Oldtown Mini Farm

Description

This 10-acre estate property has so much to offer. The property is completely fenced for all animals. There are eight metal and wood out buildings: a wood shed that could hold several cords of wood, a heated pump house building, a hay loft and barn, a large shop, a barn with stalls, 2 storage building, a lean-to, and an equipment three sided lean-to, plus a covered parking area. The home is an older home with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and an open living room and kitchen. The property is a gorgeous parked out meadows.

Oldtown sits directly on the Pend Oreille River at the Washington-Idaho border, forming a twin community with Newport, Washington just across the state line. The town has deep timber industry roots dating back to the early twentieth century, when logging camps and sawmills throughout Bonner and Pend Oreille Counties drove regional growth. Today the area offers a quiet, rural lifestyle with full services available in nearby Newport, including grocery, medical, and dining options, while Spokane and its international airport are approximately 48 miles to the southwest via Highway 2. Priest River, with additional shopping and amenities, is about 7 miles to the east, and Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho's largest lake known for trophy trout fishing and boating, lies a reasonable drive northeast near Sandpoint. The property's proximity to two states and a navigable river corridor makes it a practical base for both daily living and small-scale agricultural use, with the surrounding Selkirk and Cabinet mountain ranges offering additional hunting and recreational access.