Listings in: Washington

Private 4.23 fenced and cross fenced acres. Front half in full sun pasture, back half heavily forested wood lot with year round creek flowing through beaver pond.  Fenced raised bed garden and fenced vineyard and berry patch.  Apple, plum, and cherry trees.  Four outbuildings.

Home has metal roof, cedar siding, and can be heated all winter with wood.   Stick built in 1980, gutted and remodeled, finished in 2006. Three bedroom, two bath.  Knotty pine accented.  Three sources of water: PUD, well, and creek.

Good and responsible neighbors.  Located on rural road between Granite Falls and Arlington. 

Asking $475,000.

20 acre parcels with trees, farm ground and pasture, Creeks and springs. Great building sites with fantastic views. All parcels are surveyed, with good gravel roads to all parcels, most properties have underground power.

This property is secluded but has great access, only about 45 miles north of Spokane, Washington. The hunting is excellent with deer and turkey. We have 18 parcels available in two locations both about 11 miles southwest of Springdale just off the Springdale-Hunters Hwy on Allen Road.

Conveniently located about 25 minutes from Microsoft HQ's, and  approx. 45 minutes east of Seattle in the beautiful Snoqualmie Valley - a ten minute drive from the spectacular Snoqualmie Falls and Lodge, it is still rural enough to provide a welcome retreat from the city and suburbs, watch deer munch outside the kitchen window; keep horses, cows, chickens and goats, and to have the space for target practice. This custom concrete passive solar, energy-efficient home on 4.91 acres is safe, secure, versatile and self-sufficient - all surrounded by a beautiful environment and a small town community.  People come to Carnation for the Fourth of July parade and fireworks, for bike-riding and recreation, for the organic produce and the apple and berry picking at local farms. The property itself has an orchard with apple, plum, cherry and Asian pears, with several nut trees in surrounding areas. Native berries thrive.