Okay, this one you will actually appreciate.
Day one at Clagstone, you get real multi-gig fiber. It comes in under a dedicated broadband agreement Joe negotiated for the neighborhood specifically, so you don’t have to sort through the mix of cable, DSL, and satellite that most properties in the corridor still choose between. The covenants don’t lock you to one carrier either. If your needs change later, the covenants stay out of the way.
Three-phase power reaches every lot in conduit alongside the road, which is the piece that most rural subdivisions leave off the table. It means a real shop, dust collection that doesn’t struggle, DC fast charging that doesn’t need a special install, welders, a compressor sized for actual work. Add six acres and you have the room for the shop building the tools deserve.
The Phase 1 ground is honest and walkable today. Fifty-eight parcels of six acres, give or take, PE-stamped civil plat by Olson Engineering, public paved roads plowed by Lakes Highway District. The full connectivity story lives on the fiber section on our amenities page.
And when you close the laptop: the deepest lake in Idaho is ten minutes east, the local astronomical society hosts star parties with telescopes at Farragut, and the Navy quietly tests scale submarines on the same water your kayak floats on. The after-work loop out here comes with sentences you do not get to say anywhere else.
All of that sits on actual ground. See the fifty-eight on the plat →
