Recently Sold Homes in Pierce County, WA

Recently Sold Home in Pierce County, WA:

Welcome to this beautifully maintained Northwest retreat on a secluded 0.64-acre lot in the highly sought-after Dieringer School District. Offering 2,406 sq ft, this versatile home lives like 5 bedrooms, featuring 3 main bedrooms plus lower-level office and den that can serve as 2 additional bedrooms, with 2.5 bathrooms. The fully finished daylight basement with a second kitchen and separate living area is ideal for multi-generational living, a mother-in-law suite, or rental unit. Thoughtfully designed for comfort and flexibility, the home includes forced air heating with heat pump, central A/C, ceramic tile, laminate and vinyl flooring, wall-to-wall carpet, new double-pane windows, ceiling

Recently Sold Home in Pierce County, WA:

Completely renovated and move-in ready, this tastefully updated 3-bedroom, 1.75-bath home with an attached 2-car garage sits on an expansive 23,086 sq ft lot, offering the perfect blend of modern design, functional living space, and outdoor privacy. Step inside to vaulted ceilings and a bright, inviting living room featuring a stylish electric fireplace. An all new crisp white kitchen showcases quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, new cabinetry, modern lighting, updated fixtures, and a peninsula with bar seating that opens seamlessly to the spacious family room—perfect for entertaining or everyday living. Throughout the home you'll find new windows, laminate flooring, fresh

Recently Sold Home in Pierce County, WA:

13+ acre wooded hillside property with strong value-add potential. Private setting with expansive land offers opportunities for renovation, expansion, or long-term hold. Existing home features radiant heat and a large deck, providing a solid starting point for improvements. Ideal for investors seeking acreage, privacy, and upside through light-to-moderate rehab.

Recently Sold Home in Pierce County, WA:

Some homes are built. This one was crafted. From the moment you step inside, the details stop you. Leaded diamond windows casting prismatic light across hardwood floors. Intricate woodwork no modern builder can replicate. A parsons bench framing the entry. A coal-burning fireplace that has anchored this home for over a century. These aren’t design choices — they’re history, preserved. The layout is as thoughtful as it is flexible — formal dining, a bonus room that easily becomes a 4th bedroom, and a full bath on the main floor. Upstairs, the primary suite is a genuine retreat: his and her closets, a jetted soaking tub, and dual shower heads for the kind of daily indu