Clagstone is being planned as the kind of neighborhood people say does not exist anymore. A real bus stop turnout at the entrance so winter mornings happen with the neighbors instead of at the end of a long driveway alone. Twenty acres of shared open space in the middle of the plat for the walking part of afternoon. Public paved roads plowed by the highway district so a stroller in February is a walk, not a maintenance headache.
Six-acre parcels, give or take, with real room to roam. Bunco trailhead three miles up the road for the older kids. And multi-gigabit fiber service at every homesite from day one under a dedicated broadband agreement negotiated for the neighborhood, so the video call that pays for it doesn’t come with an argument.
The out-the-door list is generous for a place this quiet. SilverwoodSilverwoodThe Northwest's largest theme park, in Athol.silverwoodthemepark.com, the Northwest’s largest theme park, and its Boulder Beach water park sit five minutes up the highway. Farragut State ParkFarragut State Park4,000-acre state park on Lake Pend Oreille.parksandrecreation.idaho.gov is ten minutes east with a protected swimming bay, forty miles of trails, beginner disc golf, and a WWII museum in the old brig. School is Athol Elementary right in town, then Timberlake Middle and High in Spirit Lake. Little League signs up at the Athol Community Center, the library branch in town runs story times and summer reading, and the lakes start fifteen minutes away. Natural gas at every frontage keeps the winter mornings simple: a furnace on a meter and a stove that lights.
It is designed to be a front porch on real ground, with the road plowed and the fiber lit.
All of that sits on actual ground. See the fifty-eight on the plat →
