Living in Coeur d'Alene Place
Living in Coeur d'Alene Place, in northwest Coeur d'Alene, Idaho: HOA basics, schools, parks, trails and local links.
Parks, Lake and City Living
Coeur d'Alene Place pairs a neighborhood feel with quick access to the lake, downtown and North Idaho's outdoors.
- Parks close by: Bluegrass Park near the center, plus smaller neighborhood parks.
- Trail into town: the Prairie Trail links to Riverstone and the Centennial Trail.
- Town when you want it: shopping, dining, health care and events in downtown Coeur d'Alene, about 12 minutes away.
See the Coeur d'Alene Place neighborhood overview on CoeurdAleneRealEstate.com.
For the wider market, see Coeur d'Alene, Idaho homes for sale and market guide.
Where Coeur d'Alene Place fits
Coeur d'Alene Place is a neighborhood of single-family homes with city parks and paved trails. Homes range from cottages and townhomes to larger single-family homes; features vary, so verify each listing. Coeur d'Alene Place is on city water and sewer; verify other utility service with each provider. Read the Coeur d'Alene Place overview.
The Coeur d’Alene Place Master Association
HOAs in Coeur d’Alene Place vary by section. At the top is the Coeur d’Alene Place Master Association, Inc., an Idaho nonprofit corporation registered with the Idaho Secretary of State in January 1995 and managed by Rockwood Property Management. Below it, a number of sections have their own sub-association, and dues, services and rules can differ from one section to the next. Always verify which associations apply to the specific home.
Example rates by section, as of 1/1/2026, from the HOA’s assessments page. These are examples, not universal dues; verify for the specific home.
| Association / section | Assessment |
|---|---|
| Main Association | $186 semi-annually |
| Parkside | $453 quarterly |
| Sorbonne Townhomes & Cottages | $180 monthly |
| Village | $174 quarterly |
| Parc Rose | $172 monthly |
| Soleil Parc | $179 monthly |
| Vigne Blanche | $166 monthly |
The HOA says rates vary with the services each section receives, and its 2026 disclosure lists transfer and demand fees at resale.
Rules can also differ by section. Under the Master Association’s posted guidelines, exterior changes need architectural approval before work begins; the guidelines cover projects such as fences, sheds, paint colors and siding, and note that many projects also need a City of Coeur d’Alene permit. Read the guidelines on cdaplacehoa.com and ask the HOA which association applies to any address.
Parks and Trails
Bluegrass Park, at 6071 N. Courcelles Parkway, is the City of Coeur d’Alene park at the center of the neighborhood. The city lists a playground, a splash pad open from Memorial Day to Labor Day, basketball, volleyball and tetherball, a disc golf course, a picnic shelter with a grill, paved paths, parking and restrooms. A city soccer complex is nearby on Courcelles Parkway as well.
Smaller parks are spread through the neighborhood, including Sorbonne Park, Dino Park, the Park at Palais and Dubuis Park. In all, Coeur d’Alene Place has 7+ miles of trails and 90+ acres of parks.
The city’s Prairie Trail, built in 2008, follows a former rail line for about four miles between Beebe Boulevard near Riverstone and Huetter Road. From Riverstone, riders and walkers can pick up the Centennial Trail toward downtown and the lake. Dogs are welcome on a leash.
Schools
Coeur d’Alene Place is in Coeur d’Alene School District 271. Its schools are Skyway Elementary, on Courcelles Parkway inside the neighborhood, Woodland Middle School, and Lake City High School on Ramsey Road at Dalton Avenue, on the neighborhood’s eastern edge. Attendance zones are drawn by address and can change, so use the district’s attendance zone tool to confirm the schools for any home before you buy.
Getting Around
Ramsey Road runs south from the neighborhood to Interstate 90, the main route to Post Falls and Spokane, and Kathleen and Hanley Avenues run east toward U.S. Highway 95 for shopping, Kootenai Health and points north. Downtown Coeur d’Alene is about 12 minutes by car, depending on traffic.
Common questions
Is there an HOA in Coeur d'Alene Place?
Yes, but it varies by section. The Coeur d'Alene Place Master Association, Inc. (an Idaho nonprofit, managed by Rockwood Property Management) sits above several sub-associations for particular sections, and dues, services and rules can differ from section to section. Verify the association, covenants and dues for the specific home.
What are the HOA dues?
They depend on the section. As examples by section, cdaplacehoa.com/assessments.html listed these rates as of 1/1/2026: Main Association $186 semi-annually; Parkside $453 quarterly; Sorbonne Townhomes & Cottages $180 monthly; Village $174 quarterly; Parc Rose $172 monthly; Soleil Parc $179 monthly; Vigne Blanche $166 monthly. These are not universal, so verify the dues for the specific home with the HOA.
What parks and trails are in Coeur d'Alene Place?
Bluegrass Park, an 11-acre City of Coeur d'Alene park at 6071 N. Courcelles Parkway, has a playground, seasonal splash pad, basketball, volleyball, disc golf, a picnic shelter, paved paths and restrooms. Smaller parks include Sorbonne Park, Dino Park, the Park at Palais and Dubuis Park, and the city's Prairie Trail connects the area to Riverstone and the Centennial Trail.
Who provides water and sewer?
Coeur d'Alene Place is on City of Coeur d'Alene water and sewer. The City also bills trash, streetlight and stormwater service; electricity and natural gas come from a separate provider.
What school district serves Coeur d'Alene Place?
Coeur d'Alene Place is in Coeur d'Alene School District 271, served by Skyway Elementary, Woodland Middle and Lake City High. Attendance zones are set by address and can change, so verify school assignments for any home with the district's attendance zone tool.
Is Coeur d'Alene Place still being built?
Greenstone Homes still lists new homes in Coeur d'Alene Place on its website. Ask Jeff which areas currently have new construction.
Local Links
Jeff can point you in the right direction, but please verify schools, zoning, utilities and water service for any address directly with these organizations and the water provider.
Coeur d'Alene Place Master Association
HOA home page, covenants and design rules
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