Cities Inside of Boundary Idaho

• Bonners Ferry
• Moyie Springs

Important Info on Boundary County

Welcome to Boundary County, Idaho, where the beauty of nature meets the comfort of small-town living.

With a population of 13,557 as of 2023, most of the county resides in and around the county seat of Bonners Ferry. 

Boundary county gets its name because it borders Canada in the north, Washington on the west, and Montana on the east as well as Bonner County in the south. From its stunning mountain views to its friendly locals, there’s so much to love about Boundary County.

The Best Realtor in Boundary County

If you’re looking for the best realtor in Boundary County, well look no further. You got BOTH of them! Because you have two realtors instead of one, you will always be heard. Will & Laura are proudly a part of the team at Heart & Homes Northwest Realty representing Boundary County and all of the surrounding areas in the Idaho panhandle. They actually live in Boundary County. They have helped a number of clients over the years purchase or sell their home in Boundary County. Many of their clients have written great reviews that tell the story of how Will & Laura did. Be sure to read these helpful reviews here or you can read their Google reviews here. 

Between Will’s prior work experience in construction, appraisals, and home inspection AND Laura’s experience in construction, human resources, data entry, and management, their service to you will always be greater than that of a typical realtor. They have both sold properties in the area and helped buyers buy properties there. Those efforts led to numerous calls to city or county departments to obtain information on water systems, permit records, restrictions, and much more. They will always strive to be the BEST realtors in North Idaho and specifically when representing buyers or sellers in Boundary County. Give Will & Laura a call TODAY. They’re ready to help!

“Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD”   Psalms 33:12 

“Blessed in the city and blessed in the fields” Deuteronomy 28:3