Skybreak is an 80-acre Blackrock Homes development in southeast Meridian, located near Eagle Road and Lake Hazel Road. Structured as two neighborhoods sharing one amenity set—a gated Estates section and a District Neighborhood—it features single-level floorplans and a signature golf cart path connecting directly to Boise Ranch Golf Course. With homes built primarily between 2024 and 2026, Skybreak is a top choice for single-level buyers, downsizers, and golf-adjacent lifestyle buyers.
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An 80-acre development in southeast Meridian, near Eagle Road and Lake Hazel Road. The community is organized as two neighborhoods within one master plan — the gated Estates section with a more refined feel, and the District Neighborhood with single-level floorplans available with either a 3-car garage or a dedicated shop space. Streets are designed around shared amenities and an internal golf cart path.
Residents make use of the community's picnic area, two dog parks, children's play structure, sports courts, and open green space. The signature amenity is the on-site golf cart path that connects directly to Boise Ranch Golf Course — a feature that doubles as a walking and biking corridor for everyone in the community. Pace of life leans low-key and family- and downsizer-friendly.
SE Meridian gives quick access to I-84 via Eagle Road; ~20–25 minutes to downtown Boise; ~25 minutes to Boise Airport (BOI); minutes to Lake Hazel-corridor retail. Served by the West Ada School District.
District floorplans designed for single-level lifestyle buyers.
A more private, refined section within the same community.
Rare amenity that doubles as a walking and biking corridor.
Quick I-84 access via Eagle Road and minutes to Lake Hazel retail.
Skybreak showcases the Blackrock Homes design philosophy of two-neighborhoods-in-one — the gated Estates section and the District Neighborhood. With a strong focus on single-level floorplans built primarily between 2024 and 2026, the community features an active HOA that maintains the picnic area, dog parks, sports courts, and golf cart path. The neighborhood naturally attracts single-level buyers, downsizers, and Treasure Valley residents who want golf-adjacent living without leaving the city.
Common questions about living in Skybreak, answered.
Skybreak is an 80-acre development located in southeast Meridian, Idaho, near the intersection of Eagle Road and Lake Hazel Road in the 83642 zip code.
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Yes, Skybreak has an active HOA that maintains the community's picnic area, two dog parks, sports courts, and the golf cart path connecting to Boise Ranch Golf Course.
Skybreak is served by the West Ada School District. The specific elementary, middle, and high school assignments are shown in the Schools widget above, which pulls live data from the MLS.
Yes, Skybreak offers family-friendly amenities including a children's play structure, sports courts, two dog parks, and walking trails within a quiet, master-planned setting.
Skybreak stands out with its unique two-neighborhoods-in-one design by Blackrock Homes, its strong focus on single-level living, and its exclusive golf cart path connecting directly to Boise Ranch Golf Course.
Skybreak features primarily single-level floorplans built by Blackrock Homes between 2024 and 2026, with options for 3-car garages or dedicated shop spaces.
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