborhood)

[gimme it]

what are the zip codes in that area, and what are the public schools in that location? When i refer to north boise, i am referring to that "nice" area I keep reading about. thanks in advance.

[Torrie]

Go to this link, and then you can pull up the school boundaries based on the education level your child or children are currently at:

Boise Schools Boundaries All Schools

Look at area code 83702 for North Boise and maybe 83712

[Syringaloid]

Check out this website for the North End aka North Boise.

Northend.org - Boise's Historic Neightborhood - North End Lifestyle, Politics, Business, Realty, Culture

[gimme it]

thanks. are there any similar neighborhoods/areas in boise that have established neighborhoods? I have a feeling north boise may be prohibitively expensive. wondering about tree-lined neighborhoods zoned for good schools that cost less than 300k.

[Torrie]

yes, look at SE Boise, lots of trees, close to downtown, great schools.

[boi2socal]

I like SE too! Two thumbs up! River, trees, greenbelt, etc.

[gimme it]

Originally Posted by boi2socal

I like SE too! Two thumbs up! River, trees, greenbelt, etc.

Any particular favorite SE, established neighborhoods??

[Syringaloid]

There are a lot of really nice neighborhoods off of Parkcenter Boulevard, more expensive but nice. Boise Avenue is also a main street through SE Boise and has access to alot of nice areas east of Broadway Avenue. West of Broadway Ave and between Capitol Boulevard is a nice older neighborhood referred to as South Boise Village; south of Boise Ave., and is close to the University, but far enough away to be quiet and peaceful.
Basically any area of SE Boise has mature trees and foilage and a mix of expensive, trendy, modern and historic homes. Boise Avenue follows the path of the Oregon Trail.

[gimme it]

thanks everyone