Boise has many distinct neighborhoods to choose from and has something for everyone. Here are some of the best places to live when you're looking for a Boise apartment for rent:

Maple Grove-Franklin

This established Boise neighborhood is known for its mature landscaping and well-kept grounds. Fairview Avenue and N. Curtis Road keep shopping, dining, and healthcare close by.

Boise Bench

The Bench sits above downtown Boise and is known for being close to everything. Orchard Street, Curtis Road, Fairview Avenue, and Franklin Road are its main routes.

Downtown Boise

Downtown offers shops, restaurants, and breweries within a walkable core. Landmarks like the Idaho State Capitol and the Egyptian Theatre add to the area's arts and entertainment options.

Meridian

Meridian is home to The Village at Meridian, an outdoor shopping center with restaurants, a movie theater, and a bowling alley and arcade. Its location west of Boise gives renters another convenient option for shopping and dining.

Boise offers a welcoming blend of city amenities and outdoor access with convenient connections across the Treasure Valley. Whether you're looking for outdoor recreation, local dining and shopping, or easy access to major employers, here are some of the unique features and areas to consider:

Convenient Location

Central Pointe offers quick access to I-84, downtown Boise, and Meridian. That makes commuting, errands, and weekend plans simple.

Outdoor Recreation

The Boise River Greenbelt follows the river through the city and connects many of Boise's parks. Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve is a 44-acre nature reserve on the edge of Boise's West Bench.

Shopping and Dining

Boise Towne Square and The Village at Meridian bring plenty of shopping and dining options to the Treasure Valley. Downtown Boise adds local restaurants, breweries, and shops.

Employment and Everyday Access

Major employers like St. Luke's Health System, Micron Technology, and Boise State University are located in the Boise area. Grocery stores, parks, and healthcare options are also close to the Maple Grove-Franklin neighborhood.

There are many fun activities to do in Boise! Central Pointe's convenient location in the Maple Grove-Franklin neighborhood puts residents in the heart of the Treasure Valley's shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation. Major attractions and activities in the area include:

• Boise Towne Square
• The Village at Meridian
• Downtown Boise
• Boise River Greenbelt
• Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve
• Julia Davis Park
• Zoo Boise
• Roaring Springs Waterpark

Central Pointe in Boise offers convenient access to the city's top employers. The proximity to I-84, Fairview Avenue, and N. Curtis Road gives easy access to healthcare, technology, education, government, and retail employers, like:

• St. Luke's Health System
• Saint Alphonsus Health System
• Micron Technology
• Boise State University
• State of Idaho
• Albertsons
• HP Inc.
• Idaho Power
• J.R. Simplot Company
• Boise School District

At Central Pointe, you'll find a variety of amenities that make living in welcoming Boise even better, such as:

Pool and Outdoor Relaxation

Cool off in the community pool on a warm Boise afternoon, then head to the courtyard or BBQ and picnic area. These spaces make it easy to relax or gather outdoors.

Pet-Friendly Apartment Living

Central Pointe is a pet friendly community with an off-leash dog park and a pet spa. Residents have convenient spaces to care for and play with their pets.

Fitness, Clubhouse, and Everyday Conveniences

The 24-hour fitness center fits workouts into any schedule, and the playground offers a spot for outdoor fun. A clubhouse, business center, and four 24-hour laundry facilities add convenience to daily routines.

Convenient In-Home Features

Apartments include ample closet space, a private patio, and a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, dishwasher, and garbage disposal. Air conditioning, a dining area, and vinyl flooring add comfort and function.