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Fifty-eight homesites.
One quiet stretch of North Idaho.

Held between mountain ridges, mature pine timber, and open meadow — Clagstone Country Estates is built for the kind of country life that doesn’t crowd, doesn’t shout, and doesn’t go away.

A quieter kind of country

The North Idaho dream,
built around six acres at a time.

Fifty-eight private estates, six-acre minimums, mature timber wrapping each homesite, and shared open space that keeps the ridge lines open. Designed once, for the long view.

Space to breathe

Six acres, minimum.

Every homesite at Clagstone is six acres or more — no skinny lots, no shared driveways, no neighbor’s porch light in your window. Just enough land to build your home, your barn, your garden, and the trail you walk every morning.

  • 58 estate homesites, 6 acres or larger
  • Mature pine timber on every lot
  • 20 acres of protected shared open space
  • 15-foot bridle paths inside every road
A morning walk through the pine timber at Clagstone
An evening cruise on a North Idaho lake
North Idaho lake country

Three lakes within twenty minutes.

Spirit Lake, Twin Lakes, and Lake Pend Oreille — Idaho’s biggest, deepest lake — all sit within an easy drive of the property. Boats, paddleboards, fly rods, or just a cold afternoon on the dock. The water is part of the place.

  • Spirit Lake — 8 miles, 10 minutes
  • Lake Pend Oreille — 8 miles, 12 minutes
  • Twin Lakes — 14 miles, 20 minutes
  • Priest Lake for the long weekend — 2 hours
Exclusive, not isolated

Quiet country, five minutes from town.

Athol sits five minutes down the road — coffee, groceries, the post office. Sandpoint and Coeur d’Alene are an easy run for dinner. Schweitzer is fifty-five minutes for the ski day. The privacy of the country, the conveniences of the town.

  • Athol, ID — 5 miles, 8 minutes
  • Coeur d’Alene — 30 miles, 40 minutes
  • Sandpoint — 45 miles, 1 hour
  • Schweitzer Mountain Resort — 38 miles, 55 minutes
  • Spokane Int’l Airport — 45 miles, 50 minutes
An afternoon walk in downtown Sandpoint
A morning run on Wandering Moose Road
Trails out the back

Bridle paths, all the way through.

Fifteen-foot bridle paths run inside every road in Clagstone — for the horse, the dog, the kids on bikes, the morning run. The Bunco Trail System reaches the property line. Farragut State Park is eight minutes away.

  • 15-foot bridle paths inside every interior road
  • Bunco Trail System — 3 miles, on the property line
  • Farragut State Park — 5 miles, 8 minutes
  • 20 acres of protected shared open space within the development
Designed for the long view

Held together by design.

The civil plan was drawn by Olson Engineering of Post Falls. The covenants protect ridge lines, view corridors, and the quiet of the place — from the first home to the fifty-eighth. Design review keeps what you bought here looking like what you bought here, fifty years from now.

  • Civil plat PE-stamped by Olson Engineering
  • Architectural design review on every estate
  • Ridge-line and view-corridor protections
  • Underground utilities throughout
A father and daughter fly fishing the creek

Come walk it on foot.

Private showings only. We meet you on the land. Plan three hours.