Mountain Realty — Private Listing
Confidential Investment
Opportunity
Boise, Idaho · Off-Market
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Private · Off-Market · Ada County Contiguous to Boise

11913 W Victory Rd.

Boise, Idaho 83709
$550,000 Asking Price
1.2 ac Lot Size
Up to 4 Possible Lots*
R-1C Zone Discussed w/ Planner
Property Overview

1.2-Acre Infill Parcel
Contiguous to City of Boise

A 1.2-acre parcel in Ada County, contiguous to land already annexed into the City of Boise. The property includes an existing 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom single-family residence with a finished basement and a converted garage room not reflected in county records. All information is based on the listing agent's research and preliminary conversations with relevant agencies. Buyers are encouraged to conduct independent due diligence on zoning, entitlements, and development feasibility.

1.2 ac
Total Acreage
Ada Co.
Current Jurisdiction
Contiguous
To Boise City Limits
R-1C
Zone Discussed w/ Planner
Up to 3
New Lots via Minor Division*
In Street
City Water (ext. req'd) · City Sewer · Power

* Subject to annexation approval and minor land division application. Buyer to verify independently.

One Possible Approach

A Phased
Development Path

The following sequence is based on the listing agent's research and preliminary agency conversations. It is one illustration of how an investor might approach this property — not a prescription. All buyers should consult their own legal, planning, and financial advisors.

Important: Zoning designations, annexation outcomes, and land division approvals are subject to government discretion. Water extension costs and requirements should be independently verified. Conversations with planning staff are not approvals or commitments from any agency.
01
Consider a Duplex Conversion (Optional)
The house presents two reasonable paths depending on investment strategy.

Converting the existing residence to a duplex is an option worth considering. The property fronts Victory Rd., a well-traveled main street, which makes renting both units straightforward — a simple sign out front may be all that's needed to attract tenants. A duplex conversion would also increase the structure's value prior to or independent of any land division. A stairwell to the lower level would need to be constructed — there is a good location for it at the rear of the house per the listing agent's site review. Two existing sewer stubs are already on the property. Buyer to confirm current eligibility with Ada County Planning & Development Services.

That said, duplex conversion is entirely optional. Once a minor land division is complete, the house and its lot can be sold separately whether the structure is a single-family home or a duplex.
02
Apply for Annexation into City of Boise
The parcel is contiguous to land already within Boise city limits — a typical prerequisite for annexation petitions. The listing agent has had preliminary conversations with a City of Boise planner who indicated R-1C as a likely zoning designation. Annexation approval is at the City's sole discretion.
03
Extend City Water to the NE Corner
City of Boise water is currently in Victory Rd., near the northwest corner of the property. Extension from the northwest corner — where the main is located — to the northeast corner of the property is a prerequisite for a minor land division application. Costs and requirements should be confirmed independently with the appropriate utility providers. Costs and requirements should be confirmed independently with the appropriate utility providers. The property currently operates on a septic system and drain field.
04
Minor Land Division — Up to 3 Additional Lots
Subject to successful annexation and infrastructure requirements, the listing agent's research indicates a minor land division for up to three additional building lots may be feasible under R-1C zoning. All land division applications are subject to City review and approval.
Key Factors — Buyer to Verify

What the Listing Agent
Has Researched

Contiguous to City Limits
The parcel shares a boundary with property already inside Boise city limits — a typical prerequisite for annexation petitions.
R-1C Discussed with City Planner
A City of Boise planner indicated R-1C as a likely post-annexation designation. This is not an approval or commitment. Buyer should conduct their own pre-application conference with the City.
Duplex Conversion Available
The existing structure appears to qualify for duplex conversion under current Ada County regulations, independent of any annexation timeline. This is one option — not a requirement. Buyer to verify with Ada County Planning & Development Services.
City Water & Sewer Context
City water is present in Victory Rd. near the NW corner and would need to be extended. Two sewer stubs already exist on the property. The house currently uses a septic and drain field. Buyer to confirm all utility requirements and costs independently.
The Existing Residence

4 Bed · 2 Bath
With Finished Basement

The home sits on the northeast portion of the parcel fronting Victory Rd. County records show 2,148 sq ft, which does not include an additional bonus room (currently a piano room) converted from part of the original garage. The main level and basement each function as self-contained living areas — a layout well suited to the duplex conversion option. A 250 sq ft covered deck with pergola and string lighting extends off the kitchen at the rear.

2,148+
Sq Ft (County Record)
1,082
Main Level Sq Ft
1,066
Basement Sq Ft
250
Deck Sq Ft
4 Bed
2 Up · 2 Down
2 Bath
1 Up · 1 Down

County sq ft figure does not include converted garage bonus room (piano room). Buyer to verify all measurements.

Electrical Panel

Circuit Layout
Already Partially Separated

The existing panel has handwritten circuit identifications that show several circuits are already dedicated to either the main level or the basement — a meaningful head start for anyone pursuing a duplex conversion. Click the panel photo to view it full size and read the labels.

Downstairs bedrooms and family room outlets are on a dedicated circuit, already identified on the panel.
Downstairs bath, A/C, furnace, and outlets are separately labeled, suggesting minimal panel work would be needed to split the service.
Main level kitchen outlets, range, water heater, and dryer circuits are individually identified.
A licensed electrician should verify all circuit assignments and confirm the scope of work required to establish two separate services. This note is for informational purposes only.
Electrical panel with circuit labels
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Offer Considerations

Preferred
Terms

The property currently houses an aging parent of the owner, and the seller would appreciate a short post-closing occupancy period to allow for a comfortable transition. Buyers are encouraged to include approximately 30 days of post-closing occupancy in their offer, giving the occupants adequate time to fully vacate the property after close of escrow. This consideration would be looked upon favorably when evaluating offers and is likely to strengthen a buyer's position relative to comparable terms.

All showings are by appointment only.

The listing agent must accompany all showings. Please contact Tyler Pond directly at 208-371-7603 or tyler@tylerpond.com to schedule.

Represented By
Tyler Pond
Mountain Realty
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