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Oldtown, ID Homes for Rent

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    $1,800 Per Month

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 900 Sq Ft
    • 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Home with a Single Car Garage Available in Blanchard!

    145 Burnt Tree Ln, Blanchard, ID 83804

    Built in 2026, this stunning home sits in the outskirts of Blanchard with views of forested North Idaho hills all around you. At 900 square feet, this home features two bedrooms, one bathroom, a fully appointed kitchen, a single-car garage, all on a rustic lot surrounded by pine trees in every direction.Burnt Tree Lane is a rustic road taking you directly to the home's driveway. The front

    145 Burnt Tree Ln, Blanchard, ID 83804
  • /24

    $1,800 Per Month

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 900 Sq Ft
    • 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Home with a Single Car Garage Available in Blanchard!

    105 Burnt Tree Ln, Blanchard, ID 83804

    Built in 2026, this stunning home sits in the outskirts of Blanchard with views of forested North Idaho hills all around you. At 900 square feet, this home features two bedrooms, one bathroom, a fully appointed kitchen, a single-car garage, all on a rustic lot surrounded by pine trees in every direction.Burnt Tree Lane is a rustic road taking you directly to the home's driveway. The front

    105 Burnt Tree Ln, Blanchard, ID 83804

Why Live in Oldtown

Oldtown, Idaho, is a small city in Bonner County along the Idaho–Washington border. This rural area pairs a peaceful lifestyle with the convenience of nearby cities like Newport, Washington and Priest River, Idaho. The housing market in Oldtown offers older bungalows and ranch-style homes in its core subdivisions, with new construction emerging. More rural areas offer custom-built homes on larger lots, some with waterfront views of the Pend Oreille River. Most homes usually cost between the mid-$200,000s and the mid-$500,000s, but some rural properties can reach over $1 million. Highway 2 connects Oldtown to Newport, the nearest employment hub, providing access to healthcare, government and retail jobs. Although Oldtown has limited commercial development, larger businesses like Super 1 Foods and Tractor Supply Co. have recently opened. However, people usually travel to Newport for dining, shopping and entertainment. The city has many local restaurants, plus The Roxy Theater and the seasonal Newport Farmer's Market. Kids living in Oldtown usually attend Idaho Hill Elementary School or the private House of the Lord Christian Academy. Since the city has no middle or high school, older students commute to Priest River for seventh through 12th grade. Most everyday utilities are provided by the city or Avista Utilities, and reliable broadband coverage is available for most homes.

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