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17690 E. NORTHSHORE LN., BAYVIEW

Welcome to the Water Lark, a waterfront home with private dock in Bayview, Idaho. It features 3 covered decks, a master suite with its own private deck, a walk-out basement, a 2-car garage, and plenty of storage. Take advantage of summer water recreational activities.

Say “hello” to your new home that is conveniently located in the heart of Sandpoint. The living and bonus rooms boast original wood floors, while the kitchen features maple cabinets and all the appliances you’ll need to whip up your favorite meals. Upstairs, you’ll find plenty of space for your family or guests. Not to mention, there is a fenced-in backyard with alley access, and a garage/shop measuring 25x40.

Concrete

Using concrete as a building material is nothing new; in fact, Thomas Edison designed and built the first concrete homes in 1908. Due to the strength, durability and fire resistance, Edison predicted a boost in homes built with concrete. Over 100 years later, homes constructed with concrete are known to have many benefits, including being more energy-efficient, better at controlling temperature fluctuations, minimizing noise, and economically valuable. Concrete-style homes are also the epitome of modern minimalistic design.

The decision to build an entire house with concrete is one to be made prior to construction, but incorporating concrete in different aspects of your home has increased in popularity.

Homeowners are adding concrete inside their homes, installing accent walls, concrete countertops, and embracing concrete floors.

The do-it-yourself ability of concrete combined with the markedly reduced cost has definitely caused an increase in concrete as a building material. No longer limited to the garage floor, for those who love the sleek, modern-minimalist style, concrete makes a statement both interior and exterior.

When updating your home, it’s important to include features that you love. Seeing the changes in and around your home should make you feel proud and want to click your heels like Dorothy.