Historic Craftsman Yard, Patio & Fireplace

The Harrison House — A Historic Boise Craftsman Full of Character and Charm Some homes have a story to tell, and the Harrison House is one of them. Built in 1923 by the son of Irish immigrants, this meticulously decorated Boise craftsman is a love letter to a bygone era — bright, characterful, and brimming with personality at every turn. Hardwood floors, antique décor, and cheerful blue and yellow accents give the home a warmth that's impossible to manufacture, while three bedrooms and a full bathroom all on the main floor make it as practical as it is charming. Curl up together on the sofa by the gas fireplace on a cool evening, challenge each other to board games in the sunny sunroom, or let the little ones settle in for a movie night with the TV and DVD player. When the outdoors calls, step into the enchanting enclosed backyard — a whimsical retreat featuring a vine-covered pergola and an ornate river-rock patio that feels like something out of a storybook. Serve lemonade or fresh mojitos under the porch umbrella, or fire up the grill for a perfect alfresco barbecue with the people you love most. Whether you're planning a wine-tasting weekend with close friends or a family adventure into the great Idaho outdoors, the Harrison House is ready to be the backdrop for memories that last. Home Amenities: - Three bedrooms and a full bathroom all on the main floor - Hardwood floors and antique decor with cheerful blue and yellow accents throughout - Gas fireplace in the living room for cozy evenings in - Sunny sunroom perfect for board games and leisurely mornings - TV and DVD player for movie nights - Enclosed backyard with a vine-covered pergola and ornate river-rock patio - Porch with umbrella seating for outdoor relaxing and entertaining - Gas grill for alfresco barbecues - Secure E-lock entry with a unique access code that resets between every stay - Free parking for up to 4 vehicles - No smoking permitted anywhere on the premises - Pets are not permitted at this property Historic Streets, Endless Adventures The Harrison House sits proudly on tree-lined Harrison Boulevard in Boise's beloved historic North End — a street so significant it earned a place on the National Register of Historic Places. Just two miles from downtown Boise and only blocks from Camel's Back Park and the eclectic shops and cafes of Hyde Park, the location is as enviable as the home itself. Spend a morning rallying on the Camel's Back tennis courts, then rent stand-up paddleboards from Idaho River Sports for an afternoon exploring Quinn's Pond two miles away. Pedal along the scenic Boise River Greenbelt, wander through the Idaho Botanical Garden, or float the river at Barber Park for a quintessential Boise summer afternoon. Families with little ones will love a visit to Zoo Boise to meet the tigers, and when winter rolls in, Bogus Basin is less than 16 miles away — perfect for a white Christmas or a New Year's celebration on the slopes. Nearby Outdoor Activities and Attractions: - Tennis at Camel's Back Park (just blocks away) - Stand-up paddleboarding at Quinn's Pond via Idaho River Sports (2 miles away) - Cycling and walking along the scenic Boise River Greenbelt - River floating at Barber Park for a classic Boise summer experience - Exploring the Idaho Botanical Garden - Zoo Boise for a family-friendly outing - Skiing and snowboarding at Bogus Basin (less than 16 miles away) - Shopping and dining in the eclectic Hyde Park neighborhood (just blocks away) - Strolling the historic tree-lined streets of Boise's North End Nearby Towns and What to Explore: - Downtown Boise, Idaho (2 miles south) — a thriving urban destination with acclaimed restaurants, craft breweries, boutique shopping, live music venues, farmers markets, and a vibrant arts and culture scene - Hyde Park, Boise (blocks away) — a beloved historic neighborhood strip lined with independent cafes, restaurants, boutique shops, and a charming small-town feel within the city - Eagle, Idaho (approximately 8 miles northwest) — a charming suburban community with local dining, shopping, parks, and easy access to the Boise River Greenbelt - Garden City, Idaho (approximately 3 miles east) — a creative hub along the Boise River known for its thriving brewery scene, art galleries, and Greenbelt access - Meridian, Idaho (approximately 12 miles southeast) — one of Idaho's fastest-growing cities offering a wide variety of restaurants, shopping centers, and family-friendly attractions A Few Things to Know: - Open to guests 21 and older - Pets are not permitted at this property - No smoking permitted anywhere on the premises - Free parking available for up to 4 vehicles - Secure E-lock entry with a unique access code that resets between every stay County Permit: 073560L

Permit info: 073560L