Lakefront Luxury Downtown w/ Pool, Hot Tub & Dock

Summary:

Enjoy luxury waterfront living at Seasons at Sandpoint, one of Sandpoint’s most sought-after lakefront communities. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath condo offers a comfortable single-level layout, beautiful Lake Pend Oreille views and access, resort-style amenities, and an unbeatable location just minutes from downtown Sandpoint.



Inside, the condo features approximately 1,390 square feet of living space with central air conditioning, a gas fireplace, and a well-equipped kitchen and living area designed for relaxing after a day on the lake, around town, or at Schweitzer. The bedroom setup includes two king beds and one queen bed, making the home a great fit for families or couples traveling together.



Guests will enjoy access to Seasons amenities, including a communal hot tub, heated pool, fitness center, private beach area, marina/dock access, and one communal garage parking space - additional outdoor parking is included in front of the building. The condo also includes in-unit laundry, use of the communal gas barbecues, and easy access to the shoreline.



Perfectly positioned along Lake Pend Oreille, Seasons at Sandpoint places you close to Sandpoint City Beach, downtown restaurants, shops, coffee, breweries, and the area’s walking and biking paths. In the winter, Schweitzer Mountain Resort is an easy drive away, making this a strong year-round basecamp for both lake and mountain adventures.



*Note: The Seasons at Sandpoint does not allow short-term guests to have pets onsite. Also, trailer and/or RV parking is prohibited.



**Note: Each year, on September 18th OR the 3rd Sunday in September (whichever is later), the Army Corps of Engineers begins dropping the water level of Lake Pend Oreille until ultimately reducing it by a total of 10-12 feet. Around the 4th week in September ALL boat docks and boat lifts on the lake become inaccessible and unusable, as the water completely recedes back from the shoreline leaving just bare ground beneath the docks. The agreement with the Army Corps of Engineers states the lake level must be restored to full pool level each year no later than July 4th, however, the last 10+ years the lake water has been at full pool level around the 2nd or 3rd week in June.