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Moving to Grand View, ID
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About Grand View
Grand View is a tiny Snake River city of roughly 440–465 residents (2020 census 440; 2024 estimate 464) in Owyhee County, about 53 miles southeast of Marsing. It's deep agricultural country — row crops, pasture, and the C.J. Strike Reservoir just upstream — with the Owyhee uplands and desert to the south. Life centers on the school, the annual Grand View Days celebration, and the river: fishing, hunting, and boating are the recreation. Buyers here want maximum space, minimum people, and an hour from the Boise metro.
Home prices in Grand View
Home prices in Grand View vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Grand View
- C.J. Strike Reservoir — fishing, boating, and camping on the Snake River.
- Snake River canyon views.
- Grand View Days — annual town celebration.
- Owyhee uplands and desert recreation to the south.
- Surrounding farmland.
Commuting from Grand View
- No rail transit in the Boise metro — commutes are by car; no transit service this far out.
- Grand View is about 60 miles southeast of downtown Boise via SH-78/SH-167 to I-84; the drive is approximately 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes.
- C.J. Strike Reservoir is minutes upstream on the Snake River.
Grand View FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Grand View, ID?
Home prices in Grand View vary by neighborhood and property type. Price snapshot unavailable - How is the commute from Grand View, ID?
No rail transit in the Boise metro — commutes are by car; no transit service this far out.
Town links
Schools
Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.