A property defined by purpose, with sustainability and sophistication at the forefront. Only nine homes share a gated lane here. This home sits on a natural channel of the Boise River, nearby the Greenbelt yet far enough that the path never interferes. Trey Hoff’s 1994 Prairie-craftsman turns inward as a quiet circle: rooms open through the kitchen and step softly toward the water. One of a kind, recycled-glass countertops at the center of the kitchen with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances nod to sustainability. A full remodel in ’08 opened the original plan; while quieter integral work in ’24 brought the baths, tile, paint, stucco, and systems current, along with an updated architectural roof in ’18. Outside, the landscape is low-maintenance on purpose, with minimalistic and environmentally focused design. An infinity pool cascades to the riverside adjacent to an in-ground spa, where stress soaks away. What photos don’t express, is the architectural fortis itself. Exclusivity, anchored by stucco and brick that’s laid like stratified stone, and a ribbon of clerestory glass keeps the elevation connected and exquisitely grounded. A full hard-wood mahogany deck with multiple french door access points, along with a private deck off the second story primary suite, that overlooks to the river channel. Meticulously maintained and near to Boise in an perfectly secluded property to call home.