NEW - NNA Kokanee Rd, Bonners Ferry, ID 83805

Darci Price • June 25, 2025

NEW - Country Living at this 6.28 acre property!

Discover your corner of country living in beautiful Paradise Valley! This 6.28-acre property offers the ideal balance of open meadows and scattered trees, creating a serene and versatile landscape. With southern exposure and easy access off a private road, it’s an ideal location for investing in your real estate future. • No CCRs – Enjoy the freedom to develop as you wish. (deed restricts single wide mobile home) • Septic Perk Test Completed – Ready for your build plans. • Surveyed – Peace of mind with clear boundaries. Electric - Meter is installed, $45/month. Natural gas & Cabinet Mtn Water at the property line. Area of good wells, also. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful homestead, a recreational getaway, or a smart investment in land, this property has it all. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of Paradise Valley!

ACREAGE: 6.28

PRICE: $315,000

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DARCI PRICE: (208) 920-0590

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CONGRATS KIRSTEN! - Best Real Estate Agent of Boundary County 2024

By Bonners Ferry Herald • September 18, 2024

Best Realtor - 1st Place Best Commercial Realtor - 2nd Place Best Real Estate Agency - Century 21 Four Seasons - 2nd Place

SELLER STEP 10 - Closing Day

September 16, 2024

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LOCAL HOTSPOT - Snow Creek Falls

June 25, 2025

Got a free afternoon? Let’s get an easy hike in, and it's only a few minutes from Bonners Ferry! Snow Creek Falls is only a mile and a half round trip with 200 ft elevation gain and two of the prettiest waterfalls in the county. The trailhead is just a few miles south of the Kootenai Wildlife Refuge and it's an easy drive into the mountains. The trail splits halfway down and you can explore both the lower and upper falls. The best times to visit this trail are April through October. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash. If you have visitors in town, it’s one of the best little North Idaho hikes to show off to them.