A 1,600 sf Coeur d'Alene home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, game room, and a backyard built around gardens, gathering, gardens, and relaxing in the hot tub. Sleeps 6 & up to 8 with extra beds. Five minutes to the Centennial Trail, ten to downtown CDA.

A 3 bedroom split level built for the kind of trip where nobody wants to leave.

Bullfrog spa and fire pit out back, game room with karaoke and consoles downstairs, 543 Mbps Wi-Fi and a real desk for the morning you have to log on.

Sleeps 8, fenced yard for the dog, 5 minutes to the Centennial Trail and under 10 to downtown.

We are experienced local hosts dedicated to providing an exceptional stay. Our primary mode of interaction is through messaging and phone, and we're responsive and easy to reach. Whether you need a local recommendation, help with the property, or just a quick answer, we've got you covered.

The home sits in Fairway Meadows, a quiet, family-friendly neighborhood on the western edge of Coeur d'Alene. The Centennial Trail is a five minute walk, so you can run, bike, or walk from the house. Coffee shops, breweries, restaurants, and grocery stores are five minutes by car, and downtown Coeur d'Alene is about 10-15 minutes away. Silverwood Theme Park is a thirty minute drive north, and Spokane and Spokane International Airport are around thirty five minutes west.

The home backs onto the first full build of Village Collective's Host to Harvest program, where we aim to grow vegetables, herbs, and seasonal produce that we share with guests through a complimentary in-season welcome box. Local makers, growers, and roasters are all called out in your digital guidebook.

The whole home (aside from the garage) is yours during your stay. That includes all three bedrooms, both bathrooms, the upstairs kitchen and living room, the downstairs game room, the laundry room, and the entire backyard.

A note on the upstairs primary bath: it sits across the hall from the king bedroom and can be closed off as a private ensuite or opened up as a daytime guest bath using the barn door. When friends come by during the day, that's the bath they'll use. The downstairs bath is shared between the two queen bedrooms.

Parking fits two cars in the driveway, with additional street parking on either side of the house. Well-behaved pets are welcome at $25 per pet, per night, and the yard is fully fenced. We ask that pets stay out of the fenced in garden areas.

The garage is locked for owner storage, please do not go in the garage.

This is a split-level home that spans 1,600 sq ft across two levels.

The upstairs primary suite is the largest bedroom: a king bed, smart TV, small desk, walk-in closet, and a private bath with a jetted tub and tile shower. The barn door across the hall lets the bath flex between private ensuite and daytime guest bath.

Downstairs you'll find two more bedrooms: a queen bedroom and a third bedroom set up with two twin XL beds, ideal for kids or for friends sharing. They share a full bath in the downstairs hallway.

The game room is set up for evenings in. There's a round table for board games, a Nintendo Switch with Mario Kart, a retro PlayStation with Dance Dance Revolution and a small collection of classics, a karaoke machine, and a DVD player with a movie library. The sofa folds out into an additional bed. A fold-out single bed also lives in a downstairs closet and can be set up in the game room, in one of the bedrooms, or upstairs in the living room when groups exceed 6. With those extras, the home sleeps up to 8 adults comfortably. Base configuration is 6. Two pack and play cribs are also provided.

The kitchen is fully equipped with a gas range, dishwasher, full size fridge, farmhouse sink, all the cooking supplies you should need, and counter space for group cooking. The dining table seats eight, and the upstairs living room opens out toward the backyard.

Outside, the backyard is the heart of the property and the place where Village Collective's Host-to-Harvest pilot is taking shape. A Bullfrog A Series hot tub on the back patio (this is not your typical workhorse rental hot-tub) uses Bullfrog's JetPak Therapy System, where each seat targets a different muscle group: shoulders and neck, lower back, calves, feet. After a day on the Centennial Trail, on the slopes at Silver Mountain or Schweitzer, or out on the lake, the heat works on muscle recovery, joint relief, sleep, and circulation.

A wood burning solo-stove fire pit, charcoal grill, stone patio, and shaded pergola with a cute swing for the kids (adults please don't use the swing) round out the rest of the outdoor space. A Vego greenhouse and eight new raised beds are coming online this season, and when the gardens are in full production guests can expect a complimentary welcome box of fresh produce on arrival, This is a work in progress! We'll keep guests posted on what's growing as the season unfolds.

A personal vehicle is recommended for getting around. Uber and Lyft are available throughout the Coeur d'Alene area, and the Citylink bus route runs nearby. The home is about thirty five minutes from Spokane International Airport, 30 from Silverwood theme park.

Your stay is hosted by Village Collective, a local, family-run team based in Coeur d'Alene. We've been hosting in North Idaho since 2017 and care for every home like it's our own, because we're owners too. You'll receive a detailed guidebook pointing you toward the local makers, growers, coffee roasters, and neighborhood spots we actually love. If anything comes up during your stay, we're always just a message away.

Late check-outs are typically not available. Our local cleaning team runs a tight schedule between stays, and shifting a cleaning window is genuinely difficult for them. Honoring the 10:00 AM time keeps the home ready and welcoming for the next guests.

We're genuinely dog friendly, not just dog tolerant. We take up to three dogs, which is rare around here, because we know how hard it is to find somewhere that will take the whole family.

The pet fee is $100 per dog. It pays for the deep clean afterward, which is what lets us welcome your dog and still hand the house to a guest with allergies the following week.

Two things we ask. Dogs off the beds and upholstered furniture, we can launder bedding but we can't launder a mattress. And no dogs left loose in the house alone, because unfamiliar rooms make even well behaved dogs anxious. Bring a crate if yours will be on their own at any point.