Inside Idaho’s most insane and expensive mansion asking $19.7M

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Behold: The priciest pad in Idaho. 

This lakeside mansion outside Ketchum has just made Idaho history as the most expensive listing the state has on the market. 

This lodge-style home is asking $19.75 million to own its 276 acres, a price tag that no other Gem State property has ever dared to ask — let alone get.

Located on the banks of a spring-fed lake, the Camas Road estate offers dramatic vistas on all sides, with elevated views of both the lake — which is private and comes with the property — and nearby Bald Mountain. There’s also more than 1 mile of groomed private hiking trails and a rather obscene amount of acreage, according to the listing by Sun Valley Associates.

As for the main house, it’s more than 10,300 square feet with four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, a powder room and an additional caretaker apartment. The main-floor master bedroom has an outdoor spa, the kitchen has a breakfast nook and the great room features an oversize river rock fireplace — one of four rock fireplaces located throughout the home. There are also has four gas-forced air furnaces, air conditioning and radiant-heated bathroom floors. In addition to the great room, there’s also a large dining room, a family room, a pantry, a laundry room, an exercise room and a main-floor office. 

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A dramatic entrance to the main house.
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An aerial shot of the property.
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An electronic privacy gate at the entrance to the property.
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The views stun in addition to the interiors.
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The home offers plenty of entertaining spaces.
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A spring-fed lake also comes with the purchase.
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A dining area.
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The open kitchen.
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The kitchen also has a breakfast nook.
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The home is built in a lodge style, with wood and stone accents throughout.
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Another entertaining area.
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There are four rock fireplaces throughout.
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The home was built in 1990.
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Woodsy elements abound.
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There is an additional caretaker apartment.
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One of four bedrooms.
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The lodge-style estate is located outside of Ketchum.
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The views are undeniably dramatic.
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The property is located adjacent to Bald Mountain.
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A 4,400-square-foot basement is “ready for conversion.” 

In addition, there’s an arboretum “for exotic birds and plants” and two separate attached three-car garages (and one detached garage). The property is guarded by an electronic privacy gate, and the listing also notes a “complete security system,” as well as touch plate lights, electronic blinds and a built-in sound system. There are stone and wood details throughout. 

“Seize this once in a lifetime opportunity to be the successor steward of one of Idaho’s most exclusive legacy properties,” advertised the listing. 

The property was built in 1990 and previously listed for close to $16 million in 2018, a price which was then reduced to $13 million in 2019 before the listing was taken down entirely before coming back at the current price, Mansion Global reported.

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