2111 South Broadmoor Drive

Live in the main house while using the detached studio as a dedicated workspace, office, creative studio, or company hub.

Live on the property while generating long-term rental income from a separately utilized portion, with the layout offering natural separation between personal and tenant use.

Use the property for short- or mid-term rentals through services such as Airbnb, with the flexibility to offer it as a whole or create two more distinct rentable zones. A semi-permanent or retractable partition could allow the configuration to shift easily between combined and separated use. The property’s central location near the airport, Boise State, and downtown also creates strong appeal for short- and mid-term guests.

Create a centralized company base that combines accommodations, workspace, meetings, team needs, and other business functions within one flexible property. Its proximity to the airport and major Boise/Treasure Valley destinations adds another layer of convenience for regional or traveling teams.

Build on the property’s existing flexibility through strategic improvements, added separation, additional structures, or potential studio-to-ADU development. With no HOA, owners also have greater freedom to explore future additions and property improvements, subject to applicable zoning and permitting requirements.

Explore collaborative ownership, family or partner acquisition, fractional investment, or other creative structures built around shared use and long-term value.

The eastern wall of the studio aligns naturally with the rear entrance to the main house’s second full bath/laundry room, creating a simple path for a permanent privacy fence. With minor changes to the bathroom’s interior access, it could be configured to serve the studio side more independently.

Build in the flexibility to operate the property as one fully connected environment or two independently private spaces. One way to achieve this would be to introduce a three-part privacy fence or partition between the main house and studio, with a fixed section surrounding the rear landing and a larger rolling bi-fold section extending toward the studio. When separation is desired, the partition could create two distinct private zones; when an open configuration is preferred, the movable section could pivot, fold, and store neatly against the studio’s eastern wall without obstructing the window.