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COEUR d’ALENE — No ocean view. No mountain top. No famous neighbors.

But what this house does offer is ultra-cool comfort — everything you could want or need or ask for.

And it’s well worth the $3.29 million asking price, said Darren Miller, real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Schneidmiller Realty, who has the listing.

He describes it as a maintenance-free, smart home.

“Literally, you can talk to it; it'll do whatever you want,” Miller said. “It comes fully furnished. Everything you see here stays here, including the golf cart, the paddleboards and the 200 bottles of wine."

The 3,100-square-foot home at 214 S. 21st St. in the Sanders Beach area comes with a seemingly endless array of features that promise to make living there luxurious and worry free.

Miller said it sets a new standard for the area.

“It’s just next level stuff,” he said.

Consider:

It has heated driveways.

It has a spa with a retractable cedar deck.

It has a custom outdoor kitchen with a gas grill and refrigerator.

It has a climate-controlled wine storage.

It has a 28-foot porcelain wall over the linear gas fireplace in the living room.

It has dual-zone heating system for the main floor and for the upstairs.

It has the latest in high-tech security.

“Everything can be run from your phone,” Miller said.

There are flat screen TVs almost everywhere and piped gas tiki torches.

And yes, it has a garage with a 600-square-foot guest house with an outdoor deck that has views of the 16th fairway of The Coeur d’Alene Resort Golf Course.

“They’re not going to want to leave,” Miller said.

Everything you see — the beds, the appliances, the tables, the six-seat electric golf cart, are included in the maintenance-free home.

“Just bring your clothes," said Miller, who hosted a broker’s open house at the property on Wednesday.

It just went on the market a few days ago, but Miller said he has already received inquiries from Beverly Hills and Phoenix.

“This is probably going to be a second home for somebody from out of state,” he said.

Miller gave a quick tour of the property and noted the Quartzite backsplash, the wall-mounted toilets and the programmable steam shower with a Roman tub.

“This will rival any five-star hotel,” he said.

Miller, born and raised in Coeur d’Alene, said that while the listing price may seem high for a middle-class neighborhood, changes are coming to the east end of town.

“I've seen all the price increases throughout the last 45-plus years,” he said. “This end of Sherman, you won’t recognize in a year.”

Miller is working on several developments in the area, including on Sherman Avenue, that call for retail shops on the main level and living units above.

He noted that a major development by the Hagadone Corp. is coming to Coeur d’Alene Lake Drive near the entrance to The Coeur d’Alene Resort Golf Course.

It calls for three buildings for apartments, condos and hotel space that are designed to accommodate no more than 275 total units, each with stepped roofs.

“Everything is going to push this way,” he said.

He said Coeur d’Alene “is an amazing place,” that will continue to attract people.

“We're a destination,” he said.

And for $3.3 million, you can be part of it.