Why Live in West Prairie
West Prairie in Post Falls features a mix of home styles, including split-levels, ranch-style homes, and stone cottages on lots of at least an acre, with some properties extending to about 5 acres. These homes often come with farm buildings, making it convenient for residents to keep animals. On the east side, contemporary Craftsman houses with built-in garages and sidewalks are common, while the south end has more affordable manufactured homes. The neighborhood is close to several parks, such as Corbin Park, 2.5 miles away, offering kayaking, fishing, and a disc golf course, and Q'emiln Park, 3.5 miles away, known for its large swimming beach and hiking trails. Stateline Speedway on the west side hosts various events, including boat races and concerts. Dining options nearby include The White House and Sawmill Grille & Spirits, both about 2.5 miles away, while downtown Coeur d'Alene, 11 miles away, offers over 100 local shops and restaurants. Grocery shopping is convenient with two Walmarts and Yoke's Fresh Market nearby. Despite the presence of industrial businesses in the western part, they do not impact the residential areas. The neighborhood lacks public transit, but major roads like McGuire Road and Pleasant View Road provide easy access to Interstate 90, connecting residents to Coeur d'Alene and Spokane within 30 minutes. Schools in the area have moderate ratings, with Post Falls High School offering various extracurricular activities.