Never before on the market - Built-in 1961 next to the 18th hole of the Hillcrest Country Club, the Brookover House was custom-built by Grider & La Marche architects, reflecting the mid-20th-century Modern Movement. It retains an extraordinary degree of integrity in seven aspects, including setting, feeling, association, location, design, workmanship, and materials. The residence maintains its original shape, form, volume, scale, key design features, and materials, including exterior claddings, general interior spatial arrangement, and many interior finishes. Hence, the property conveys its historical connections to mid-century Boise and the Brookover family. The home is clad with white brick (not painted) and painted cedar beveled siding. It features deep wood eaves with exposed beams on the exterior.
The 12-sided section of the house includes the common living areas, including the entryway, living room, den/family room, bathroom, dining room, and kitchen.
The section that fan out includes the private living areas, the primary bedroom and bathroom, three secondary bedrooms, and more.
The lower level features an incredible entertainment room, complete with a speakeasy bar, an office, a woodworking area, storage space, and more.
