DISCOVER HOME IN NORTH IDAHO

Mountain living, elevated.

‍Life at Schweitzer moves with the seasons—powder mornings and après evenings in winter, trail rides, hiking and long mountain sunsets in summer. With sweeping views across Lake Pend Oreille and a growing alpine village just outside your door, Schweitzer offers a rare opportunity to make the mountain more than a destination. It becomes home.

A life shaped by the water.

‍Lake Pend Oreille is more than the backdrop to North Idaho—it defines the way people live here. Days unfold between quiet coves, open water, forested shorelines and mountain views, with boating, paddling, fishing and waterfront gatherings becoming part of the everyday. From Sandpoint to Hope and beyond, homes along the lake offer something increasingly rare: space, beauty and an immediate connection to the landscape.

Small-town character. Extraordinary surroundings.

‍Sandpoint sits at the meeting point of Lake Pend Oreille and the mountains, creating a lifestyle that can move effortlessly from downtown to open water to the slopes. Walkable streets, independent restaurants, arts and culture give the town its character; the lake, trails and nearby Schweitzer give it its rhythm. It's a place where the outdoors isn't something you escape to—it's woven into daily life.

A private club on the lake.

The Idaho Club sits along Lake Pend Oreille, where a golf course, marina, and forested homes share one quiet shoreline. It is a place to live between the fairway and the water, with Sandpoint close and the mountains always in view.

The quiet end of the lake.

Hope sits on the eastern shore of Lake Pend Oreille, where the water opens wide and the mountains rise close behind the shoreline. Homes here trade town pace for space, views, and an easy path onto the water.

Lake living, a short drive from town.

Dover lines the western shore of Lake Pend Oreille between Sandpoint and the open water, with marinas, beaches, and neighborhoods that stay close to both. It is an easy place to keep a boat and still reach downtown.

A river town north of the lake.

Priest River sits where the Priest meets the Pend Oreille, with a small downtown, surrounding forest, and a slower pace than the lake cities to the south. Homes here favor acreage, river frontage, and room to spread out.

Lake life with a more refined rhythm.

‍Set along the shores of Lake Coeur d’Alene, the city brings together waterfront living, celebrated golf, dining, recreation and a lively downtown—all surrounded by the landscapes of North Idaho. From mornings on the water to evenings downtown, Coeur d’Alene offers a lifestyle where the outdoors and a more polished urban experience exist naturally side by side.

The lake that anchors the city.

Lake Coeur d’Alene stretches from the downtown boardwalk into long, wooded bays, with boating, golf, and waterfront homes along its shores. Life here moves between the water and the city, often in the same afternoon.

A quieter side of North Idaho lake life.

‍Centered around Hayden Lake and surrounded by forested hills, Hayden offers a more residential expression of the North Idaho lifestyle—close to Coeur d’Alene, yet distinctly removed from its energy. Waterfront homes, wooded acreage and established neighborhoods create a setting that feels relaxed and private, with the lake and outdoors always close at hand.

Waterfront living with a different perspective.

‍Where Lake Coeur d’Alene gives way to the Spokane River, the landscape becomes narrower, quieter and more intimate. Waterfront homes follow the bends of the river, offering immediate access to boating and the water while remaining remarkably connected to Coeur d’Alene. It's an appealing balance of recreation, privacy and proximity.

A private club in the trees.

CDA National is the community listed in the MLS as The Club at Rock Creek: wooded homesites, a private golf course, and a quieter setting just outside Coeur d’Alene. The lake and the city stay close without setting the pace.

Golf on the north shore.

The Golf Club at Black Rock sits above Lake Coeur d’Alene, with a private course and homes built around the fairways. It is a self-contained community, with the lake and the city both within reach.