1266 Meadowcreek Road

PROPERTY: A rare opportunity to enjoy country living on the Camas Prairie. Set on approximately 4 acres surrounded by open farmland, this well-maintained 4-bedroom, 2.5 bath home offers expansive prairie views, a functional floor plan, and plenty of space both inside and out. The main level features 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, with an inviting open-concept, creating a comfortable space for everyday living and entertaining. The home has been exceptionally cared for offering a very clean, welcoming interior with timeless character. The fully finished walkout basement expands the home's versatility with a 4th bedroom, half bath, and a spacious great room, creating the perfect space for a second living area, recreation room, home office, guest accommodations, or a variety of other uses. The property is served by a private hand dug well (on a neighboring property) and includes an attached 2-car garage, a large shop/barn, a detached 2-car garge and storage sheds, creating a functional setup for equipment, storage, hobbies, or livestock. LAND FEATURES: Private Well Daylight Basement Attached 2-Car Garage Multiple Outbuildings Expansive Camas Prairie Views Spacious Property Establised Rural Homesite RECREATION: Greencreek is a small rural community located a few miles east of Cottonwood on Idaho's Camas Prairie. The community consists primarily of residences, agricultural land, the historic St. Anthony's Church, and a community hall that serves as a gathering place for local events and celebrations. Recreation opportunities within Greencreek itself are limited, and residents and visitors typically rely on nearby Cottonwood for daily amenities and services, including grocery shopping, restaurants, fuel stations, healthcare services, banking, schools, churches, and local retail businesses. Cottonwood serves as the commercial and community hub for the surrounding prairie communities and provides access to parks, community events, youth sports programs, and other local gathering spaces. Together, the Greencreek-Cottonwood area offers a balance of rural living and small-town convenience while serving as a gateway to north-central Idaho's outdoor recreation opportunities, including hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, ATV riding, and scenic driving throughout the surrounding prairies, forests, and river canyons. REGION & CLIMATE: The area is located within Idaho's Camas Prairie region of north-central Idaho. While Cottonwood provides basic daily services and amenities, residents also benefit from proximity to Lewiston, located approximately 55 miles northwest. Lewiston serves as the region's primary commercial hub, offering expanded healthcare, dining, entertainment, and shopping opportunities, including national retailers, grocery stores, home improvement centers, and other big-box retail options. Commercial air service is available through Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport, while broader domestic and international flight options are available at Spokane International Airport, located approximately 120 miles north of the area. The region experiences a four-season climate characteristic of Idaho's Camas Prairie. Summers are generally warm and dry, with daytime temperatures commonly reaching the 80s and low 90s. Winters are cold, with temperatures often falling below freezing and periodic snowfall. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures and seasonal precipitation. Situated at an elevation of approximately 3,300 feet, the area experiences cooler temperatures than many parts of Idaho and receives sufficient moisture. HISTORY: Greencreek has deep agricultural and cultural roots dating to the late 1800s, when settlers established farming and ranching operations across Idaho's Camas Prairie. Greencreek developed as a small rural farming community centered around family agriculture and the local Catholic parish. The community is home to the historic St. Anthony's Church, which was constructed in the early 20th century and remains a prominent landmark and gathering place for the surrounding area. Throughout its history, Greencreek has remained a small, primarily agricultural community with development concentrated around the church, community hall, and surrounding farms. Nearby Cottonwood grew as a local trade and service center for prairie residents, supporting the agricultural economy that continues to define the region today.