East End
Boise's beating heart — the city's oldest neighborhood where history, nature, and community intertwine.
Boise's beating heart — the city's oldest neighborhood where history, nature, and community intertwine.
Overview
If Boise has a beating heart, it's the East End. The city's oldest neighborhood, bordered by foothills to the north, Military Reserve to the east, downtown to the west, and the Boise River to the southwest. Warm Springs Avenue is on the National Register of Historic Places — the first homes in America to use geothermal heating.
Dining
Coffee, sandwiches, and soft-serve — a beloved neighborhood café and community gathering spot.
A 45-year institution with legendary brunch and pancakes — an East End tradition.
Comfort food and craft beer in a relaxed, family-friendly setting.
Fresh sandwiches and salads made with quality ingredients — perfect for a quick, delicious meal.
Fork, Barbacoa, Alavita, and more — all just minutes away in downtown Boise.
Outdoors
3.7 miles to Boise's iconic sandstone cross — breathtaking views of the city and valley below.
Breathtaking city views from tree-lined trails — a hidden gem for locals.
An extensive trail network on the eastern edge of the neighborhood for hiking and mountain biking.
Walking, jogging, and cycling along the scenic Boise River path.
Public course with occasional elk sightings — a uniquely Idaho golfing experience.
Historic public pool — a beloved East End landmark for recreation and community.
Lifestyle
Browse current listings in East End to find your next home. Updated daily with the latest properties on the market.
From historic Victorians on Warm Springs Avenue to charming Craftsman bungalows, the East End offers Boise's most authentic neighborhood experience. Let Aimee help you discover this historic gem.