3 Scenic Homesites and a Townhome in Washington and Boise

Along the water’s edge in an exclusive development in Washington, this approximately 5-acre lot overlooks the subdivision lake and backs to trees, offering a rare balance of openness and privacy. The setting is well-suited to a walkout basement, inviting a home design that takes advantage of the natural grade and the lake-facing outlook. House plans must be approved and approximately 2,700 square feet, creating a cohesive feel within the neighborhood while still leaving room for a thoughtful, custom approach. Evenings promise a simple ritual: sunsets over the lake, enjoyed from a front porch as the light shifts across the water. With convenient access to the highway and just minutes from town, it’s a place that supports both quiet daily rhythms and easy connections beyond.

Size: 5.00 acres

Set on a 5.2-acre building lot (ML), Lot 2 Hilltop Drive offers a mix of open ground and wooded acreage with a natural slope suited for a walk-out design. The setting invites a home that can take advantage of the land’s gentle changes in grade, with room to shape outdoor living around sun and shade. While it feels removed, the location keeps daily conveniences close—just minutes from town, shopping, entertainment, the hospital, and Hwy. For buyers envisioning more elbow room, there’s also the option to purchase the adjacent house with 5 additional acres, creating a combined 10 acres (ML). It’s a practical, flexible canvas for building now and expanding later, with an easy connection back to Washington, Missouri.

Size: 5.00 acres

On a quieter street in Harris Ranch, this stylish, impeccably maintained corner-unit townhome balances clean-lined modernity with warmth. The main floor includes an office that can serve as a potential fourth bedroom, plus a 10×10 garage shop/storage area—practical touches that make daily life feel organized. In the kitchen, straight-lined cabinetry and barnwood flooring pair with crisp quartz counters and high-end appliances, while a walk-in butler’s pantry and space for a large dining table keep the “heart of the home” both social and efficient. Upstairs, a built-in bench and reading nook create a thoughtful pause between the primary and secondary bedrooms. In the primary suite, blackout Hunter Douglas blinds, a glass-enclosed walk-in shower with contemporary tile, dual vanity, and a spacious closet add polish. With the Boise River, Greenbelt, foothills, community pools, and local coffee shops and restaurants nearby—and no lawn to maintain—summer can feel wonderfully lock-and-go.

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