Listed by Aaron Ruiz • KW NCW. Bought with KW NCW.
Sold on May 2026
$345,000
2
bd
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1 ba
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648
sq ft
7199 Tarpiscan Rd, Malaga, WA 98828
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Exceptional opportunity to own a property in Malaga, WA. This lot features a remodeled 2-bedroom, 1-bath single-wide manufactured home along with four RV spaces equipped with electrical hookups, shared well. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain views and natural beauty, this property offers a unique blend of functionality and scenery, all while being approximately six minutes from the Microsoft campus. Whether you're looking to build a custom residence, create a private vacation retreat, or secure a valuable investment, this parcel provides endless potential. Seller financing available! $50,000 down payment, financed 15 -30 years. Buyer to verify buildability, legal occupancy, manufactured home placement, home/shop construction potential, septic, water, access, easements, setbacks, and all permit requirements with Chelan County and applicable agencies.
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Last updated by owner on Jun 5, 2025.
RR5
Rural Residential/Resource District
Provides opportunities for small-scale agricultural activities, and rural development consistent with the rural character and rural development provisions outlined in goals and policies of the comprehensive plan. These areas may provide opportunities for protecting sensitive environmental areas and open space typical of a rural setting. RR5 designations adjacent to urban growth areas are intended to encourage the preservation of rural areas until such time as they serve as urban growth areas and urban services become available. RR5 designations can also act as buffers between designated resource lands and more intense rural or urban development.