Idaho Hunting Sanctuary

Description

Escape to your own private piece of North Idaho! This beautifully timbered parcel features gentle topography, making it ideal for an off-grid cabin, recreational retreat, or future homestead. Situated near the end of the road and adjoining hundreds of acres of timber company land, the property offers outstanding privacy and direct access to exceptional hunting and outdoor recreation. Enjoy the freedom of no HOA, no CCRs, and no zoning restrictions. Moose, elk, and deer are common visitors, while the peaceful setting provides the perfect backdrop for your Idaho dream. Opportunities like this don't last long--come experience the freedom and adventure that await!

DeSmet sits on the western edge of the Coeur d'Alene Reservation in Benewah County, a community with deep roots in the region's Jesuit missionary history — Father Pierre de Smet, for whom the town is named, brought Catholicism to the inland Northwest in the mid-1800s. Plummer, the tribal headquarters for the Coeur d'Alene Tribe and the county's second largest town, is approximately 5 miles to the north on US-95 for basic services. Heyburn State Park — established in 1908 as the oldest state park in the Northwest and the largest in Idaho at 5,500 land acres — lies roughly 11 miles away and encompasses Benewah, Hidden, and Chatcolet Lakes along the southern arm of Lake Coeur d'Alene, offering camping, boating, fishing, and one of North America's largest nesting osprey populations. St. Maries, the Benewah County seat with full services, is approximately 20 miles to the east, and Coeur d'Alene is roughly 50 miles to the north via US-95.