What is it like living in Quartet?
Quartet sits in Northwest Meridian off Black Cat Road, between W. McMillan Road and W. Ustick Road. The master plan is laid out around interconnected walking paths and pocket green spaces. Lots range from a minimum of about 0.158 acres up to wider homesites, with an average of roughly 0.21 acres — meaningful breathing room compared to the typical Meridian production neighborhood. Architecture is contemporary with traditional and craftsman influences from Brighton, Alturas, and James Clyde.
The community pool and a micro-park with a playground anchor weekend life, while interconnected walking paths and green spaces support daily walks and bike rides. Settlers Park is just minutes away, offering rental pavilions with grills, a fishing pond, an accessible playground, and tennis and horseshoe courts. The McMillan / Black Cat / Chinden retail corridor — Walmart Supercenter, Costco, Panda Express, Dutch Bros, Big Daddy's BBQ, Tin Roof Tacos, Waffle Love — handles most everyday errands within a few minutes.
Quartet residents reach the Eagle Road / I-84 interchange in roughly ten minutes, putting downtown Boise about 25 minutes away and the Boise airport (BOI) about the same. Downtown Meridian and St. Luke's Meridian are roughly ten minutes east. Schools fall within the West Ada School District; specialty schools nearby include Idaho Fine Arts Academy (6–12) and Galileo STEM Academy (K–8) in Eagle, and The Ambrose School (K–12) and Challenger School (PreK–8) in Meridian. Refer to the Schools widget above for the assigned public schools.
Neighborhood Character
Quartet is a newer Brighton-led master plan in Northwest Meridian, with most homes constructed in the early-to-mid 2020s. Builders include Brighton Homes, Alturas Homes, and James Clyde Homes — a mix that supports a range of single-story and two-story floor plans, from move-up family homes to larger primary residences. The HOA is managed under the Brighton umbrella and maintains the pool, walking paths, and common greenspaces. Architectural styles lean toward contemporary craftsman with current finishes. Quartet naturally attracts buyers who want a newer-construction home in a connected master plan — families using the West Ada district and the nearby specialty academies, and professionals commuting on Chinden or Eagle Road.
