




Escape to this peaceful Greenbelt retreat in Nampa, offering direct access to the scenic Stoddard Pathway walking and biking trails just steps from the backyard. This spacious and comfortable home is the perfect spot for morning walks along the creek, outdoor family time, and relaxing evenings in a quiet residential setting.
Designed to accommodate families, friend groups, and traveling professionals, the home features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with a total sleeping capacity for up to 10 guests. The sleeping arrangements include a king primary suite and multiple queen bedrooms, providing a spacious layout ideal for larger groups or extended stays.
One of the most loved features of the property is the huge private backyard surrounded by mature trees, creating a relaxing environment for kids and group gatherings. Guests can enjoy seamless access to miles of paved walking and biking paths through the Greenbelt trail system.
Location & Neighborhood The home is situated in a quiet residential neighborhood in Nampa, Idaho. It is conveniently located just minutes from Northwest Nazarene University (NNU) and the restaurants and breweries of downtown Nampa. Nearby attractions include the Lake Lowell recreation area and various shopping and dining options. While a car is recommended for exploring the wider Treasure Valley, guests can easily access the walkable and bike-friendly Greenbelt from their own backyard. Downtown Nampa is approximately 5 minutes away, with Meridian and Boise reachable within 20 to 25 minutes.
Practical Info & Rules
Guests will enjoy the convenience of self-check-in via a secure smart lock and full private access to the home, garage, and backyard. This retreat combines the thrill of outdoor adventure with the comforts of a well-appointed home, making it a special getaway for any visitor to the Treasure Valley.
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