Eagle, ID

145 Apartments for Rent

Did you know? The Baby Borrowers, a 2008 reality television show that aired on NBC, was filmed in Eagle, Idaho.

Eagle, ID is one of the most popular suburban areas around Boise. The town is home to about 20,000 people, many of which commute into and out of Boise for work each day. Eagle is like most Midwestern towns: small, friendly and safe. However, there are some things that put Eagle on the map and give it a true personality of its own. If you're considering living in the Boise area and want something with enough entertainment in case you get bored, but some more peace and quiet than big city living? Eagle might be just the place for you.

Moving to Eagle

Searching for apartment rentals in Eagle shouldn't be too difficult. The city abounds with apartments homes, and many people live in rental properties, as well as purchased homes. If you're looking for a rental place, like a studio apartment for rent in Eagle, then you'll want to gather all the necessary leasing documents before you start your search. Bring IDs, bank statements, tax returns, proof of employment, and letters of reference from landlords and employers. Make sure you check with each individual landlord to make sure you are bringing the right information.

It can pay to do research about areas in Eagle before you move there, so you don't spend time considering houses in places you wouldn't like to live! Check out some more information about areas in Eagle below.

City Center: Imagine a Midwestern town's classic downtown, and this is what you've got in Eagle's City Center. Shops, restaurants stores and businesses can be found here, so it's a convenient place to live if you like amenities right nearby.

Eastern Eagle: The Eastern Part of Eagle, also known as the part that's not downtown, is a bit more affordable than the city center. What you get in lower cost, you sacrifice in convenience. Consider finding a home here, though, if you want a more affordable but still nice rental apartment.

Living in Eagle

Eagle is a commuter town, where people drive their cars into and out of Boise, yes. But this small, quaint town has a personality all its own. One thing that puts this place on the map is the annual World's Largest Rocky Mountain Oyster Feed. If you're not aware, rocky mountain oysters are not oysters at all, but rather, bull testicles. This event is a fundraiser for the town's volunteer fire department.

There's more entertainment in town than the Rocky Mountain Oyster Feed. The city has an arboretum park, where you can check out and learn more about beautiful, local trees. It also has the beautiful and lovely Eagle Island State Park, which has a swimming beach, picnic area, equestrian trails and even a water slide!