




Discover the timeless elegance of the Harrison House, a historic Boise Craftsman full of character and charm located in the heart of Idaho. Built in 1923 by the son of Irish immigrants, this meticulously decorated home serves as a love letter to a bygone era, offering a bright and personality-filled sanctuary for your next getaway.
This inviting home features 3 bedrooms and 3 beds, with 1 full bathroom, all conveniently located on the main floor to accommodate up to 6 guests. The interior is defined by classic hardwood floors and antique décor, accented with cheerful blue and yellow tones that create a warmth impossible to manufacture. Guests can relax by the gas fireplace in the living room, gather for board games in the sunny sunroom, or enjoy a movie night with the TV and DVD player.
Outdoor living is a highlight of the property. Step into the enchanting enclosed backyard, a whimsical retreat featuring a vine-covered pergola and an ornate river-rock patio that feels like something out of a storybook. The porch with umbrella seating and a gas grill make it an ideal spot for alfresco barbecues and refreshing drinks with loved ones.
Situated on tree-lined Harrison Boulevard in Boise's beloved historic North End, the home is located on a street recognized by the National Register of Historic Places. You are just blocks from the eclectic shops and cafes of Hyde Park and Camel's Back Park, and only two miles from the thriving urban destination of downtown Boise. Local adventures abound, from cycling the Boise River Greenbelt and visiting the Idaho Botanical Garden to winter sports at Bogus Basin, located less than 16 miles away.
Practical Information:
Whether you are planning a wine-tasting weekend or a family adventure into the great Idaho outdoors, the Harrison House is the perfect backdrop for memories that last.
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