Some homes offer a place to live; this one offers a way of life. At The Moose, mornings begin with light spilling through windows that frame Schweitzer's snow-dusted peaks, and weekends are filled with spontaneous lake days, tee times at the nearby Idaho Club, or first tracks on the mountain. Located in the Hunting Lodge at Providence, just minutes from Sandpoint, this 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home was crafted for those who crave space, warmth, and connection. Two private en-suites offer comfort for guests or extended family, while vaulted ceilings with wood-wrapped beams and rich wood finishes bring a grounded elegance to everyday living. At the heart of the home, a showpiece kitchen stuns with a massive granite island, soft under-cabinet lighting, custom cabinetry, and warm textures that make the space feel both elevated and inviting. Whether it's après-ski, summer dinners by the lake, or quiet mornings with the fire lit, this home is designed for gathering. Landscaped front and back yards, a covered patio, and every thoughtful finish make this a home that feels like a retreat, yet keeps you close to everything you love.
The suburban district is established to promote the development of residential uses located on the edges of the incorporated cities or other developed communities or areas, where urban sewer and water services are either available or have the potential to become available in the near future by reason of their inclusion in service districts, city service areas, or are adjacent to those areas or areas of city impact. Access to primary transportation routes and a system of hard surfaced roads are expected. The purpose can be accomplished by: Providing for single-family detached dwelling units and other compatible housing forms, with a variety of densities in locations appropriate for urban densities; Allowing only those accessory and complementary nonresidential uses that are compatible with urban residential communities; Establishing density designations to facilitate advanced areawide planning for public facilities and services, and to protect environmentally sensitive sites from over development; Encouraging conservation development configurations that create permanent open space, protect sensitive environmental features, reduce infrastructure costs and/or enhance recreational opportunities and Requiring conservation development configurations in areas where all urban services are not available to provide the opportunity in the future to subdivide the land at urban densities.
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