
A cozy 1930s charmer in the historic West End, close to downtown and Esther Simplot Park. The primary suite is upstairs with a shower and soaking tub, the main floor has the parlor, living room, kitchen and dining room, and the basement holds two more bedrooms, a full bath and the laundry. The back deck has plenty of seating, a fire pit and the hot tub. Worth knowing: the house has lots of stairs, and all three entrances are reached by them.

A boho bungalow in the heart of Boise. Walk out the front door and you are across the street from the Boise River, Whitewater Park, Quinn's Pond and the Greenbelt. Out the back door is a yard with mature trees, a BBQ, a fire pit and the hot tub. Sleeps 6, with self check in through a keypad.

A private retreat for two, built for quiet connection. A large bedroom with a king bed, a living room, and a kitchenette with room to eat. An electric fireplace sets the tone inside. Outside there are two separate spaces: one with a fire pit and BBQ, the other with the hot tub and a lounge area.

A fully restored 1962 Union Pacific caboose sitting on 40 feet of original track. Queen bed up in the cupola, two twins in the main car, and a small parlor. No electricity runs through it, which is exactly what makes it so photogenic. Guests also get Riverwalk Cottage next door for the kitchen, laundry and hot tub. Named for Janae's Great Grandpa Jewell, who worked the railroads.

The caboose sits on the same parcel as Riverwalk Cottage, so the two work as one place. The cottage brings the kitchen, the beds, the laundry and the hot tub. The caboose brings the backdrop, the cupola and the track. Together they hold a gathering of up to 60 standing or 30 seated, which is what makes this pair the one people book for weddings, parties and shoots.

Peak House and The Burrow are attached, so you can take both and have the whole property to yourselves. Four bedrooms across the two, two hot tubs, two fire pits, two kitchens and separate entrances. It suits two families, a group that wants its own space, or anyone who needs more room than one house gives.