Subdivision

Hunter's Point

Developer

Greg Bullock

County

Canyon

MLS Area

1260

City

Nampa

Total Lots
in Community

361

Lot Sizes
Note: 43560 ft² per Acre

Lot Prices

Construction Type

X	Bring Your Own Builder
X	Lots are optioned by Builders

Home Values

From $250,000

Median Home Value

Home Owner Association Dues:

By manner of your $60 monthly homeowner association fees, you will be automatically eligible to become a Resident Social Member at Hunter’s Point Golf & Country Club. These benefits include the right to utilize the following Club amenities when they are completed:

Restaurant / Bistro and all Club Dining Facilities
All Spa Facilities and Treatment Rooms
Fitness Facility
Swimming Pool
Tennis Courts
Championship Golf Course - As a Resident Social Member, you will be eligible to play the course up to six (6) times annually at the prevailing guest rate.

Patio Homes

Subdivision
Amenities

X	Pressurized Irrigation
X	Community Building
X	Community Walking Paths
X	Community Pool
X	Community Park
X	Community Golf Course
X	Lots by Water

Schools:

Elementary:	Owyhee
Middle:	South Middle
High:	Skyview

Commute Distances

Downtown Boise	20 miles
Downtown Nampa	3 miles
Boise TS Mall	17 miles

Builders

BRW Builders
Ideal Custom Homes
Kastera Homes
M3 Custom Homes
Quick Const
Shervik Builders
Solid Rock Homes
Stonehaven Homes
Welch Custom Homes
Young American Homes

Additional Comments

Hunter’s Point will be a family-centric community--meaning all activities at this private club will be focused on providing a family-oriented experience. From the programming, member events, and amenities at the future clubhouse, Hunter’s Point will be a community gathering place for family and friends. The name and theme of the property plays homage to the outdoor pursuits for which the region is known, yet it is also the name of the Bullock family’s 8 year-old son, Hunter.

Occupying 312 acres at the intersection of Greenhurst and Middleton roads in Nampa, Idaho, Hunter's Point is a planned residential golf community featuring panoramic views of Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, and the Treasure Valley. The centerpiece of Hunter's Point is the Gene Bates-designed 18-hole golf course that will showcase jaw-dropping elevation changes, manicured Bentgrass fairways and shimmering water features on 11 of the 18 holes. In keeping with the family-oriented theme of the community, the course will feature junior tee boxes on every hole--providing a more player-friendly alternative for children and beginners.

The golf and community clubhouse will feature fine dining and casual dining; a pro shop; a swimming pool and jacuzzi; tennis courts; exercise rooms; a children’s care center; an atrium/lounge; a full health spa including steam rooms and sauna, massages, manicures and pedicures; and additional community amenities.

The homes available within the Hunter's Point community are a refined mix of easy-to-maintain condominiums and cottages, modern and craftsman style homes, and beautiful custom-built homes. Built by some of the finest builders in the region, the homes are available in a variety of floor plans and price ranges to fit just about any lifestyle. Each home site is uniquely plotted to maximize the benefits of its topography, orientation, views, access, size, home type, and proximity to the golf course.

Phases

Herron Springs
Be a charter homeowner at Hunter’s Point. Beautiful craftsman-style homes on generous home-sites with easy access to Iowa Avenue. Phase 2 homes will enjoy golf course and Boise Front views.

Miller Crossing
Miller Crossing offers homes with a classic style nestled along fairways 12 and 13. Custom homes are now available in Miller Crossing.

Sunrise Crossing
The homes in this cozy neighborhood enjoy superb views of the Treasure Valley and easy access to the Clubhouse and Iowa Avenue. The kids can walk to the pool, and for you, it’s a leisurely stroll to the driving range.

Royal Ridge
Sitting above the 15th’s fairway, Royal Ridge is a private culdesac with no through traffic and quick access to Greenhurst Road. Residents enjoy elevated views of the Boise Front from large lots of up to half an acre. Now Available!

North Slope
From your patio or front porch along the beautiful par 5 9th hole, watch spectacular Idaho sunsets turn the sky to fire. Follow the cart path to the Clubhouse for a sauna, massage, and dinner. Now Available!

Eagerly Anticipating

Circling Raven

The land slopes up to four wide, lush fairways, providing the largest inventory of golf course frontage lots at Hunter’s Point. Closer to home, spacious homesites offer plenty of room for swing sets, trampolines, and chipping practice. Anticipated availability: Spring 2008.

Monarch Pass (located in Elk Basin)
Flowing along the par 3 16th hole, the Monarch Pass neighborhood will be an icon of generosity. Its bountiful homesites have big-hearted views of two fairways, the valley, and the Boise Front. Anticipated availability: Fall 2007.

South Slope (located in Elk Basin)
With anticipated availability in the fall of 2007, South Slope will be home to maintenance-free villas and patio homes.

South Basin (located in Elk Basin)
Minimize your yard work in these nearly maintenance-free cottages paralleling the 17th hole. You’ll love the views of the water. Anticipated availability: Fall 2007.

Lookout Basin
Winding along Hunter’s Point’s classic finishing hole, the cottages of Lookout Basin will share views of the 17th and 18th fairways, the lakes protecting them, and the Boise Front to the north. Anticipated availability: Late 2007.

Lookout Ridge
Immediately adjacent to the Clubhouse, these elegant condominiums will take your breath away with their spectacular panorama of Lake Lowell, the six holes of “The Pit,” and the Owyhee Mountains. Anticipated availability: Spring 2008.

The Rim
This prime property has spectacular views in every direction, including Lake Lowell, the Owyhee Mountains, and the front nine holes of the course. Grab your driver, putter, and swimming suit and spend the day at the Clubhouse. It’s an easy walk. Anticipated availability: Fall 2008.