366 Forest Siding Rd, Sandpoint, ID 83864

Beautiful Selle Valley home on 8 acres with Schweitzer mountain views. This 2300 foot house has 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, a loft, vaulted family room with floor to ceiling windows and a 1.5 car garage. Enjoy 6 pasture acres and 2 additional acres of mature forest. Our back property line neighbors a small cow farm. Enjoy these beautiful animals 5 months of the year. This property has a barn, fenced pasture, big garden, a greenhouse, large back deck, lots of fruit trees, berries, peonies, roses and a big field of daisies! We have a few adult Alpacas and 3 chickens. The drive to Ponderay is 6 flat miles and just another 3 to Sandpoint. The interior includes heated concrete floors, propane fireplace, brand new wood stove, main bedroom French Doors opening to the pasture, built in mini bar, mud room, walk in master shower and closet, dressing room, and pocket doors. Create the mini farm of your dreams or just enjoy the natural beauty God has created. Great neighbors, great location, great home! A little piece of paradise! Tenant pays $80 Oden Water bill a month to Landlord (Oden makes accounts stay in owner's name). Inside dog and/or cat possible. No loud, late parties or disturbances allowed. Propane heat, stove and hot water. Propane and electric are tenant's expense. Tenant must maintain yard, including cutting grass, weeding flower beds, and trimming shrubs arouns house. Or we have a great landscaping person who does it for $30/ hour and it doesn't take long. Minimum 2 year lease. Credit report and references required. Tenant must be willing to water the flowers around the house twice weekly during the summer. Large garden area with small greenhouse is available, but is shared with Landlord. No smoking house!! Farm animals are possible. The pasture and barn are currently occupied with some alpacas that will stay and are tenant's responsibility to feed and water (landlord pays for the supplies). The back pasture is hayed by a local farmer and is available for grazing after he hays it. There is the Canadian Pacific railroad track on the western neighboring property. The reported average is 8 to 10 trains a day.