View: Mountain(s); Territorial

Lot Features: Landscaped; Level; Pasture

Fencing: Partial

Interior Features: Central Air; Electric Dryer Hookup; High Speed Internet; Washer Hookup

Exterior Features: Covered Deck; Covered Porch; Open Deck; Spa/Hot Tub

Common Walls: No Common Walls

Appliances: Cooktop; Dishwasher; Disposal; Gas Range; Refrigerator; Water Softener; Propane Water Heater

Kitchen Amenities: Kitchen Island

Fuel: Electric; Propane; Wood

Heating: Forced Air; Heat Pump; Stove - Propane; Stove - Wood

Other Structures: Shed(s); Storage

Basement: Crawl Space

Foundation: Concrete

Construction: Frame

Exterior: Fiber Cement; Wood Siding

Flooring: Carpet; Stone

Roof: Metal

Road: Gravel

Water: Private Well

Sewer: Septic Tank

Terms Considered: Cash; Conventional

rewarding you every evening when the fire draws everyone close. The primary suite occupies its own main-level wing, opening onto a private teak deck. From here, Schweitzer Mountain rises to the west, its ridgeline catching alpenglow at dusk. A Sundance soaking tub sits on this deck -- settle in on a clear winter night with stars overhead and absolute silence around you. Slate-tiled bathrooms with heated floors complete the suite. Upstairs, a private guest suite offers its own bath and sense of retreat. Three additional bedrooms share a bathroom, a cozy family room with built-in lounge and propane fireplace, and 3,276 square feet across five bedrooms and 3.5 baths give the home easy flexibility -- space for family, creative studio, home office, or all of the above. What truly sets this property apart is the land and privacy. Over ten acres of flat, buildable terrain -- no roads, no neighbors in direct sight -- just meadow, sky, and the Selkirk Range. The grounds include pollinator gardens, producing fruit orchard, bocce court, insulated shop, and oversized carport. Remaining irrigated acreage invites future possibilities: equestrian facilities, additional gardens, creative workspace, or an accessory dwelling unit. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding ADU feasibility, but ten-plus acres, no HOA, no CCRs, and county zoning makes this conversation worth having. Beneath the beauty is serious infrastructure. Four independent heat sources -- wood stove, propane, heat pump, and forced-air -- mean you're never dependent on one system. Aluminum wood clad Pella windows and four-inch Rockwool exterior insulation keep the home quiet and efficient. A 2,700-gallon cistern, whole-house generator, 2025 tankless water heater, and whole-house filtration deliver resilience without sacrificing comfort. Location threads it all together. Downtown Sandpoint -- independent restaurants, breweries, bookshops, year-round cultural calendar -- is 15 minutes away. Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho's largest and deepest lake, is the same easy drive. Summer evenings launching a kayak after dinner, winter mornings when fresh powder is a 15-minute commute to Schweitzer Mountain Resort's 2,900-plus acres. You're connected to everything that makes this region magnetic, yet the moment you turn onto Siskin Lane, the world falls away. This is not a spec home with upgrades. It's a collaboration between an internationally recognized architecture firm and a craftsman who understood that the difference between a house and a home lives in the details -- the grain of oak, the weight of hardware, the way light enters a room at four in the afternoon. At $2,395,000, it represents an investment in design, land, privacy, and a way of life that North Idaho delivers like nowhere else. Schedule your private showing. Some properties you tour. This one, you feel.