Millstone Farm sits along North Palmer Lane between West Floating Feather Road and Beacon Light Road, in the pastoral north end of Eagle where the streets still look out at foothills and open ground. The community spans roughly 90 acres with about 245 semi-custom and custom single-family homes plus 66 townhomes planned across a phased build-out — and nearly 24 acres of it is dedicated open space, threaded with two green corridors, walking paths, and a pond. Single-family lots run from about 8,000 square feet up to roughly a third of an acre, with quarter-acre homesites common and options for 3+ car garages and RV bays on select lots.
The amenity package is what sets it apart in this price band: a resort-style community pool, pickleball, tennis, bocce, basketball, sand volleyball, a large playground and nature play area, and dog parks. Location-wise, you're minutes from the new Highway 16 interchange and the State Street corridor, about ten minutes from Eagle Island State Park and downtown Eagle, and zoned to West Ada's Eagle-area schools.
Local expertise matters more in a community like this than almost anywhere else. Multiple builders are selling inside Millstone Farm at the same time — each with its own contract, lot premiums, design-center pricing, and preferred-lender incentives. The same budget can land very differently depending on which builder and which phase you choose. I work new construction across Eagle every week, and when I represent you as a buyer, that knowledge works in your direction. The builder pays your representation; it costs you nothing.