Located in northern Idaho within a 35-minute drive of Sandpoint, this 12.73± acre mountain property offers a combination of privacy, varied terrain, and natural features. Access is provided by a two-track easement from the main road to a long-established camping and building area. This access setup supports seasonal and recreational use while maintaining a secluded setting that may appeal to those seeking a private homesite or a long-term land holding. The property is defined by its topography, with natural elevation changes forming a boundary that limits visibility from neighboring lands. This creates a sense of separation while still allowing usable ground for development. Several areas across the parcel feature level to gently sloping terrain suitable for a residence, outbuildings, gardening, or small-scale pasture. Elevated locations provide views of surrounding landscapes, including distant sightlines toward the Selkirk Mountains, Schweitzer Mountain Ski Resort, and the greater Sandpoint area. For buyers considering a secluded build site, the property offers multiple options to position a future home with natural screening provided by terrain and mature timber. The established camping area reflects prior use and may serve as a starting point for site planning, subject to local regulations and permitting. The layout of the land allows flexibility in selecting a homesite that balances access, views, and privacy. In addition to its potential as a homesite, the property may also be considered for long-term land holding. The mix of mature trees, limited past disturbance, and natural features contributes to its character and may appeal to those looking to retain land in a relatively undisturbed condition. The diversity of tree species and age classes differs from more heavily managed or previously logged parcels in the region.

A defining feature of the property is its natural landscape. Mature trees, some estimated at over 100 years old, are interspersed with moss-covered rock outcroppings and native vegetation. The land has not been heavily logged in recent decades, resulting in a varied forest environment rather than uniform regrowth. This contributes to both ecological diversity and visual character. A shallow pond located on the property holds water seasonally and serves as a water source for local wildlife. The presence of water, combined with forest cover and varied terrain, supports a range of species commonly found in the region. Observations have included deer, elk, wild turkey, upland birds, and occasional black bear. These characteristics make the land suitable for recreational use, including hunting and wildlife observation. The combination of access, terrain diversity, and natural features allows for multiple potential uses. Buyers may consider the property for a seasonal retreat, recreational base, a secluded primary or secondary residence, or as a long-term land asset. All potential uses are subject to local zoning and development requirements. While the property provides a private environment, it remains within a reasonable distance of Sandpoint, where services, shopping, and recreational amenities are available. The surrounding region is known for outdoor opportunities, including access to lakes, mountains, ski resorts, and public lands.

This offering represents 12.73± acres in a North Idaho setting that has remained largely undisturbed for many years. The combination of privacy, natural water, mature timber, and multiple build site options provides flexibility for a range of uses, including those seeking a secluded homesite or a property to hold over time. Prospective buyers are encouraged to walk the property to better understand its layout, terrain, and features. Call Land Specialist Doug Ott today to schedule your private tour and experience the unparalleled beauty of this unique one-of-a-kind mountain property firsthand.