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Description:
Laur House on Little Payette Lake - The original and only year-round residence on Little Payette Lake!

Savor the morning stillness at the Laur House on Little Payette Lake as the sunrise slowly lifts wisps of fog, revealing mystic mountains and a symphony of nature sounds as osprey, squirrels, and songbirds greet one another at the break of day!

Prepare yourself for numerous adventures that await you...kayaking, canoeing, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, huckleberry picking, and mushroom gathering. These are just some of the many options open to you in this secluded one-of-a-kind location.

Leisurely walk through the meadow filled with fragrant purple Camas flowers, following in the moccasin tracks of Native Americans who called this home. At the end of your day, sit on the deck and enjoy the evening cry of the Loons.

Winter sports opportunities abound in this area, as well, such as alpine and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, sledding, ice skating, and many more. Snowmobilers can ride from this location! No matter the season, you can be sure that you and your family will enjoy yourself at the Laur House on Little Payette Lake!

Things to Note: The fireplace is non-operational - please do not use it. This home has exterior surveillance that records motion and sound.

Parking Notes: There is ample parking, making it trailer friendly. The garage and everything inside is off-limits to guests - guests may ONLY access the garage to place household trash in cans. The on-site caretaker will remove trash as needed.

Watercraft Notes: Boaters will need to buoy or anchor their watercraft as there is no official dock at this property. There is a small pier southwest of the home, below the seasonal fire pit, that guests can tie their boat to when the water is high enough (typically starting mid-June).

Little Payette Lake's water level decreases near the end of summer, typically in August. Use caution and discretion based on water levels.

The boat ramp is less than half-a-mile past the driveway of the house - keep on Lick Creek Road - the boat ramp will be on the right-hand side. Once irrigation season ends (mid-September) the boat ramp is no longer usable. Very small crafts (14ft or less) still have the potential to dry-launch late into the fall but use caution as the ground is soft. This home is professionally managed for quality, not "by owner".

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