2923 S Ladera Pl, Boise, ID 83705

Welcome home to this thoughtfully maintained 1,397 SF townhouse located right by Shoshone Park and the Boise Airport. This updated home offers a bright, open living space, three comfortable bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, a two-car attached garage, and a spacious, fenced backyard. Located near parks, shopping, downtown Boise, the airport, and other amenities, this home offers the perfect combination of comfort and accessibility. Recent updates include a renovated kitchen with silestone countertops and subway tile backsplash, a new sliding glass door, and fresh appliances, including a new washer, dryer, and dishwasher. A pet door to the backyard is also a convenient feature for pet owners. Available November 1, 2026. Scheduling showings starting October 12. 12-18 Month Leases Available. Lawn Care and Utilities: Landlord is responsible for all lawn care. Tenants are responsible for all utilities. Pet Policy: Pets are permitted, subject to approval and the property's pet policy. Monthly pet rent is $50 per pet, with a $500 pet deposit per household. Applicants must disclose all pets, including type, size, and relevant behavior history. Assistance animals are not considered pets and are handled in accordance with applicable fair housing laws; pet fees and deposits do not apply to qualifying assistance animals. Application requirements: Each interested tenant must submit an application, authorize a credit and background check, pay a $30 application fee, and meet the tenant screening criteria (below). The application fee covers the cost of screening, such as credit, background, and rental history reports. Applications are reviewed in the order received, provided they are complete. Tenant Screening Criteria 1. Minimum income requirements Applicants must demonstrate verifiable gross household income of at least 3 times the monthly rent. Combined income from all applicants may be considered. All lawful, verifiable income sources will be evaluated consistently. 2. Income and employment verification Applicants must provide documentation verifying income and their ability to pay rent. This may include recent pay stubs, employer verification, tax returns, bank or financial statements, benefit statements, or other reliable documentation appropriate to their income source. Self-employed applicants may provide tax returns or other records demonstrating consistent income. 3. Credit screening A credit report will be reviewed for payment history, outstanding debt obligations, and overall credit quality. A credit score of 650 or higher is the target guideline, but not an automatic pass or denial. Applicants below this score may be considered based on the full application, including income, rental history, and documented circumstances. 4. Rental history Applicants should provide at least two years of verifiable rental history, where available. References may be contacted to verify payment history, lease compliance, property care, and prior lease outcomes. First-time renters without a full two-year history may be considered using other relevant documentation. 5. Background screening A lawful criminal background check will be conducted. Decisions will consider the nature and severity of relevant convictions, how recently the conduct occurred, and any mitigating information. Arrests without convictions will not be treated as proof of criminal conduct. An eviction check will also be conducted, but an eviction filing alone will not necessarily disqualify the applicant. 6. Occupancy requirements All adult occupants must complete an application and screening. All residents must be disclosed on the lease. Occupancy must comply with applicable laws, safety requirements, and HOA rules. Requests for reasonable accommodations will be considered as required by law. 7. Required documentation Applicants must provide a completed application, government-issued identification, income verification, rental history and references, and authorization for applicable screening reports. Additional documentation may be requested when reasonably necessary to verify information provided. 8. Reasons an application may be denied An application may be denied for one or more of the following reasons: False or misleading information. Inability to meet the stated income or financial criteria. Unsatisfactory verified rental history. Relevant, disqualifying screening findings under the policy above. Inability to verify required information. Failure to meet lease or occupancy requirements. Decisions will be made consistently and in compliance with fair housing laws. Any denial based on a consumer report will follow applicable adverse-action requirements.