Listing has a bump clause. There is a particular kind of home that announces itself quietly. No drama at the entry. No performance. Just a sense, the moment you cross the threshold, that someone thought carefully about how life is actually lived — then built accordingly. 1360 Bowknot Lake sits at the edge of a pond. Not a sweeping lakefront statement — something quieter than that. A glimpse of still water. The kind of view that catches you off guard on an ordinary morning, coffee in hand, & reminds you that you made a very good decision. Set on a corner lot with open space along one side, the home wears its seclusion naturally. No neighbors pressing in. Room to breathe. Inside, four bedrooms unfold across a single-level floor plan that genuinely makes sense — the kind you walk through once and immediately understand. Rooms connect the way conversations do when everyone is at ease. For those who appreciate the finer distinctions between storage and sanctuary, the oversized RV garage warrants its own mention. A life well-lived tends to come with gear — and this home was built by someone who understood that. For the right buyer, there is one more detail worth knowing: this home carries a 2.5% assumable VA loan — a rare financial advantage in today's market. Have your agent reach out for details. Star, Idaho is that rare kind of place that still feels discovered rather than overrun.