Recently Sold Homes in Washington, WA

Recently Sold Home in Washington, WA:

If you're looking for the perfect property to build your dream home or multigeneration homestead, or just looking to invest into land in a growing market for future opportunity, you're going to want to see this property! Enjoy over 5 acres of rural living while being just minutes from shopping, schools, and freeway access. Just a mile from Van Lierop Park and Farm 12, and 5 minutes from Safeway. Public water is available, power in the street, plus an existing well is already on the property for irrigation or livestock needs. Rare opportunity to create your ideal homestead in a convenient location. Check with Pierce County on allowable uses and bring your vision to life!

Recently Sold Home in Washington, WA:

Private 10 plus acres with excellent soils on a dead end country road. No HOA or covenants to worry about. Mixture of pasture inter-spaced with trees. Seven minutes to the town of Mossyrock for groceries, restaurants and supplies. Secluded setting with timber companies on two sides. Plenty of space for a house, shop, barn or other outbuildings. Buyer to verify all.

Recently Sold Home in Washington, WA:

Build your dream home in the sought-after Alderbrook Community! This rare half-acre double lot is in a quiet corner of the neighborhood and is ready for your vision. With the water hook-up fee paid and power in the street, you’re closer to breaking ground. Bring custom home plans or ask about the seller’s professionally engineered design created specifically for this property. Expired septic design permit is on file. Living here means more than a home—it’s a lifestyle. Residents enjoy the clubhouse, pro shop, 18-hole golf course, driving range, scenic trail system, and much more. The HOA dues include unlimited golf for two! From social gatherings to annual favorites

Recently Sold Home in Washington, WA:

Tucked away on a private 5.10-acre corner lot, this property, zoned for a family residence or manufactured home, offers the perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility. Gravel roads on three sides provide excellent access, and the land itself is a picturesque mix of level and gently sloping ground, meadows, wildflowers, and a rich canopy of mixed forest. Wildlife is abundant, making this a true retreat for nature lovers. An established driveway leads to a sunny building site with a generous parking area ideal for a large RV. Underground power and telephone are already at the lot line, and public water from the PUD has been brought directly to the property. The parcel also held septic perc