VIRTUAL TOUR: 95 Acre Sun & Snow Retreat
95 Acre Sun & Snow Retreat /
Conference Center
Exchange the predictable, tired & well-worn paths of living for the invigorating purity of the Mountain Wild.
This former ski resort was remodeled in 2006 into a majestic 12 thousand square foot Mountain Lodge.
Nestled on 95 Acres in a remote region of North Idaho and adjacent to the St. Joe National Forest, the resort remains easily accessible from paved Highway 6.
Nowadays, the ski lift will carry you to quiet cross-country and downhill trails, trodden only by the local wildlife. The pine forests whisper peace, and dazzling snow sculptures articulate every detail of this azure mountainscape.
Living is more gentle here. Inhabit majestic stillness from the covered lower level porch or upper decks of the lodge, or from the rocked footpaths of the landscaped grounds.
Perfect for private respite, family gatherings, or business functions, this property can accommodate many, with 13 bedrooms and 10 baths in the Main Lodge alone.
More romantic and intimate, the Suite of Rooms atop the Lookout Tower overlooks a gorgeous panorama.
Upper “Cabin in the Woods”, an additional lodge, and a large Shop are just a few of the other accommodations, making this property perfect as a Private Vacation Resort or a spectacular Business Venue.
Call
Christy Oetken
of Windermere Coeur d’Alene Realty
for more details.
208-660-0506
Check it out at
www.RealEstate-Browser.com
VIRTUAL TOUR: Clearwater Area 20 Acre Resort
20 Acre Resort
This 20 Acre Resort is located on Highway 12 in the heart of Idaho. Nominated one of the nations top-ranked Scenic Byways, Highway 12 traces the original Lewis & Clark Trail.
If the area draws them in, then the Resort and its many amenities keeps them coming back. This well-established business, first built in 1979, has continued to grow and thrive under visionary ownership. It currently boasts a full menu of guest accommodations and services:
- 21 Room Motel, built to Best Western standards in 1994 (8 rooms with 1 King bed; 13 rooms with 2 Queen beds)
- Café
- Tavern
- RV Park with 140+ RV sites (45 Pull-through sites) & 30—50 Amp power
- 7 Guest Cabins
- Gym
- Fishing Pond stocked with trout
- Pool/Spa
- Laundry Facilities
- 1720 sqft private home, which could serve as Owner’s/Manager residence.
- Water Company with deeded water rights serving 90+ customers & room to expand.
The idyllic setting features beautiful natural landscaping and is shaded with over 300 Poplar, Pine & Fruit trees. Green grass carpets the open gathering areas, complete with a lovely Gazebo, Pond with Fountain. Charming antiques dot the park-like grounds, beckoning visitors to the serenity and simplicity of yesteryear. This is the venue for a Bike Rallies, Family Reunions, Weddings, and the Annual Bluegrass Festival, to name just a few. It’s no mystery why New and Returning Guests & Events are booked well into 2013.
Turnkey Equipment & Inventory included in sale.
$1,850,000
NOW $1,650,000
Call for a complete list of amenities, legal descriptions, and equipment/inventory.
Call
Randy Oetken
of Windermere Coeur d’Alene Realty:
208-660-0518
Check it out at
http://www.realestate-browser.com/viewdetails.php?nid=79587&mls=11-5621
or Text 20AC to 72727 for more information
Mountain Top Sun and Ski Resort – Great Business Venue
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Exchange the predictable, tired & well-worn paths of urban living for the invigorating purity of the Mountain Wild.
This former ski resort was remodeled in 2006 into a majestic 12,000 square foot Mountain Lodge. This 95 Acre property is nestled in a remote region of North Idaho, adjacent to the St. Joe National Forest, and yet remains easily accessible from a paved highway.
Nowadays, the ski lift will carry you to quiet cross-country and downhill trails, trodden only by the local wildlife.
The pine forests whisper peace, and dazzling snow sculptures articulate every detail of this azure mountainscape.
Living is more gentle here. Inhabit the majestic stillness from the covered lower level porch or upper decks of the lodge, or from the rocked footpaths of the immediate landscaped grounds.
Perfect for private respite, or family gatherings, or business functions, this property can accommodate many, with 13 bedrooms and 10 baths in the Main Lodge alone.
More romantic and intimate, Suite of Rooms atop the Lookout Tower overlooks a gorgeous panorama. Upper Cabin in the Woods, additional lodge, and a large Shop are just a few of the other accommodations, making this property perfect as a Private Vacation Resort or a spectacular Business Venue.
John Muir wrote, “The Mountains are calling and I must go.”
Come to the Mountains.
Check it out at www.RealEstate-Browser.com or call Randy Oetken of Windermere Coeur d’Alene Realty Today: 208-660-0518
Browser Says: Don’t Forget the Pup This Christmas!
“Browser” is howling to all his Peeps: Don’t forget the Doggie this year!
And just ’cause he’s such a great guy, he’s found a great recipe site for you to sniff out. Lots of really yummy “looking” things for your favorite four-legged friend. They’d probably smell great, too!
He’d also like to do a little growling. His life has been “no treat” for the past year. Literally. A year ago, he was hospitalized for pancreatitis. (We were really concerned about him for a couple of weeks, but he pulled through.) Poor boy! Now his diet is very restricted. No more puppy treats for him…
Sometimes it just puts him in a “down-tail” mood. If it weren’t for his Friends …and Going Outside…and Snow-Mobiling…his life would be so dull!
So bake up a batch of one of these Doggie Treats for someone you love. (We’ve included a recipe below.)
And, some time soon, will you stop by our office to cheer up our old boy?
Cluck-A-Doodle-Doggie Treats
Ingredients
1 cup cornmeal
1 egg, lightly beaten
1/2 cup chicken broth
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 teaspoons fresh, chopped parsley
1 cup cooked chicken livers, chopped
Instructions
Combine flour and cornmeal in a bowl. In a large bowl add the egg, oil and broth and mix. Add the flour mixture about 1/3 at a time and mix well between additions. Add chopped chicken livers until well incorporated into a stiff dough. Turn out dough onto a lightly floured work surface and kneed for about 1 minute. Roll out to a thickness of about 1/2″. Cut into shapes using a cookie cutter dipped in flour. Place on greased cookie sheets. Bake treats for about 15 minutes or until firm.
Storing Dog Treats
In general you should store dog treats the same way you would homemade people cookies. That being said, there are two main variables that determine storage time – the amount and type of fat in the recipe and your local weather conditions. If your recipe uses fats such as butter, or meat bits or juices then it will be more prone to rancidity than a recipe that uses some vegetable oil or shortening. Your treats may mold or spoil much faster in humid or very hot climates.
Refrigeration and Freezing – Refrigeration will prolong the life of more fragile dog treats. Make sure to store in a tightly sealed container or zip lock bag. You can also freeze most treats in zip lock freezer bags. Allow to thaw completely before use.
Crafty Ideas for Winter Curb Appeal: Home & Design: REALTOR® Magazine
We can’t help it! It’s December 6 and Christmas is in the air!
Randy and Christy spent most of yesterday afternoon “sprucing” up some holiday pine swags (pun intended!) to deliver to clients who just purchased new homes.
Since we’re in full Decorating Swing for the holidays, we thought we’d just pass along a few tips we learned yesterday afternoon.
It’s E-A-S-Y to make your own holiday swag, especially in our part of the world. In fact, you may have all the materials you need in and around your home already.
Of course, this time of year, real (or “genuine imitation”) pine boughs, wreaths and swags are available almost anywhere – even in some grocery stores. We suggest that you may save some $ by looking in your own yard. Perhaps you have a tree or evergreen that could use a bit of trimming anyway!
Same goes for pine cones. After you find them on your property, decorate with spray glitter or flocking material or maybe even a light dusting of white or metallic spray paint.
Next, raid your holiday wrapping center for ribbon, raffia, or bows, themed “picks” & ornaments to adorn your handiwork. Get creative! Use your imagination and ingenuity to give your wreath or swag your personal touch.
We suggest using green florist’s wire to secure the pine boughs together into a pleasing arrangement. Wired ribbon makes for quick and beautiful bows. Other “mechanics” include use of glue guns and ornament hooks.
Keep in mind that decorating with evergreens is perfect any time of year. If you’re careful with theme and colors, your handiwork could serve your outdoor decor needs well past the holiday season.
In the real estate business, we call furnishings and decor “staging”. We all like to “stage” our homes for those ideal Christmas and New Year parties, for sure. But have you thought about how to best stage your property to make it attractive for potential buyers?
As an Accredited Staging Professional, Christy Oetken can help you make the most of your home’s floor plan, color scheme, furnishings, and decor. Put her to work for you today!
For other ideas on maximizing your property’s Curb Appeal during the Holidays and beyond, visit
Crafty Ideas for Winter Curb Appeal: Home & Design: REALTOR® Magazine.
Happy Decorating!
Randy, Christy & “Browser”
p.s. This picture of Christy and “Browser” was taken at our Coeur d’Alene home, above Coeur d’Alene’s Bennett Bay.