Pepperwood Estates – Silvercreek Realty Group

Homes for Sale in Pepperwood Estates in Boise, Idaho

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11414 W Hiawatha Dr, Boise, ID

11414 W Hiawatha Dr
Boise, ID

$725,000
- Lot Size
  
  9,584 sqft
- Home Size
  
  2,721 sqft
- Beds
  
  4 Beds
- Baths
  
  4 Baths
- Year Built
  
  2011
- Days on Market
  
  2
11505 W Tioga, Boise, ID

11505 W Tioga
Boise, ID

$649,900
- Lot Size
  
  8,277 sqft
- Home Size
  
  2,992 sqft
- Beds
  
  3 Beds
- Baths
  
  3 Baths
- Year Built
  
  2006
- Days on Market
  
  7
25 N White Pine Lane, RIGBY, ID

25 N White Pine Lane
RIGBY, ID

$385,000
- Lot Size
  
  16,989 sqft
- Home Size
  
  1,395 sqft
- Beds
  
  4 Beds
- Baths
  
  2 Baths
- Year Built
  
  2010
- Days on Market
  
  16
24 N Currant Lane, RIGBY, ID

24 N Currant Lane
RIGBY, ID

$470,000
- Lot Size
  
  13,940 sqft
- Home Size
  
  2,844 sqft
- Beds
  
  6 Beds
- Baths
  
  3 Baths
- Year Built
  
  2016
- Days on Market
  
  31
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2452 S Amaya Lane, Boise, ID

2452 S Amaya Lane
Boise, ID

$479,500
- Lot Size
  
  3,485 sqft
- Home Size
  
  1,803 sqft
- Beds
  
  3 Beds
- Baths
  
  3 Baths
- Year Built
  
  2010
- Days on Market
  
  49
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2680 S Gatewood Lane, Boise, ID

2680 S Gatewood Lane
Boise, ID

$429,900
- Lot Size
  
  3,485 sqft
- Home Size
  
  1,750 sqft
- Beds
  
  3 Beds
- Baths
  
  3 Baths
- Year Built
  
  2006
- Days on Market
  
  70
2925 S Heritage Ave, Boise, ID

2925 S Heritage Ave
Boise, ID

$510,000
- Lot Size
  
  18,731 sqft
- Home Size
  
  2,288 sqft
- Beds
  
  4 Beds
- Baths
  
  3 Baths
- Year Built
  
  1978
- Days on Market
  
  70
2335 S Petra Ave, Boise, ID

2335 S Petra Ave
Boise, ID

$624,900
- Lot Size
  
  9,584 sqft
- Home Size
  
  2,432 sqft
- Beds
  
  5 Beds
- Baths
  
  3 Baths
- Year Built
  
  2002
- Days on Market
  
  85

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