SHORT SALE: 6 Bedroom Hayden Area Home
SELLER’S LOSS = YOUR GAIN!
Short Sale!
3BR/2BA with 3 non-conforming additional rooms in a fully finished basement. Newer Laminate Flooring & Tiled Bath. Lovely ”Sun Room” addition off the kitchen area.
.3 Acre lot has front yard lined with mature deciduous trees for a very private feel.
Fenced back yard features berries – strawberries, blueberries & raspberries – and a pear tree.
Landscaping is partially complete.
$120,000
Call
Christy Oetken
of Windermere Coeur d’Alene Realty today:
208-660-0506
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REAL ESTATE PRICE REDUCTION: Coeur d’Alene Waterfront Vacation Retreat
LAKEFRONT RETREAT
Nothing could be finer than a summer vacation on
Lake Coeur d’Alene!
Build a lifetime of memories from this Vacation Retreat, featuring
Grass to Water’s Edge,
Boat Slip with Trex Decking &
lovely Mountain & Lake views!
Build a lifetime of memories on this Coeur d’Alene Lakefront Vacation Get-away. Launch your water adventures – like boating, fishing, or swimming – from the Dock & Boat Slip, which is finished with newer Trex decking. The lot features Grass to the Water’s Wdge and a Beach for sunbathing and soaking up the summer sun, or observe the wildlife from your favorite deck chair. This is a favorite habitat of waterfowl and birds of prey, like Merganser Ducks, Canadian Geese, Osprey, and Bald Eagles.
The Kitchen, Dining, & Front rooms provide ample space to treasure every moment of down-time with friends and loved ones. The 2 Bedroom-2 Bath home includes a Master Suite, as well as a Guest Bedroom and Bath.
Harrison, Idaho, a favorite small town resort destination, is just moments away. Locals and tourists enjoy its friendly hospitality and prominent access to the area’s three scenic attractions: the 150-mile paved Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes, the Coeur d’Alene River, and of course, peerless Lake Coeur d’Alene.
Check it out at
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of Windermere Coeur d’Alene Realty today:
208-660-0506
now $275,000
Dog Fancy Magazine: Coeur d’Alene Idaho is Dog Heaven!
DogTown USA 2011 Has Plenty to Bark About.
DOGTOWN USA
Coeur d’Alene has been called a slice of heaven; as we know, all dogs go to heaven.
No single person, organization, or law can make a city dog friendly. It takes ongoing effort and dedication from many people.
That’s exactly how Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, became the winner of DOG FANCY‘s 2011 DogTown USA contest.
Although lots of dogs have lived in the town of 47,000 for as long as anyone can remember, it was just last year that the first dog park opened. In 2008, the city and the Kootenai Humane Society partnered to give homeless dogs a better adoption chance. Two years ago, the Dog About Town website launched, hosting a doggie events page, and a year later its publication began for dog lovers in Coeur d’Alene and surrounding areas of the Inland Northwest. Dog d’Alene an annual downtown dog celebration, kicked off four years ago. The city of 17,000 dogs has made great strides in a few short years.
To read more about this wonderful DogTown, pick up the October issue of DOG FANCY.
VIRTUAL TOUR: Hauser Lakefront Resort on Acreage
Take a Virtual Tour of this
Hauser Lakefront Resort
in the Coeur d’Alene area of North Idaho
GREAT DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL
Features:
Boat Dock & Beach Area
6000 sq ft Restaurant/Loung
Full Liquor License
Dance Floor
RV/Camp Sites
2 Rental Units
4.76 acres include Seperate Deeded Lots:
$460,000
Now Available on 3.4 Acres:
$395,000
For more information, contact
Randy & Christy Oetken
208-660-0518
Oetken@RealEstate-Browser.com
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Windermere Coeur d’Alene Realty
VIRTUAL TOUR: Canfield Mountain View Coeur d’Alene area home
Take a Virtual Tour of this
Spacious Hoffman Hills Home
in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
SOLD!
For more information, contact
Randy & Christy Oetken
208-660-0506
Oetken@RealEstate-Browser.com
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COMING THIS WEEKEND: Triathlon/Duathlon August 13
Just in case you hadn’t heard…
We’re passing this information along, which we discovered on the Coeur d’Alene Chamber’s website, CDAChamber.com
Volunteers are still needed! Here’s the related info we received this morning from the Coeur d’Alene Chamber of Commerce newsletter, “This Week in Chamber”.
Event DescriptionThe Coeur d’Alene Triathlon and Duathlon is one of the most scenic races in the Northwest! Known as the Scenic Challenge the courses showcase the spectacular Coeur d’Alene community and surrounding area.
Swim ~ The 1.5k swim takes place in beautiful Lake Coeur d’Alene, a body of water that stretches 30 miles long and up to 3 miles wide.
Bike ~ The 40k bike ride goes down Coeur d’Alene Lake Drive, a scenic route that leads to Mullan Trail Road for a challenging uphill course.
Run ~ You’ll be challenged as you finishing with the 10k run. The course takes you north along Northwest Boulevard and the Spokane River, ending with a triumphant finish line in the Coeur d’Alene City Park.
The 2011 & 2011 Coeur d’Alene Triathlon doubles as the USA Triathlon (USAT) Pacific Northwests Regional Championship. Join Coeur d’Alene as it hosts triathletes from across the United States, Canada and several other countries.
Coeur d’Alene Triathlon/Duathlon this Weekend! August 13th
There is still time left to be a part of one of the most popular races in the Northwest! The Chamber is looking for Volunteers to help out with this event. Without Volunteers the Triathlon could not happen! Also, this Thursday, August 11th at midnight is the deadline to sign up for the race.
This event has brought around 1,500 athletes, as well as friends and family to Coeur d’Alene, generating business throughout the area. It has been coined the “The Scenic Challenge” because of the undeniable beauty that surrounds the participants. This race remains one of the more popular events among tri-athletes.
To find out more about volunteering or to sign up please call Michelle at 208-415-0106 or email her at Michelle@CdAChamber.com.
Visit www.CdATriathlon.com.
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Christy Oetken quoted re: Hagadone Auctioning Home in Coeur d’Alene
Christy Oetken was quoted in this August 8 article in the Spokesman-Review:
August 6, 2011 in City, Region
Hagadone auctioning home in Coeur d’Alene
Starting bid for Stanley Hill estate is $7.5 million
Sept. 8 event
The live auction starts at 2 p.m. Sept. 8 at the Hagadone estate, 3155 E. Harrison Ave. in Coeur d’Alene. Information is at www.jpking.com.
Duane Hagadone’s former Coeur d’Alene home on the hill will be sold at auction next month, if someone is ready to pay $7.5 million or more.
That’s the starting price listed by J.P. King, a high-end auction house that calls the Sept. 8 auction “an opportunity of a lifetime.”
Built more than a dozen years ago, the 15,000-square-foot home seems almost modest compared to some other mega-million-dollar estates that have popped up in North Idaho.
This house, perched on 15 gated acres on Stanley Hill, features three bedrooms, 10 fireplaces and nine baths (plus a nine-car garage to match).
Its “sporting” amenities are what take it to another level: A par-3 golf hole. A bowling lane. Indoor and outdoor swimming pools. A vast wine room. An indoor tennis court. An outdoor tennis court.
Hagadone did not return a call to explain why he’s auctioning the house. Since 2008 he has spent his summers building and then living in a 22,000-square-foot lakefront home on Casco Bay.
The rest of the year Hagadone, who owns newspapers, real estate, the Coeur d’Alene Resort and other businesses, lives in a $30 million home in Palm Desert, Calif.
In 2009 he listed the Stanley Hill property for $27.5 million. In 2010 it was reduced to $17.5 million – at that price still the priciest residential property in the region.
Christy Oetken, a broker for Windermere/Coeur d’Alene Property, said the timing makes sense. “It’s the best time of the year to sell it,” she said. “It’s sunny, you get great views. This is the time of year we look best.”
She’s hopeful the property sells. Like other brokers watching the high-end market in the region, Oetken said it’s been a while since a house has sold for more than $4 million. In 2009 a Coeur d’Alene lakefront home sold for $6.7 million. It’s been dry since, due to the economy, she said.
Craig King, president and CEO of J.P. King, said he doesn’t know how many serious bidders the auction will draw. To register, a person has to submit a $100,000 certified check.
King said the starting point of $7.5 million tells people it’s a solid value. But it’s also low enough to attract bargain hunters, he added.
The auction will be helped by Hagadone’s reputation for owning splendid, expensively built, comfortable properties. “And North Idaho is still a location that attracts celebrities and people of high net worth,” he said.
Certainly, the line of buyers will be smaller than it would be if the economy were stronger, King conceded.
“We expect to see at least six to 12 registered buyers (for the auction). Even with the economy, we’re seeing there’s money out there. For those who have the money, this will really be an opportunity of a lifetime.”
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Christy Oetken quoted re: Hagadone Auctioning Home in Coeur d’Alene
Christy Oetken was quoted in this August 8 article in the Spokesman-Review:
August 6, 2011 in City, Region
Hagadone auctioning home in Coeur d’Alene
Starting bid for Stanley Hill estate is $7.5 million
Sept. 8 event
The live auction starts at 2 p.m. Sept. 8 at the Hagadone estate, 3155 E. Harrison Ave. in Coeur d’Alene. Information is at www.jpking.com.
Duane Hagadone’s former Coeur d’Alene home on the hill will be sold at auction next month, if someone is ready to pay $7.5 million or more.
That’s the starting price listed by J.P. King, a high-end auction house that calls the Sept. 8 auction “an opportunity of a lifetime.”
Built more than a dozen years ago, the 15,000-square-foot home seems almost modest compared to some other mega-million-dollar estates that have popped up in North Idaho.
This house, perched on 15 gated acres on Stanley Hill, features three bedrooms, 10 fireplaces and nine baths (plus a nine-car garage to match).
Its “sporting” amenities are what take it to another level: A par-3 golf hole. A bowling lane. Indoor and outdoor swimming pools. A vast wine room. An indoor tennis court. An outdoor tennis court.
Hagadone did not return a call to explain why he’s auctioning the house. Since 2008 he has spent his summers building and then living in a 22,000-square-foot lakefront home on Casco Bay.
The rest of the year Hagadone, who owns newspapers, real estate, the Coeur d’Alene Resort and other businesses, lives in a $30 million home in Palm Desert, Calif.
In 2009 he listed the Stanley Hill property for $27.5 million. In 2010 it was reduced to $17.5 million – at that price still the priciest residential property in the region.
Christy Oetken, a broker for Windermere/Coeur d’Alene Property, said the timing makes sense. “It’s the best time of the year to sell it,” she said. “It’s sunny, you get great views. This is the time of year we look best.”
She’s hopeful the property sells. Like other brokers watching the high-end market in the region, Oetken said it’s been a while since a house has sold for more than $4 million. In 2009 a Coeur d’Alene lakefront home sold for $6.7 million. It’s been dry since, due to the economy, she said.
Craig King, president and CEO of J.P. King, said he doesn’t know how many serious bidders the auction will draw. To register, a person has to submit a $100,000 certified check.
King said the starting point of $7.5 million tells people it’s a solid value. But it’s also low enough to attract bargain hunters, he added.
The auction will be helped by Hagadone’s reputation for owning splendid, expensively built, comfortable properties. “And North Idaho is still a location that attracts celebrities and people of high net worth,” he said.
Certainly, the line of buyers will be smaller than it would be if the economy were stronger, King conceded.
“We expect to see at least six to 12 registered buyers (for the auction). Even with the economy, we’re seeing there’s money out there. For those who have the money, this will really be an opportunity of a lifetime.”
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2011/aug/06/hagadone-auctioning-home-in-coeur-dalene/
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