Waterfront
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Live search of every matching listing in the MLS.
On the water, worth a closer look
Greg's picks from what's listed right now, with the one thing he'd want you to know about each.
“Fully remodeled, with a covered boat slip and both a path and a tram down to the water.”
“52 acres with about 1,400 feet of shoreline. Land like this almost never trades, and the seller will finance.”
What the listing photos won't tell you
Four things Greg walks every Lake Coeur d'Alene buyer through before they write an offer.
Shoreline is the real price tag
Waterfront trades on feet of frontage more than square feet of house. Two homes at the same price can be very different buys.
Which way it faces matters
Exposure decides your afternoon sun, your sunsets and how long the dock stays usable each day. The market prices it in.
The lake drops after summer
Lake Coeur d'Alene is lowered each fall. See the dock and shoreline at winter level before you fall for the July photos.
Docks are permitted, not assumed
New docks and dock changes go through the Idaho Department of Lands. Know what's allowed before you plan the boat lift.
Get new Lake Coeur d'Alene listings the day they hit
The good ones on the lake don't sit. We'll send them to you first.
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