98236, WA homes for sale & real estate

98236, WA Homes for Sale

This 3-acre vacant land parcel is forested and has just had a site registration completed for a 2-bedroom alternative system. It is currently in process at the County, awaiting sign-off. There are wetlands on the property, and a wetland delineation will be required to establish the building site and well location. Check with Island County for information on building/permitting. A quick commute to and from the ferry. Close to amenities such as Ken's Corner, veterinary, and Dan Porter Park.

98236, WA Homes for Sale

Situated in the Hilltop Terrace Community, this is the perfect location to build your new home. The lot is approximately 1.13 acres and has a recent two-bedroom perc test. Site registration has been signed off by the county. With some tree removal on the gentle slope, there is a possibility of opening up the view. This neighborhood is ideal for walking and enjoying the beautiful sights along your stroll. It’s only about a 5-minute drive to the Clinton ferry. Bring your plans and embrace the Whidbey lifestyle that so many desire.

98236, WA Homes for Sale

Discover 3.78 acres of peaceful Whidbey Island beauty, tucked away at the end of a quiet rural lane. This serene property offers the perfect setting to create your custom home, surrounded by nature and tranquility. Bordering protected land owned by the Whidbey Camano Land Trust to the east, the property enjoys a sense of privacy and open space that will be preserved for years to come. Power is available at the road, providing a great starting point for your vision. Ideally located just minutes from the Clinton Ferry Terminal and Maxwelton Beach, you'll enjoy convenient access to the shops, restaurants, and services of Clinton, Freeland, and Langley while still savoring the quiet charm of is

98236, WA Homes for Sale

Rare 5-acre opportunity in the desirable Maxwelton Valley, with substantial feasibility and development work already completed or underway. Completed items include a critical areas study, Reasonable Use Determination (RUD), approved septic permit, and identification of a proposed building site, well site, and off-site drainfield area. Grading permit work has also been completed. A professional survey has been scheduled and paid for by the seller, with property corners and off-site drainfield monuments to be marked upon completion. Set within one of South Whidbey’s historic rural valleys, Maxwelton is known for its agricultural roots and its beloved Fourth of July Parade, a cherished c