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Heritage Grove

Meridian, Idaho · Ada County

Legally age-restricted 55+completed active resale

Heritage Grove is a gated, active 55+ neighborhood in Meridian, Idaho, at North Locust Grove Road and East Ustick Road, that began development in 2003 and is now fully built out -- making it one of the more established 55+ communities tracked in this state, not a new-construction project. The community's home count of 290 was independently and repeatedly confirmed across multiple sources (Seniorly, 55places.com, and weknowboise.com), which represents a significant, roughly 2.5x correction against an earlier or secondary figure of 116 homes. The community offers three home collections -- Traditional, Carriage Lane, and Patio -- across sixteen floor-plan variations ranging from about 1,254 to 1,969 square feet, with a clubhouse, walking and biking trails, a pond, and natural-space parks. This is squarely a Meridian community; there is no basis for describing its location as 'Meridian/Eagle,' and it sits within Meridian's own city limits.

Last researched 2026-09-18

Price positioning
Not publicly confirmed as a current figure
HOA
Reported at approximately $95-$150/month, sometimes with an additional transfer fee
Community size
290 homes, independently and repeatedly confirmed across multiple sources -- a material correction to an earlier/secondary figure of 116 homes, which was found to be off by roughly 2.5x
Home types
detached
Builder
Built out by local builders beginning in 2003; no single national production builder identified
Age policy
Confirmed as a gated, active 55+ community by Seniorly, 55places.com, and weknowboise.com

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Overview

Independent Assessment

Three separate, independently reviewed corrections apply here: first, the community began in 2003 and is now fully built out -- it is an established, roughly 22-year-old neighborhood, not new construction, a distinction that materially changes what a buyer should expect (mature landscaping, a seasoned HOA, but also older home systems needing eventual replacement) compared to how a 'new' community would be evaluated. Second, a home count of 290 was independently and repeatedly confirmed across Seniorly, 55places.com, and weknowboise.com -- a figure that diverges from an earlier or secondary reported figure of 116 homes by roughly 2.5x, a discrepancy large enough that the 290 figure is treated as the reliable one given its multi-source, repeated confirmation, while the gap itself is the largest such correction found for this state. Third, and more simply: Heritage Grove is squarely located in Meridian, Idaho, not in some blended 'Meridian/Eagle' area; any description placing it in Eagle appears to be an imprecise location description rather than a genuine alternate-location finding.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who specifically want an established, fully mature 55+ neighborhood -- with decades of settled landscaping, trails, and a pond already in place, rather than a still-forming new-construction community -- will find Heritage Grove appealing. Its modest reported HOA fee ($95-$150/month) and larger overall scale (290 homes) relative to several of Meridian's newer, smaller active-adult communities may also suit buyers who want more resale inventory choice at any given time.

Homes & Prices

Homes, Builders & Development History

Heritage Grove began development in 2003 and is now fully built out at 290 homes, built out by local builders, with no single national production-home brand found. The neighborhood offers three home collections -- Traditional, Carriage Lane, and Patio -- across sixteen floor-plan variations, with homes generally ranging from about 1,254 to 1,969 square feet and two to three bedrooms.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

A confirmed current price range for Heritage Grove was not found. Given its established, fully built-out status and larger scale (290 homes) relative to many of Meridian's newer 55+ communities, it likely offers a wider range of vintage and price points at any given time than smaller, single-phase communities; buyers should request current comparable sales from a local agent.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

Heritage Grove is fully built out and is treated here as an established, resale-only community; no evidence of continuing builder new-construction sales was found. Given the community's roughly 22-year history since beginning in 2003, buyers should request the specific construction year and any renovation or system-replacement history for any home under consideration.

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Fees

HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs

HOA dues at Heritage Grove are reported in a range of approximately $95 to $150 per month, sometimes with an additional transfer fee assessed at sale. Dues are reported to cover landscape maintenance, common-area upkeep, snow removal, and pressurized irrigation. Buyers should request the current, exact fee schedule and any transfer-fee amount directly from the HOA.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes at Heritage Grove are subject to Ada County, Idaho property tax administration. Ada County's average effective property tax rate runs approximately 0.76% before Idaho's homestead exemption (50% of value up to a $125,000 reduction, requiring separate annual application), commonly cited near 0.69% after that exemption. Idaho's income-qualified Property Tax Reduction ('circuit breaker') program can further reduce property taxes by $250 to $1,500 for owners 65 and older meeting current income thresholds; buyers should confirm current figures with the Idaho State Tax Commission or Ada County Assessor. A confirmed insurance-cost range specific to this community was not found.

Amenities

Gated entryCommunity clubhouseWalking and biking trailsA pondParks and natural open spacePressurized irrigation (HOA-managed)

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Heritage Grove's lifestyle centers on its mature outdoor infrastructure -- decades-settled walking and biking trails, a pond, and natural-space parks -- alongside a neighborhood clubhouse, reflecting its status as one of the more established 55+ communities tracked in this state rather than a newly built one.

Location

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Heritage Grove is located at North Locust Grove Road and East Ustick Road in Meridian, Idaho -- squarely within Meridian's own city limits, not in a blended 'Meridian/Eagle' area as an earlier, imprecise location description suggested. The community is reported to be roughly 20 minutes from downtown Boise; buyers should confirm current specific drive times directly.

Restrictions

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Heritage Grove is consistently confirmed as an active 55+ gated community across Seniorly, 55places.com, and weknowboise.com, with no contradicting source found regarding its age-restricted status. The material corrections relate to home count (290, not 116) and location precision (squarely Meridian, not 'Meridian/Eagle'), not to the age-restriction classification itself, which is well corroborated. Buyers should still confirm current age-verification and occupancy-enforcement practices directly with the HOA.

Pros & Tradeoffs

Tradeoffs & Limitations

Because Heritage Grove began in 2003 and is now fully built out, buyers should expect resale-only inventory with home systems (roofs, HVAC, water heaters) that may be approaching or past typical replacement age depending on the specific home's vintage and maintenance history; condition could not be itemized on a home-by-home basis. Buyers should also independently confirm the current home count and location directly, given the material discrepancies found and corrected (290 homes, not 116; squarely in Meridian, not 'Meridian/Eagle') -- buyers relying on other, older secondary sources should not assume those sources are current or accurate.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Heritage Grove has been built out since 2003 and has 290 homes (once the correction from an earlier 116-home figure is applied), contrasting with the still-under-construction East Ridge Village (99 homes, building since 2022) and the smaller Village Bungalows (74 homes). Compared to Brighton Homes' Cadence communities, Heritage Grove is not part of a national or regional production-builder active-adult brand, relying instead on a locally built, multi-builder history and a more modest reported HOA fee.

Listings

Current Listings

A connected local agent can provide current available listings at Heritage Grove, confirm the current HOA fee and transfer-fee amount, and verify the current home count directly with the HOA if needed.

FAQs

Questions Buyers Should Verify

  • The current, exact home count directly with the HOA, given the material discrepancy found and corrected (290 vs. an earlier reported 116)
  • The current HOA fee, any transfer fee, and full coverage list
  • The specific construction year and renovation/system-replacement history for any home under consideration
  • Current age-verification and occupancy-enforcement practices with the HOA
  • Current resale pricing, since a specific range could not be confirmed
How many homes are actually at Heritage Grove?
290 homes, independently and repeatedly confirmed across Seniorly, 55places.com, and weknowboise.com. This corrects an earlier or secondary figure of 116 homes, which was found to be a roughly 2.5x undercount.
Is Heritage Grove a new community?
No. Heritage Grove began development in 2003 and is now fully built out -- an established, roughly 22-year-old 55+ neighborhood, not new construction.
Is Heritage Grove in Meridian or Eagle, Idaho?
Heritage Grove is squarely in Meridian, Idaho, at North Locust Grove Road and East Ustick Road. No basis was found for describing it as a 'Meridian/Eagle' location.
What does the Heritage Grove HOA fee cover?
Reported at approximately $95-$150 per month, sometimes with an additional transfer fee, covering landscape maintenance, common-area upkeep, snow removal, and pressurized irrigation.

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