CDA National Reserve, the acclaimed private sporting club nestled on 1,000 acres above Lake Coeur d’Alene, is embarking on its most ambitious chapter to date with a landmark $165 million luxury residential project. This summer, construction begins on the first phase of homes, signaling a new era of refined mountain living at one of the West’s most sought-after private communities.

The development, spearheaded by owner and developer New Edge Living, introduces 24 exclusive Fairway Lodges along the club’s revered Tom Weiskopf championship course, with prices starting at $2 million. This launch marks the first new real estate offering since the club’s acquisition and reinvestment, answering a growing demand for turnkey, low-maintenance luxury in the heart of Idaho’s pristine wilderness.

“This is more than building homes; it’s about curating a complete lifestyle for those who seek an active, wellness-oriented life without compromise,” said a club spokesperson. “Our members want to immerse themselves in this environment, not manage it.”

A New Model for Mountain Modern Living

The Fairway Lodges, designed by DZign Group Architecture with interiors by Morrison Interiors, represent a shift toward elegant simplicity. The 2,600-square-foot, three-bedroom residences prioritize panoramic golf course and mountain views, high-end finishes, and a lock-and-leave convenience that frees owners to enjoy the club’s vast amenities. Move-ins are anticipated for Summer 2026.

This initial phase is just the beginning. Design is already underway on a limited collection of Lake Lodge duplexes by Hart Howerton, featuring rooftop decks oriented toward Lake Coeur d’Alene. For those desiring a custom footprint, homesites are available from $535,000. Membership in the private club is tied to real estate ownership, creating an integrated community of like-minded residents.

Beyond the Fairway

While the new homes will capture attention, the club’s evolution extends far beyond real estate. CDA National Reserve has firmly established itself as a pioneer in holistic, experience-driven club living. A cornerstone of this vision is an exclusive partnership with Clinic 5C, a leading local integrative medical practice, offering members a personalized, data-driven wellness program.

This Premier Longevity Membership includes monthly IV infusions, custom health plans, advanced recovery therapies like hyperbaric oxygen, and biometric tracking via an Oura ring. It’s a program that positions the club not just as a place for sport, but for sustained vitality.

“We’re providing a framework where adventure and recovery are in perfect balance,” said Dr. Cameron Chesnut of Clinic 5C. “It’s about optimizing your life in an environment built to support it.”

The Ultimate Playground, Perfected

The residential and wellness expansions build upon the club’s already exceptional amenity portfolio. Members enjoy a stunning 20,000-square-foot clubhouse, the lakefront “Lakehouse” with private boat cruises and a floating waterpark, and the “Outpost” fitness complex featuring pickleball, a climbing wall, and an ice plunge. The “Reserve Lodge” caters to the adventurous spirit with sporting clays, archery, and axe throwing, all connected by miles of private trails.

At its heart remains the dramatic Weiskopf golf course, recently rerouted to maximize breathtaking lake vistas, including the iconic dual-green 15th hole that has become a signature experience.

Redefining the Idaho Dream

CDA National Reserve’s latest evolution speaks to a growing migration of discerning buyers from destinations like Scottsdale, Coastal California, and Seattle. They are drawn not by a traditional golf-centric model, but by a comprehensive sanctuary that offers championship sport, alpine adventure, lakefront leisure, and proactive wellness in a single, pristine package.

With the launch of its $165 million residential project, CDA National Reserve isn’t just selling homes, it’s offering a definitive blueprint for the future of private club living in the American West.