The Logan House: A Quintessential Queen Anne established in 1890, originally built for Boise’s first Postmaster & director of the board for the First National Bank of Idaho. Artfully preserved over the past 135 years, the residence offers a rich blend of history w/ modern comforts, and spans 5 city lots on the corner of 11th & Resseguie. Purported to be the first “Southern Colonial” built in Idaho due to an array of architectural elements borrowed from large plantations of the South, this home offers incredible character & authenticity of its era. A 40ft front porch ushers you into the grand foyer enveloped in hand-carved oak paneling punctuated by an ornate fireplace. The three-story cantilever-style staircase leads to the private spaces and is paired with a multi-story oriel window, a marvel of engineering for its time. Solid oak pocket doors adorn the main living areas, perfect for gatherings both large & small. Expansive hardwoods span all three levels featuring soaring 10ft ceilings & picture railing.