ONE OF LONG LAKE’S LAST remaining vacant waterfront lots! 110ft of sweet swimmable shoreline, OVER HALF AN ACRE of forested Pacific Northwest beauty & sunsets. A gentle slope with mature evergreens & deciduous shoreline trees creates the ultimate blank canvas for your future lakefront dream home. The property feels wonderfully secluded while still sitting inside the Lacey Urban Growth Area giving you access to nearby urban infrastructure & conveniences many raw waterfront lots simply do not have. Public water & power are both conveniently located on the same side of street as the property, sewer connection is 235' away so installing a septic system may be the wise option. No HOA! No short-term rental restrictions! Dock potential exists with county approval, while the southwestern exposure leaning west means golden-hour lake views & glowing sunset reflections become part of daily life. Long Lake stretches 2 miles, offers wake surfing, waterskiing, swimming & fishing fun, just minutes to shopping, dining, I-5, Costco Wholesale, JBLM & downtown Olympia. Fish for largemouth bass, perch & rainbow trout, navigate a paddleboard as eagles soar above, or simply watch sunsets melt across the water. Nearby Hicks Lake & Pattison Lake make this area a lake-lover’s dream. Zoned for Seven Oaks Elementary School, Nisqually Middle School & River Ridge High School plus arts-focused Aspire Middle School option. Start your Lakefront Legacy!
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Around this home
Schools
K - 12
Preschool & daycare
Seven Oaks Elementary School
Public PreK-5 • Assigned • 0.2mi
6/10
Nisqually Middle School
Public 6-8 • Assigned • 1.2mi
5/10
River Ridge High School
Public 9-12 • Assigned • 2.0mi
4/10
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About The
Lakes
The Lakes, located between College Street SE and Yelm Highway SE, is a residential and lakeside Lacey neighborhood with curving cul-de-sacs and pocket parks. The neighborhood’s energy concentrates around the College Street SE corridor near the Lacey Timberland Library, where coffee counters, local eateries, and everyday errands create a steady daytime hum. Water views and walking paths shape the pace around Long Lake Park, while nearby trail links add a nature-forward rhythm. Housing leans toward late-20th-century and newer builds with tidy yards and garage-forward streetscapes. For a local night out, the Olympia-Lacey area staples—Oly Taproom and Well 80 Brewhouse—anchor the craft-beer scene. The Lacey Museum adds a small, thoughtful cultural stop close to the main commercial spine.
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Property details
Exterior
Finance
Exterior features
Partial fencing
Brush, evergreens and heavily forested areas
Sloped topography (west toward the water)
Paved road access; county-maintained road on the north side
110' of lake frontage with low bank/no bank waterfront
Home design
Land parcel (residential use)
Has a view
Zoned LD 0-4
Construction
Lot approximately 0.5432 acres (dimensions 110 x 224 x 113 x 206)
Utilities
City of Lacey water jurisdiction; water available in street (see remarks)
Electricity available and in street
No gas service
Sewer not available
HOA & community
Subject to CC&R restrictions
Financial info
Listing terms: Cash or Conventional
Electricity and solar
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