Middleton Place is the heart of small-town Idaho living — a neighborhood of fully renovated homes on generous lots, steps from Foote Park and Middleton's schools, shops, and community events.
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Middleton Place is one of Canyon County's most charming and consistently in-demand neighborhoods, situated in the heart of downtown Middleton. Homes built primarily from the late 1970s through the early 1990s offer wide lots, mature trees, and an authentically settled neighborhood character. A number of properties have undergone complete top-to-bottom renovations — blending modern kitchens with smart lighting, new HVAC ducting, Hardie siding, new windows, updated bathrooms, hardwood floors, and fresh landscaping with the spacious layouts and generous lot sizes that make this neighborhood so appealing.
Common questions about living in Middleton Place, answered.
Most homes in Middleton Place have no HOA, giving residents full freedom to park RVs, customize landscaping, and enjoy their property without monthly fees.
Foote Park is just one block from some Middleton Place addresses and features playgrounds, walking paths, and summer Movies in the Park every Friday night.
Mill Creek Elementary, Middleton Junior High, and Middleton High School — all part of Middleton School District #134.
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