Nampa Real Estate | Caldwell Idaho Homes
Welcome to the treasure of the valley—the Nampa/Caldwell area. Bound on the south by the rustic Owyhee Mountains and peaceful Lake Lowell, you can stop your search. Satisfy your sense of ‘coming home' by living in a community where roots run deep, literally and figuratively. Nampa and Caldwell, originally agricultural communities approximately thirty minutes west of Boise, are expanding into premier cities. You will feel delighted with the charm of the past catching up with the future.
Anyone with a penchant for big city pride mixed with small town flavor will find these areas irresistible. Canyon County is growing at an unprecedented pace. Expansion and revitalization are restoring the Nampa/Caldwell downtown cores to their historical states. Nampa has become the second largest city in Idaho. Enjoy all that Southwestern Idaho has to offer.
ACTIVITIES:
Snake River Dayz is a ten-day extravaganza in July celebrating true western culture with the Snake River Stampede, one of America's top twelve rodeos, as high ranking pro-rodeo cowboys vie for prize money and awards. Celebrating this mid-summer festival, Treasure Valley residents feast on food, entertainment and activities throughout the city.
Not long afterwards, Caldwell ‘cowboys up' with the Caldwell Night Rodeo, another much anticipated and highly acclaimed event. Cowboys of all ages vicariously fill their bronco and bull riding dreams as the country's best cowboys compete for fame and fortune.
The Idaho Center, situated in Nampa, right off Interstate 84, is literally ‘The Crossroads of the Northwest'. This centrally located facility offers the perfect 60 acre venue for conventions, conferences, sporting events, concerts, trade shows, equestrian events, or theatrical productions.
The Nampa Civic Center is available for plays, ballets, Christmas' festival of trees, business meetings, dinner theater and other events.
RECREATION:
Both Caldwell and Nampa have successful city recreational centers providing a wide variety of organized and cost-effective activities and facilities to unwind and revitalize.
The area's rapidly growing area offers exciting outdoor and recreational activities from water skiing or fishing on Lake Lowell to exploring the ghost town, Silver City, one of Idaho 's earliest mining towns.
WINERY TOURS:
The steep, south sloping hills of the lush fruit orchards of Canyon County were adapted to vineyards in the late 1980's. A successful wine industry benefits the community with superb award-winning wines. Enjoy jazz concerts, tours available by appointment, and the beauty of the fertile orchards of the Snake River Valley.
GOLFING:
Enjoy the relaxation and fun of a golfing get-away. The Nampa/Caldwell vicinity presents beautifully maintained private and public courses to challenge any golfer.
EDUCATION:
Nampa is home to the Boise State University West Campus. Northwest Nazarene College offers undergraduate and graduate degrees for 1500 students. Albertson College of Idaho, a nationally acclaimed liberal arts college is nestled in the heart of Caldwell boasting several Rhodes scholars as alumni.
HOUSING:
Much of Nampa/Caldwell's growth is a result of Boise commuters seeking lower housing prices. With the booming growth in Canyon County, the average home is quite new.
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