802 W Bannock St, Boise, ID 83702

The Historic Hoff Building is located at the north westerly corner of North 8th Street and West Bannock Street in the heart of Downtown Boise.  The building was originally constructed in 1930 as the Art Deco 400 room Hotel Boise. It was Boise's first skyscraper, and for many years, was the tallest private building in Idaho. Designed by architect Frank Hummel of the Portland, Oregon firm Tourtellotte & Hummel, the Hotel Boise was the most stylistically ambitious community-development hotel project of a period that saw similar hotel designs produced in the Northwest by Tourtellotte & Hummel in Bend, Grants Pass, Ashland, and Baker, Oregon, as well as Pullman, Washington. The building includes twelve above-ground stories, plus a penthouse and a full basement. 

Located inside the Central Business District, approximately 6th Street to Front Street to 9th Street to Bannock Street. The site is  also immediately adjacent to the Idaho State Capitol to the northeast

Boise's first skyscraper
Built in 1930 as Hotel Boise
Major renovation in 1978 with continuous upgrades
Multiple inset balconies
Fourteen floor office building with street level retail
Historic art deco architecture and dramatic lobby
Unique opportunity to own an iconic, core asset in Downtown Boise
2.5 legal downtown lots
± 93% Occupancy