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Coeur d' Alene, Id
83815
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Hayden is a suburb of Coeur d’ ALane and about 30 miles away from Spokane Airport.
Hayden Homes sold for a median price of $640,000 in the month of August. Volume was down 23% with 35 homes sold and an average price per square foot of $303. The homes spent an average of 62 days on market and sold for approx. 99.5% of final list price. Still very much a sellers market in this bracket with only 3.2 months of inventory available.
Hayden lake which shares a zip code with Haydn had 3 homes sell in the month of August for a median home price of 1.53 million. Selling for $320 per sqft and selling for 98.7% of final list price. Very much a sellers market with 2.4 months of inventory.
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Hayden Idaho Homes on more than 2 acres sold for a Median price of 1.88 Mil in the Month of August. Volume was down 25% with 3 sales total. These homes spent an average of 37 days on market and sold for 96.4% of final list price. They sold for an average price per sqft of $444. There is currently 4.4 months of inventory available. Still very much a sellers market.
The median home price in Hayden Idaho is approximately $555,000 as of 2025, up 14.4% year over year. Hayden offers a range of housing options from established subdivisions to homes on acreage, making it one of the most sought after communities in Kootenai County.
Hayden Idaho is served by the Coeur d’Alene School District. Public schools serving Hayden residents include Hayden Meadows Elementary School, Canfield Middle School, Coeur d’Alene High School and Lake City High School. As a general rule of thumb, students on the east side of Hayden attend Coeur d’Alene High School and students on the west side attend Lake City High School. Always verify your specific address with the Coeur d’Alene School District at cdaschools.org.
The cost of living in Hayden Idaho is approximately 3% lower than the national average. The median household income is $81,785 and the unemployment rate is just 2.4%. The average commute time is 19 minutes, well below the national average. Hayden offers an affordable lifestyle compared to many other growing communities in the Pacific Northwest.
Hayden Idaho is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in Northern Idaho. The community is known for its clean streets, friendly neighbors, low unemployment, excellent schools and easy access to outdoor recreation including Hayden Lake, hiking, skiing at Schweitzer Mountain and proximity to Coeur d’Alene. Hayden is approximately 30 miles from Spokane International Airport making it convenient for travelers and commuters alike.
Hayden Idaho experiences four distinct seasons. Summer highs average around 82 degrees in July while January lows average around 24 degrees. Hayden receives approximately 24 inches of rain and 35 inches of snowfall annually with around 172 sunny days per year. The climate is milder than much of Idaho making it a popular choice for transplants from colder or hotter climates.
Yes, Hayden Idaho offers a variety of homes on acreage ranging from 2-5 acre properties to larger 5-10 acre parcels. These properties are popular with buyers looking for privacy, space for animals or a shop while still being close to all the amenities Hayden has to offer. Search our Hayden homes on acreage listings to find your perfect property.
Hayden Idaho is served by Kootenai Health, the regions largest hospital, along with multiple Kootenai Clinic locations and urgent care centers. Northwest Specialty Hospital in Post Falls is also nearby. For specialized care, Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane Washington is approximately 30 miles away. Hayden has approximately 231 physicians per 100,000 residents, above the national average of 210.
Hayden Idaho is directly adjacent to Coeur d’Alene and is considered a suburb of CDA. The two cities share a border and most Hayden residents are within a 10 to 15 minute drive of downtown Coeur d’Alene. Hayden is also approximately 30 miles from Spokane International Airport.
Yes, Hayden Lake waterfront homes are available in the Hayden area. Hayden Lake is approximately 4,000 acres in size with 40 miles of shoreline offering stunning waterfront properties. Waterfront homes on Hayden Lake are among the most desirable and sought after properties in all of Kootenai County.
Hayden Idaho is home to many well established subdivisions and communities including Avondale on Hayden, Broadmoore Estates, Grouse Meadows, Hayden Grove, Honeysuckle Hills, Loch Haven Hills, Stoddard Meadows, Strawberry Fields, Woodland Meadows, Carrington Meadows, Heatherstone, Leisure Park and Davis Center among others. Each community offers its own unique character, amenities and price points.
The city of Hayden and Hayden Lake both border the Western shores of Hayden Lake. Hayden Lake is about 4,000 acres in size and 40 miles of shoreline. Both cities are located in Kootenai County, Idaho, United States. They are situated in the northern part of the state and are both suburbs of nearby Coeur d’Alene.
Coeur d’Alene Indians fished in the lake until an explorer by the name De Smet arrived in 1846, later easterners began to come and settle in the place. In 1870’s a man named Mat Hayden who was a veteran and a teamster made a piece of land his home. He was to name the lake Hayden’s lake in 1883 later after he won a poker game with his friends. Almost at the turn of the century logging operations increased along the lake and later settlements, recreation facilities and towns sprung out.
Hayden has 4 destinct seasons. The high temperature of 82 degrees in July and a low of 24 degrees in January. While the USA average for rainfall and snowfall is 39 and 26 inches respectively, Hayden Lake receives 23 and 36 inches respectively. The place has 174 sunny days annually and 75 days with measurable precipitation. Hayden city, on the other hand, receives 24 inches of rain and 35 inches of snowfall. It has 172 days of sunny days and 75 days with measurable precipitation.
When it comes to health, both places have an average of 231 physicians per 100,000 people in Hayden, Idaho while the US average is 210. Measurements from EPA estimate air quality in Hayden at 43 on a scale of 0-100 and Hayden Lake’s is 65. Water quality in both places is 48. This has lowered the risk of diseases like respiratory diseases and cancers.
Hayden is served by Kootenai Health for the nearest Hospital and multiple Kootenai Clinics and urgent cares in the local area. Out of the Post Falls area, Hayden is also serviced by Northwest Specialty Hospital and their clinics. For extreme cases or service, Sacred Heart in Spokane, Washington is also available. There is a Veterans Hospital in Spokane and local Veteran services. We have a very robust Medical community in the Coeur d’ Alene to Post Falls Corridor.
Hayden schools spend an average of $7,087 per student, 24 pupils per teacher, 1,061 students per librarian, and 509 children per counselor. On the other hand, Hayden Lake spends $7,087 per student, 24 pupils per teacher, 1,061 students per librarian, and 508 children per counselor. The schools include private and public schools all with impressive academic performance and with good ratings countrywide.
Here are the public schools available to Hayden residents. If you’re curious about what high school your kid will go to in Hayden, a good rule of thumb is if you live on the east side of Hayden that would be CDA High School and if you’re on the west side of Hayden that would be Lake City High School. Be sure to double-check with the Coeur d’Alene School District first.