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Clagstone for builders

Build the neighborhood
before the neighbors.

Fifty-eight six-acre homesites under the Cabinet foothills, with runs of adjacent parcels that work as a block. The first crews out here get the pick of the ground, morning light on new framing, and a developer who lives close enough to wave at. Walk it with Joe before the maps get crowded.

Why blocks, why first

A coherent streetscape
appreciates together.

The covenants and the Design Review Board are usually the part builders brace for. Here they are the part protecting the value of your whole block. Every parcel around yours answers to the same standards, ridge lines stay open by covenant, and building envelopes come pre-sited south-facing. The DRB is written to be a partner rather than an obstacle for builders who show up ready, because the plan depends on builders showing up first.

First-in builders set the tone for fifty-eight lots. The early homes decide what the neighborhood feels like from the road, which is a bigger inheritance than any single margin.

Homesites
58
Typical parcel
6 ac
Fast-track permits
~21 days
Winter access
Plowed

What every lot arrives with

The soft costs are
already spent.

Everything below is per lot, and it compounds across a block. Carry time is the quiet killer of a spec program; each of these is a worry Joe already took off your desk.

Public roads, plowed every storm.

Dedicated to Lakes Highway District. February framing on the whole block is a schedule item, not a private-road negotiation, and your buyers never inherit a road association.

A stamped plat, envelopes sited.

Civil plat by Olson Engineering, PE-stamped. South-facing building envelopes already sited on every parcel, which is design time and review risk you do not spend.

Three-phase power and natural gas.

Both at every frontage, specced into the plat rather than a someday utility upgrade. Three-phase runs the build site today and the homeowner's shop after. Avista gas means every home you finish heats and cooks on a meter, which the family moving in will quietly thank you for.

Fiber conduit, one vault per lot.

In the road trench during civil work, labeled and mapped on the plat. Every family you hand keys to inherits fiber at the frontage as a standing fact, something nobody can add to a finished street at any reasonable price.

Supply and labor

The supply chain is
five minutes long.

The Idaho Forest Group sawmill at Chilco, one of the largest lumber producers in the country, runs five minutes south of the plat. Builders FirstSource in Hayden lists Athol in its service area for trusses, wall panels, and millwork. Ready-mix and aggregates come out of Rathdrum, and the Cat rental yard sits on US-95 in Hayden. This is timber country building with timber-country logistics.

  • Permits move.Kootenai County Community Development enforces the 2018 IBC and IRC, with a fast-track program that can clear a qualifying complete residential permit in as little as twenty-one days. Frost depth is twenty-four inches, and year-round building is standard practice here.
  • The labor pipeline is local.North Idaho College's Parker Technical Education Center in Rathdrum trains welders, machinists, and HVAC techs fifteen minutes from the plat, and NIC runs a three-year carpentry apprenticeship out of Post Falls. The North Idaho Building Contractors Association has organized the trades here since 1970.
  • The people are already coming.Kootenai County has added forty percent more people since 2010, and a good share of them are shopping for exactly what these lots hold: room, quiet, and a town within reach. The state's investment in the US-95 corridor keeps the drive to Coeur d'Alene easy while the lots themselves sit a quiet bend away from any of it. The growth is your market. The quiet is your product.

The honest note

What is real today,
and what lights up later.

Phase 1 real today: the fifty-eight platted homesites, the public paved roads, the stamped plat, and the conduit pathway in the ground. The network core, the carrier handoff, and the community services light up on the schedule laid out on the connectivity page, so a build program can be scoped against what is actually up.

And this page makes no claims about pricing, discounts, or deal structure, because those are porch conversations, not web copy. Multi-lot packages and phased purchases are exactly the kind of thing Joe sits down over.

What this page does not carry is the arithmetic. Every lot acreage, road and water specification, easement width and drainage figure we can source is on the site data sheet, with the parcel geometry as GeoJSON and the lot schedule as a CSV. Bring it to the bid walk.

Talk lots, plural

Leave a number.
Take the packet with you.

Joe lives nearby. Ride the plat with him, stand where the first driveways will be, and have the multi-lot conversation on the tailgate. The packet comes back on the next page: seven pages with your company on the cover, the schedule grouped by street so the blocks are visible, and every figure sourced.

By sharing your number, you're inviting Joe or the team to reach out by text or phone. Standard rates apply. We don't share your number, ever.

See the fifty-eightSite data sheetKroetch Property Group

Clagstone Country Estates is a Kroetch Property Group development. Kroetch Property Group is a licensed Idaho brokerage; designated broker Josh Carothers, DB25941. Joe Kroetch, SP32975. Nothing on this page is an offer, and no statement here sets a price, a discount, or a takedown schedule.