COEUR TERRE: Risks sense of community
I’ve been a Coeur d’Alene resident for 30 years and have called Indian Meadows home for the last 10. With a young family, we were excited about moving to an area of CDA that offers great walkability, bike trails, a park, dog park and tennis (now pickleball) courts.
We chose this neighborhood 10 years ago because it was special. The area is historically “old Coeur d’Alene” with many of the homes approaching 50 years old. These neighborhoods are part of the fabric of Coeur d’Alene’s history and as such have been homes to generations of community members who have served and given back. The parks and pedestrian paths on Atlas serve these neighborhoods as a testament to what thoughtful planning can achieve. These paths encourage us to know one another, provide a sense of community and are a legacy to a founding vision of Coeur d’Alene.
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