Ponderosa Sub is a well-established west Boise neighborhood offering some of the largest lots in the area, no HOA, and spacious single-level homes with genuine backyard oases — all just minutes from the mall, dining, and the freeway.
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Ponderosa Sub is one of west Boise's most enduring and sought-after established neighborhoods, offering the kind of generous lot sizes and neighborhood character that simply can't be found in newer developments. Homes built in the early 1970s sit on lots ranging from standard to nearly half an acre, and many feature expanded floor plans with two separate living spaces — perfect for families, remote workers, or anyone who values room to spread out. Thoughtfully updated homes offer new flooring, fresh paint, modern kitchens and baths, plus covered patios, storage sheds, and even treehouses in some backyards.
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No — Ponderosa Sub has no homeowners association, giving residents complete freedom over their property without monthly fees or restrictions.
Lots in Ponderosa Sub range from standard 6,000–9,999 sq ft up to nearly half an acre — some of the largest lots available in established west Boise at this price point.
Horizon Boise or Koelsch Elementary, Fairmont Junior High, and Capital High School — all part of Boise School District #1.
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