The rules of the community in one place — for buyers doing homework, agents writing offers, and builders who want to build at Lakehaven.
Read them before you write an offer. We send the current versions the same day you ask — and we go through them with buyers every week, so bring your questions.
The recorded Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions that run with every lot — use, structures, fencing, the lakes and common areas, and the design review process.
Lakehaven Estates, Block 1, as recorded in Canyon County — every lot line, easement and the common lots. Pair it with the interactive map on the front page for live status and pricing.
What you can build and how plans get approved: size, exterior materials, garages, outbuildings, landscaping and the submittal process.
How the lakes, open space and the private lanes are maintained, and what the association dues cover.
Straight from the Canyon County Assessor's parcel records for Lakehaven Estates, Block 1.
City of Star, Canyon County, Idaho. Section 13, Township 4N, Range 2W. ZIP 83669.
28 home sites — seventeen on Chateau Place, seven on Lakehaven Lane, and four estate parcels of two to 8.7 acres — plus two private parcels (an existing home and an 18-acre parcel) that aren't offered.
Lots 1–4, 15, 20, 25 and 38 — about 16.6 acres of lakes, open space and the private lanes — are held as common area.
From 0.31 acres (Lot 6) to 8.72 acres (Lot 18). Most Chateau Place lots are 0.31–0.38 acres; Lakehaven Lane lots run 0.49–1.28 acres.
Chateau Place and Lakehaven Lane are private lanes inside the community, reached from Koa Lane.
Plans go through the community's design review before construction. Ask us for the current guidelines for the lot you're considering.
Several builders already have lots reserved. If you'd like to join them — on a spec lot or for a client — start here.
Your license, insurance and three recent homes, plus the kind of product you'd put on a Chateau Place or Lakehaven Lane lot.
Start the conversation →We'll show you what's still open, what's reserved and likely to free up, and what the estate lots allow.
See the inventory →Submit plans to the community's design review, get approval, and break ground. We stay involved from reservation to closing.
Ask about the process →CC&R questions, builder introductions, what fits on a specific lot — call or text either of us.
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