Coeur d’Alene has downtown condos near Sherman Avenue, historic homes in Fort Grounds and the Garden District, and newer neighborhoods north of I‑90. McEuen Park and the hiking trails at Tubbs Hill are a short walk from downtown shops and restaurants.
Sherman Avenue is the main street through downtown Coeur d’Alene, with coffee shops, restaurants, and local stores a few blocks from McEuen Park. The Centennial Trail runs through the park, where you can also pick up the west trailhead for Tubbs Hill. On the west side of downtown, City Park has a public swimming beach and the Fort Sherman Playground.
In Fort Grounds, just west of City Park, early Craftsman bungalows sit on streets shaded by mature trees. North of Sherman Avenue, the Garden District includes some of the city’s earliest homes and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. On the east side of downtown, Sanders Beach is near the 10th Street entrance to Tubbs Hill. When comparing homes on these older blocks, check off-street parking, alley access, and which major systems have been updated.
Riverstone, off Northwest Boulevard, has condos near restaurants, shops, Riverstone Park, and the Centennial Trail. If you’re comparing condos here or downtown, ask which parking and storage spaces come with the unit and what the association dues cover.
North of I‑90, Coeur d’Alene Place near Ramsey Road and Hanley Avenue includes detached homes, townhomes, sidewalks, and neighborhood parks. The Prairie Trail runs through the area and connects to the Centennial Trail near Riverstone, giving residents a route between the two neighborhoods on foot or by bike.
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