The story
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A beautiful historic log home on 5.54 acres along Fawn Gully Road, standing as a testament to an era when craftsmanship was built to endure for generations and beyond. More than a home, this is a living piece of North Idaho's past, where rugged character, timeless construction, and the beauty of the land come together in a setting that feels worlds away from the ordinary. The Historic Henry Mays House is believed to be one of the last remaining homes from the old town of Colburn. According to local lore, Monsieur Courberon built this fanciful home for his mistress in the late 19th century. A remarkable story, an enduring structure, and a rare opportunity to own a piece of North Idaho history. Surrounded by mountain views, open pasture, and abundant wildlife, this remarkable property features a pond, creek, barn, detached shop/garage, and fenced acreage with room for horses, gardening, recreation, or simply embracing the peace and privacy of country living. Just minutes from downtown Sandpoint, enjoy easy access to Lake Pend Oreille, Schweitzer Mountain Resort, hiking and biking trails, golf, boating, fishing, shopping, and dining. Spokane International Airport is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes away. Whether you envision a full-time residence, a private retreat, a hobby farm, or an investment in a property with unmistakable character, opportunities like this are few and far between. Some homes are built to serve a purpose. Others stand the test of time and become part of a legacy. This is your opportunity to become part of its next chapter.
