The Crossing at Willow Bay, Priest River, ID 83856 - vacant land property
Detailed information about vacant land property which situated in Priest River (83856) city, Idaho state on The Crossing at Willow Bay.
Additional Information: The Crossing at Willow Bay is a completed subdivision in Bonner County which abuts the Pend Oreille River. There are a total of 71 lots, 8 of which are large estate sized waterfront parcels. There are also secondary view sites. Gated, monumented entrance, paved roads and underground utilties. The site is 180+/- park like acres with mature native landscaping and generally level with all the infrastructure completed. The subdivision offers approximately 250' of community water frontage with moorage for approximately 49 boats. The Pend Oreille River accesses Lake Pend Oreille.
Property Address: The Crossing at Willow Bay, Priest River ID 83856
Cost: $2,999,000- Building Info
- Area: 180 Acres
- Rental Info
- Ideal Use: Residential (Single Family), Vacation/Resort
- Status: For sale
- Sales Term: Cash to Seller
- Price: $2,999,000
- Unit Price: $16,661.11 Per Acre
- Renters Information
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vacant land property details
- Type: vacant land
- Address: The Crossing at Willow Bay
- City: Priest River
- State: ID
- County: Bonner
- Zip-Code: 83856
- Updated: 12/09/12
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