◦ Why two states
The Inland Northwest,
undivided.
Lake living doesn't observe the state line, and neither do we. Thirty-three years between us, across both sides of the water — long enough to know which dock fits which family, and which homes haven't quite made it to the map yet.
WA
Licensed since 1993
ID
Licensed since 1998
Lake-first search.
Every named lake in the Spokane and North Idaho service area, with neighborhood depth on the water itself — deep-water vs walk-out, shoreline character, dock type, exposure, and the listings to match.
◦ The full index
- Nº 01 ID
Black Lake
Kootenai County · 400 acView page Open - Nº 02 WA
Diamond Lake
Pend Oreille County · 754 acView page Open - Nº 03 ID
Hauser Lake
Kootenai County · 625 acView page Open - Nº 04 ID
Hayden Lake
Kootenai County · 3,800 acView page Open - Nº 05 ID
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Kootenai County · 30,000 acView page Open - Nº 06 ID
Lake Pend Oreille
Bonner County · 94,000 acView page Open - Nº 07 WA
Lake Spokane (Long Lake)
Spokane / Stevens County · 5,000 acView page Open - Nº 08 WA
Liberty Lake
Spokane County · 708 acView page Open - Nº 09 WA
Loon Lake
Stevens County · 1,100 acView page Open - Nº 10 WA
Newman Lake
Spokane County · 1,200 acView page Open - Nº 11 ID
Priest Lake
Bonner County · 24,300 acView page Open - Nº 12 ID
Spirit Lake
Kootenai County · 1,535 acView page Open - Nº 13 ID
Twin Lakes
Kootenai County · 850 acView page Open
Don't see your lake?
We work the whole Inland Northwest — ask us about anywhere from Priest to Loon.