Harris Ranch Homes for Sale
Harris Ranch is one of East Boise's most sought-after master-planned communities, sitting along the Boise River with direct Greenbelt access and walkable village amenities. With homes built primarily between 2000 and 2020 and a mix of single-family residences and townhouses, it appeals to buyers who want newer construction close to downtown Boise, strong schools, and an outdoor-first lifestyle.
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What is it like living in Harris Ranch?
Harris Ranch occupies a distinctive stretch of land between the Boise River and the southern edge of the Boise Foothills in east Boise. The community was designed on New Urbanist principles, with an emphasis on walkability, front porches, rear-loaded alleys, and a tight network of tree-lined streets. Lot sizes are modest — most homes sit on around 0.14 acres — which keeps the neighborhood compact and oriented toward shared outdoor spaces rather than large private yards.
Day-to-day life in Harris Ranch revolves around the Boise River Greenbelt, the walkable village, and the foothills trail system just above the neighborhood. Residents have direct access to paved Greenbelt paths for biking and running, and can walk to coffee shops, restaurants, and the neighborhood dog park without crossing a major road. The pace is active without being secluded — you see kids walking to Dallas Harris Elementary, cyclists rolling toward downtown, and joggers heading to Table Rock.
Harris Ranch is about five to seven miles east of downtown Boise, with easy access to Parkcenter, Warm Springs Avenue, and Interstate 84. Downtown is roughly a 15-minute drive or a scenic Greenbelt ride by bike. Boise State University, St. Luke's, and Boise Airport are all within a 15-minute drive. Schools serving the community — Dallas Harris Elementary (located within the neighborhood), East Junior High, and Timberline High School — are all part of the Boise School District.
Community Amenities
- ✓Boise River Greenbelt Access: Direct access to the paved Greenbelt path for biking, running, and walking, linking Harris Ranch to downtown Boise and beyond.
- ✓Harris Ranch Village: Walkable retail and dining district with coffee shops, restaurants, and boutique services at the heart of the neighborhood.
- ✓Dallas Harris Elementary: Boise School District elementary school located within the community, walkable for most homes.
- ✓Foothills Trail Access: Close proximity to Table Rock and the larger Ridge to Rivers trail network for hiking and mountain biking.
- ✓Community Parks and Paths: Multiple neighborhood parks, a dog park, and internal pedestrian paths connecting residential pods.
- ✓Master-Planned HOA: Quarterly HOA maintains common areas, streetscaping, and neighborhood character.
Why Buy in Harris Ranch?
Riverside Lifestyle
Few Boise communities offer direct Greenbelt access and walkable dining within a single master-planned neighborhood — Harris Ranch is one of them.
Newer Construction
Homes built primarily between 2000 and 2020 mean modern floor plans, current building codes, and fewer maintenance surprises than older east Boise neighborhoods.
Strong Boise Schools
Dallas Harris Elementary, East Junior High, and Timberline High School are part of the Boise School District — a meaningful draw for families.
Proximity to Downtown
Five to seven miles to downtown Boise, with a Greenbelt bike route that can bypass rush hour entirely.
Neighborhood Character
Harris Ranch is designed with a New Urbanist aesthetic — a walkable, front-porch-oriented street grid with rear-loaded alleys, mixed architectural styles, and tree-lined public spaces. The neighborhood ranges from traditional single-family homes to townhouses, with most built between 2000 and 2020 by builders including Boise Hunter Homes and Blackrock. Every home participates in the quarterly HOA (around $426), which maintains common areas and neighborhood standards, and the community sits within the Harris Ranch CID — a local infrastructure district that funds roads and utilities.
Harris Ranch Real Estate Market
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about living in Harris Ranch, answered.
Where is Harris Ranch located?
Harris Ranch is in east Boise, Idaho, between the Boise River and the southern Boise Foothills, about five to seven miles east of downtown Boise. The neighborhood is in zip code 83716 and is part of Ada County.
What is the average home price in Harris Ranch?
As of the most recent market data, the median list price in Harris Ranch is around $757,500 and the median sold price is approximately $915,000. Prices vary by home size, age, and specific street, with larger and newer homes commanding higher prices.
Does Harris Ranch have an HOA?
Yes, Harris Ranch has a quarterly HOA with a median fee of approximately $426. The HOA maintains common areas, landscaping, and neighborhood standards, and every home in the community participates.
What schools serve Harris Ranch?
Harris Ranch is served by the Boise School District #1. Students attend Dallas Harris Elementary (located within the neighborhood), East Junior High, and Timberline High School.
Is Harris Ranch a good neighborhood for families?
Yes, Harris Ranch is a popular choice for families thanks to its on-site Boise School District elementary school, walkable streets, parks, and Greenbelt access. Many homes have direct sidewalk routes to the elementary school without crossing major roads.
What makes Harris Ranch different from other Boise subdivisions?
Harris Ranch combines direct Boise River Greenbelt access, walkable village amenities, and foothills trail proximity in a way few other Boise subdivisions do. It is also newer than most comparable east Boise neighborhoods, with homes built primarily between 2000 and 2020.
What types of homes are in Harris Ranch?
Harris Ranch features a mix of single-family homes and townhouses, typically with 3 to 5 bedrooms and 2 to 3 bathrooms. Homes were built between 2000 and 2020, primarily by Boise Hunter Homes and Blackrock, on lots averaging around 0.14 acres.
How long do homes typically stay on the market in Harris Ranch?
Based on the most recent market data, homes in Harris Ranch sell quickly — average days on market is around 7 days, which reflects strong buyer demand for the neighborhood. Turnover varies by season and price tier.
Nearby Communities You Might Like
- →Barber Station, Boise — Adjacent east Boise community with similar Greenbelt access and newer construction.
- →Surprise Valley, Boise — Established east Boise neighborhood with larger lots and foothills proximity.
- →Warm Springs Mesa, Boise — Hillside east Boise community known for city and valley views.
- →Columbia Village, Boise — Southeast Boise master-planned community with golf course and parks.
- →East End, Boise — Historic neighborhood close to downtown with tree-lined streets.
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