Rural Coeur d'Alene

With all that's happening in the world today so explicitly visible on the Internet and smartphones everywhere, it should be no wonder why North Idaho, from Lewiston to the Canadian border, is experiencing such a flux of inbound real estate activity. Land, especially rural farmland with a good house, is a frequent buyer request. Timbered land is second for good reason.

But views, privacy and seclusion in some cases are top priorities. Lake front, especially on Idaho's big three - Coeur d'Alene, Pend Oreille and Priest Lake, is quickly getting hard to come by and when it does, even on the smaller lakes, it generally sells for premium prices.

Lifestyle is the number one reason for choosing the Panhandle - especially for those in early retirement who are able to enjoy the outstanding outdoor experiences we have here, from our multiple lake choices to the prevalence of quality hunting and fishing. But you know, whether you are snowmobiling in winter or riding ATVs or mountain bikes in the summer, there's always a place near at hand you can access without much difficulty.

There's another attribute, less often spoken, but caught in the wink of someone's eye who knows. North Idaho offers peace and quiet, refuge and safety or security unlike so many other locations. That's a big deal! Yes, we had forest fires, but unlike our neighbors in Washington and Oregon, we experienced little loss by comparison.

If you'd like a FREE MARKET UPDATE please write to me at dparsons@21goldchoice.com. I take my information from various sources available to me as a Realtor. I update this information every month around the 15th or so, writing about what we saw and experienced through the prior months.

You will find a very strong and capable selection of sales agents willing to serve your best interest when you wish to make an offer. Take time to develop a relationship with the one you select. The better they know you, your desires and needs, the more able they are to help you find exactly what you hope for in relocating to North Idaho.

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