Thurston County, Washington Land For Sale (34 results)

Tucked away at the end of a quiet country road, this secluded 40-acre property offers a rare opportunity to create the lifestyle you’ve been dreaming about. Nearly square in shape with a beautiful mix of level and gently rolling terrain, the land is ideally suited for a custom home, equestrian estate, hobby farm, livestock, gardens, recreational retreat, or multi-generational living. Enjoy exceptional privacy, peaceful surroundings, and scenic views of Mount Rainier while still being conveniently located just 5 minutes from Yelm and approximately 30 minutes from Olympia. The expansive acreage provides endless possibilities with plenty of usable ground for barns, shops, trails, pasture, or outdoor entertaining spaces. Whether you envision quiet mornings overlooking your own private acreage, space for horses and animals to roam, or simply room to spread out and enjoy the beauty of the Pacific Northwest, this property offers the perfect canvas. A drilled well is already in place, power is available at Charbonneau Lane, and soils appear conducive for septic installation, helping simplify the path toward development. With large acreage parcels becoming increasingly difficult to find, this property also presents an excellent long-term investment opportunity or legacy property to hold for future generations. Experience the privacy and freedom of country living without sacrificing access to everyday amenities, schools, dining, and commuting routes. Golden West Properties is led by a team with decades of specialized experience in residential, rural, and acreage real estate throughout Washington. Our brokerage is built on a foundation established in 1976, strengthened by extensive work in land development, new construction, and complex acreage transactions. With more than 45 years of industry leadership from founder Dave Ringler and over 25 years of dedicated service from Designated Broker Kelly Ringler Flores, our clients benefit from unmatched expertise, clear communication, and a commitment to exceptional service. As recognized leaders in land sales, development strategy, and rural property marketing, we take pride in guiding buyers and sellers with professionalism, integrity, and deep local insight. Exceptional Properties, Extraordinary Service.

Rare mixed-use opportunity featuring two separate buildings with individual addresses on a 7,000 SF lot. The updated 900 SF Craftsman office includes a full basement, while the rear building offers an 850 SF living space plus a 22' x 25' warehouse with 12' ceilings and an 11' x 12' overhead door. Ideal for owner-users, contractors, investors, or live/work flexibility in Olympia's desirable Eastside. Recreation Olympia is a gateway to some of the Pacific Northwest's finest outdoor recreation, offering year-round opportunities for adventure on land and water. Located at the southern tip of Puget Sound, residents enjoy boating, sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding, crabbing, clamming, and both freshwater and saltwater fishing. The nearby Nisqually, Deschutes, and Black Rivers, along with numerous lakes throughout Thurston County, provide excellent fishing for salmon, steelhead, trout, bass, and warm-water species. Just west of the city, Capitol State Forest encompasses more than 100,000 acres of public land featuring an extensive network of trails for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, trail running, and off-road vehicle recreation. Wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy opportunities to observe Roosevelt elk, black-tailed deer, black bears, waterfowl, and a variety of native bird species throughout the region. Golfers can choose from several outstanding public and private courses, while nearby parks, marinas, and waterfront trails provide endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and picnicking. The Olympia Farmers Market, Percival Landing, and numerous local festivals contribute to an active outdoor lifestyle throughout the year. For larger adventures, Mount Rainier National Park is approximately 90 minutes away, offering world-class hiking, climbing, mountaineering, snowshoeing, and breathtaking alpine scenery. Olympic National Park and the Pacific Coast are within an easy day trip, providing access to rugged beaches, old-growth rainforests, and pristine mountain wilderness. During the winter months, White Pass Ski Area and Crystal Mountain Resort offer excellent skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling within a convenient drive. Whether your interests include fishing, hunting, boating, hiking, cycling, golfing, wildlife viewing, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, Olympia offers an exceptional recreational lifestyle in every season. Region & Climate Located at the southern tip of Puget Sound, Olympia enjoys one of the Pacific Northwest's most desirable climates, characterized by mild temperatures, lush forests, and four distinct seasons. Summers are typically warm and dry, with average daytime highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, creating ideal conditions for boating, hiking, fishing, golfing, and other outdoor activities. Winters are generally cool and wet, with temperatures rarely remaining below freezing for extended periods. Snowfall is infrequent in the city, while the surrounding Cascade and Olympic Mountains receive abundant snow for winter recreation. The Olympia region averages approximately 50 inches of annual rainfall, most of which occurs between late autumn and early spring, supporting the area's evergreen forests, fertile landscapes, and abundant wildlife. Spring brings colorful wildflowers and blossoming trees, while autumn offers vibrant foliage and comfortable temperatures. Surrounded by Puget Sound, Capitol State Forest, and numerous lakes and rivers, the region provides exceptional opportunities for boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, freshwater and saltwater fishing, hiking, mountain biking, camping, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, and shellfish harvesting. Nearby Mount Rainier National Park, the Olympic Peninsula, and Washington's Pacific Coast further expand the area's recreational appeal. Olympia's unique blend of a temperate climate, breathtaking natural beauty, and year-round outdoor recreation has made it one of Western Washington's most sought-after places to live, work, and invest. History Founded in 1850 and serving as Washington's state capital since 1853, Olympia is one of the Pacific Northwest's oldest and most historically significant communities. Nestled at the southern tip of Puget Sound, the city grew from a bustling waterfront port into the political and cultural center of Washington State. Its rich maritime heritage, historic architecture, and vibrant downtown continue to reflect its enduring character while embracing modern growth and innovation. Today, Olympia is home to the Washington State Capitol Campus, numerous state agencies, Saint Martin's University, and The Evergreen State College, creating a diverse economy supported by government, healthcare, education, technology, and small business. The city is known for its walkable downtown, thriving arts community, locally owned restaurants and breweries, waterfront parks, and year-round festivals that contribute to an exceptional quality of life. Nature is woven into everyday living in Olympia. Residents enjoy easy access to Puget Sound, Capitol Lake, and miles of nearby hiking, biking, and boating opportunities. The surrounding region offers abundant fishing, shellfish harvesting, wildlife viewing, golf, and camping, while Mount Rainier National Park, the Olympic Peninsula, and Washington's Pacific Coast are all within a comfortable day trip. Consistently recognized for its high livability, strong economy, and commitment to environmental stewardship, Olympia combines the conveniences of a vibrant capital city with the relaxed lifestyle and outdoor recreation that make the Pacific Northwest one of the country's most desirable places to live, work, and invest. Location deally situated in Olympia, Washington, the state's capital, this property offers convenient access to government offices, healthcare, education, and a thriving local business community. Located just minutes from downtown, residents and businesses enjoy a vibrant waterfront, locally owned restaurants, shopping, farmers markets, and year-round community events. Olympia is centrally positioned between Seattle and Portland, making travel throughout the Pacific Northwest convenient. Interstate 5 is only minutes away, providing direct access north to Seattle (approximately 60 miles) and south to Portland (approximately 110 miles). Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is about a 75-minute drive, while Olympia Regional Airport (OLM) is less than 20 minutes away, offering general aviation services. Portland International Airport (PDX) is approximately two hours south. Outdoor recreation is abundant. Enjoy boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing on Puget Sound, explore miles of hiking and biking trails, or visit nearby Capitol State Forest, offering over 100,000 acres of trails for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and off-road recreation. Mount Rainier National Park is approximately 90 minutes away, providing world-class hiking, climbing, camping, and scenic drives. The Washington Coast and Pacific Ocean beaches can be reached in about 90 minutes, while numerous lakes, rivers, and golf courses throughout Thurston County offer endless opportunities for year-round recreation. Olympia's combination of urban amenities, excellent transportation access, and exceptional outdoor recreation makes it one of Western Washington's most desirable places to live, work, and invest.

Rare 15+ acre opportunity in the desirable Tumwater School District! Features a private, elevated 5 acre wooded homesite with potential eastern sunrise views, paved driveway, power, and phone. The remaining 10 acres offer level pasture with Case Road frontage. Just 5 minutes to I-5 at Maytown, combining peaceful country living with convenient access to Olympia, Tumwater, and Centralia. Land 37.3% Grassland/Pasture 22.4% Evergreen Forest 16.4%Herbaceous Wetlands 13.4%Shrubland 9%Developed/Open Space 1.5% Mixed Forest Improvements The property has an approved septic design and wetland delineation completed. Well is needed Recreation Know for being Washington State's seat of government, Olympia's creative spirit and thriving art and food scene make it the perfect getaway destination. Set along Capitol Lake and Budd Inlet, the city offers miles of shoreline, trails, and picturesque waterfront. Browse vintage andantique shops, independent bookstores,local coffee roasters, public art, and live music venues. Acclaimed restaurants take up prime real estate along the waterfront, while an incredible assortment of dining opportunities abound downtown. Region & Climate Olympia, WA has a mild climate with temperatures ranging from an average high of 73F in July to an average low of 38F in January. Rainfall is moderate throughout the year with an annual rainfall of 37 inches per year and snowfall averaging 8 inches per year. The summers are very mild with humid air masses off the Pacific coast bringing in occasional showers. Winters are mild compared to other areas of the United States as Olympia is situated in a rain shadow area which receives little or no snow due to its location on the Puget Sound. Olympia, Washington gets 53 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Olympia averages 6 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 136 sunny days per year in Olympia. The US average is 205 sunny days. Olympia gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 167 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. History Located on the southernmost point of Puget Sound, the peninsula known as Olympia was Steh-Chass to the Coastal Salish who occupied the site for many generations before the American settlement was established. The end of what we now know as Budd Inlet was a favorite shellfish gathering site for many Coastal Salish tribes, including the Nisqually, Duwamish and Squaxin. Potlatches, the Northwest tribal custom in which tribal leaders shared their wealth with neighboring tribal groups, were held both east and west of the Inlet near Olympia. The falls of the Deschutes River at Tumwater called Stehtsasamish by the Nisqually Indians may have been occupied as a permanent village site for shellfish and salmon harvesting for 500 years or more before the coming of white settlers. The first American settlers were Levi Lathrop Smith and Edmund Sylvester who claimed the town site in 1846, naming it Smither or Smithster (and later Smithfield), after themselves. The town was officially platted in 1850 by Sylvester, at which point it was given the name Olympia, as suggested by Isaac N. Ebey, a local resident in recognition of the view of the majestic Olympic mountains seen to the north on a clear day. Sylvester, a Maine native, laid out a town in a New England style with a town square, tree lined streets, land for schools, a Masonic Hall, and capitol grounds. Location Olympia's strategic geographic location along Interstate 5 at the gateway to the Olympic Peninsula, puts one within two hours or less of regional recreational attractions from hiking and skiing in the mountains to beachcombing along ocean shores. 52 miles: Seattle, WA (SEA / KSEA)Seattle-Tacoma International Airport 63 miles: Seattle, WA (LKE / W55)Kenmore Air Harbor Seaplane Base 114 miles: Portland, OR (PDX / KPDX)Portland International Airport 144 miles: Victoria, Canada (YWH / CYWH)Victoria Inner Harbour Airport 160 miles: Victoria, Canada (YYJ / CYYJ)Victoria International Airport 165 miles: San Juan Island, WA (FBS / W33)Friday Harbor Seaplane Base 175 miles: Roche Harbor, WA (RCE / W39)Roche Harbor Seaplane Base 200 miles: Vancouver, Canada (YVR / CYVR)Vancouver International Airport

159.66 acres located minutes south of Olympia with I-5 frontage and Mt Rainier views. The majority of the property is fenced pasture with approx 40 acres of mature timber. The property features a large 8,720 sq ft barn with loft, 2,492 sq ft lean to 520 sq ft garage. Well and septic on the property are in unknown condition. Preliminary plat for 48 lots expired in 2011 Project number Plat 020622 Recreation Know for being Washington State's seat of government, Olympia's creative spirit and thriving art and food scene make it the perfect getaway destination. Set along Capitol Lake and Budd Inlet, the city offers miles of shoreline, trails, and picturesque waterfront. Browse vintage andantique shops, independent bookstores,local coffee roasters, public art, and live music venues. Acclaimed restaurants take up prime real estate along the waterfront, while an incredible assortment of dining opportunities abound downtown. Region & Climate Olympia, WA has a mild climate with temperatures ranging from an average high of 73F in July to an average low of 38F in January. Rainfall is moderate throughout the year with an annual rainfall of 37 inches per year and snowfall averaging 8 inches per year. The summers are very mild with humid air masses off the Pacific coast bringing in occasional showers. Winters are mild compared to other areas of the United States as Olympia is situated in a rain shadow area which receives little or no snow due to its location on the Puget Sound. Olympia, Washington gets 53 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Olympia averages 6 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 136 sunny days per year in Olympia.The US average is 205 sunny days. Olympia gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 167 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. History Located on the southernmost point of Puget Sound, the peninsula known as Olympia was Steh-Chass to the Coastal Salish who occupied the site for many generations before the American settlement was established. The end of what we now know as Budd Inlet was a favorite shellfish gathering site for many Coastal Salish tribes, including the Nisqually, Duwamish and Squaxin. Potlatches, the Northwest tribal custom in which tribal leaders shared their wealth with neighboring tribal groups, were held both east and west of the Inlet near Olympia. The falls of the Deschutes River at Tumwater called Stehtsasamish by the Nisqually Indians may have been occupied as a permanent village site for shellfish and salmon harvesting for 500 years or more before the coming of white settlers. The first American settlers were Levi Lathrop Smith and Edmund Sylvester who claimed the town site in 1846, naming it Smither or Smithster (and later Smithfield), after themselves. The town was officially platted in 1850 by Sylvester, at which point it was given the name Olympia, as suggested by Isaac N. Ebey, a local resident in recognition of the view of the majestic Olympic mountains seen to the north on a clear day. Sylvester, a Maine native, laid out a town in a New England style with a town square, tree lined streets, land for schools, a Masonic Hall, and capitol grounds. Location Olympia's strategic geographic location along Interstate 5 at the gateway to the Olympic Peninsula, puts one within two hours or less of regional recreational attractions from hiking and skiing in the mountains to beachcombing along ocean shores. 52 miles: Seattle, WA (SEA / KSEA)Seattle-Tacoma International Airport 63 miles: Seattle, WA (LKE / W55)Kenmore Air Harbor Seaplane Base 114 miles: Portland, OR (PDX / KPDX)Portland International Airport 144 miles: Victoria, Canada (YWH / CYWH)Victoria Inner Harbour Airport 160 miles: Victoria, Canada (YYJ / CYYJ)Victoria International Airport 165 miles: San Juan Island, WA (FBS / W33)Friday Harbor Seaplane Base 175 miles: Roche Harbor, WA (RCE / W39)Roche Harbor Seaplane Base 200 miles: Vancouver, Canada (YVR / CYVR)Vancouver International Airport

OLYMPIA - 0.123 ACRES: Western exposure with view of Budd Inlet, parts of downtown Olympia, Cooper Pt., and beyond. Perfect for a custom SFD in a great neighborhood and bracketed by million-dollar homes. Utilities in street. Property is minutes away from amenities: Capitol, Percival Landing, marinas, shopping, library, freeway, downtown, parks, hospital and schools. Previously exempt from Critical Areas Ordinance; approved for conventional foundation; variance for 3 stories (expired); vested tree removal (partially implemented)/re-vegetation plan; and engineered, constructed and accepted storm water system (at a cost of $80,000). City attests lot is buildable. Preliminary architectural and structural designs. Surveyed 50' x 107'. County values 1913 land at $219,700; 1925 land at $268,400. About the Landman Team: After 30 years in real estate, David knows that county and city regulations are difficult to learn, hard to understand, frustrating to deal with, and tricky to apply. He has the navigational abilities to guide both sellers and buyers through these uncertain waters. His expertise with 1100+ clients will enable you to find a buyer for that hard-to-sell piece of property or purchase your dream piece. His well-honed negotiation skills secure the best deal possible for our clients. Investing in real estate, creating new developments, project management, and owner of single and multi-family rental properties are also some of Davids other areas of expertise. As a buyer, seller, and developer of many land projects, he understands what it is like to be on both sides of the table. We represent a large part of western Washington by covering the counties of Snohomish, King, Pierce, Thurston, Kitsap, Lewis, Mason, and Kittitas.

Here it is! Your close-in acreage with room to live, work and create! This spacious 2,118 sq. ft. rambler offers a spacious primary, 3 additional Bedrooms and 2.5 baths on a quiet, wooded lot of more than one acre. The comfortable single-level floor plan provides generous living spaces, while the new 2026 50-year architectural composition roof adds lasting value. The kitchen opens to the DR and back deck giving you carefree summer enjoyment! The split Bedroom floorplan and separated FR offers flexible spaces for everyone. A detached two-story garage, built in 2006, includes finished upstairs space with a 3 4 bath ideal for a home office, studio, recreation room, hobbies or guest overflow. Step outside to a private backyard retreat with a large deck and hot tub, perfect for relaxing or entertaining beneath the trees. Enjoy a peaceful setting with abundant outdoor possibilities while remaining conveniently close to shopping, services, JBLM and easy I-5 access. All appliances stay. Call your Broker TODAY!

Your Outdoor Adventure Starts Here! Bring Your RVs, Toys, & Friends to this Rare Double Lot in the Gated Lakeside Community of Clearwood, Just a Short Drive from All the Conveniences of Yelm! Whether You're Looking for the Perfect Summer Retreat, a Snowbird Escape, or the Ideal Place to Build a Vacation Cabin or Your Dream Home, this Shy Half Acre Property (2 Lots) is Ready to Enjoy with POWER at street, WATER on Site, & 3 Bedroom SEPTIC SYSTEM Already INSTALLED! Located on a Quiet Cul-de-Sac Near the Back Gate with No Rear Neighbors Just Peaceful Weyerhaeuser Land You'll Have Plenty of Room for an RV or Two, Seasonal Camping, 'Smores Roasting, & Unforgettable Gatherings! Tucked Away within the Peaceful PNW Landscape, Clearwood offers 3 Lakes, Miles of Scenic Walking Trails, Parks, Beaches, a Newly Updated Community Pool, Fishing, Boating (5 MPH), Paddleboarding, Pickleball & Basketball Courts, Baseball Field, a Boat Launch, Docks, & Even a Waterslide! There's a Handy Convenience Store Here, too! Monthly HOA Dues Include Gated Entry, Base Water Service, Road Maintenance, & Access to All Community Amenities! Start Making Memories this Camping Season, or Build Your Year-Round Home with Space to Host in One of the Area's Most Recreation-Rich Communities!

*No HOA* Beautiful 5.56-acre country retreat featuring a well-maintained 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath rambler bordering picturesque Scatter Creek. A beautifully landscaped entrance welcomes you home, with classic white three-rail vinyl fencing along the Mi Lane frontage, mature evergreens, and a charming covered front porch. Inside, vaulted ceilings, wood-wrapped windows, hardwood floors in the dining room, granite kitchen countertops, and spacious living areas create a warm, inviting atmosphere. The primary suite features a beautifully renewed tiled walk-in shower. Step outside to the expansive deck overlooking fenced pastures and Scatter Creek, complete with a hot tub the perfect place to entertain, unwind, or enjoy the abundant wildlife. The fenced fields are ready for livestock, horses, or your hobby farm dreams, while the rustic barn, built from rough-cut lumber milled from the property, adds authentic country charm. Additional features include an attached one-car garage, detached two-car shop with RV cover, 30-amp electric RV hookups, a separate woodshed, and helmet-style gutter covers for low-maintenance exterior care. Recent updates include a cleaned roof and a recently serviced wood stove. Offering exceptional privacy with no neighbors in direct view, this is a rare opportunity to own a peaceful country retreat where comfort, functionality, and the beauty of the Pacific Northwest come together. * Added peace of mind with flood determination available in supplements.*

An abundance of workshop and hobby space is a prime feature of this 1.5 acre property. This estate sale home was loved and cherished by the past owner. Although built in 2001 it seems fresh and vibrant. Inside is bright and cheerful being bathed in ample natural light from the large picture windows facing out to view colorful landscaping. 3 good size bdrms. Primary bedrm features a 5 piece bath suite with walk in shower and generous size jetted tub. Eating bar in the kitchen. Lots of countertop workspace, ample cabinetry. Propane range is ideal for a talented chef to perform cooking events. Economical heating and AC provided by the heatpump forced air system. Oversized attached double garage wi storage cabinets. Home has new 40 yr roof in April 2026. Huge workshop is a property highlight, includes 2 forced air furnaces for a comfortable working atmosphere during the nastiest winter months. Double 400 amp breaker panels for a variety of power needs. Bath wi shower in the shop allows a grungy worker to clean up before going back to the house. Nice size hobby/craft room attached to the workshop. Keep Fido contained and cozy in a fenced kennel area wi doggy door access to the shelter. Colorful shrubery/fruit trees scattered about the property. Site accessed by remote controlled security gate located at the end of a cul-de-sac street thru adjoining community of small lots in Rural Rochester. A well field easement is on a good portion of this 1.5 acre site. EZ commute to Olympia.

If you're lucky enough to live in this home, then you're lucky enough. Escape to your own private retreat in this spacious 4-bedroom, 2,600+ sq. ft. rambler on nearly 3 acres. Woodland Creek meanders along the property, creating a peaceful backdrop of flowing water, towering trees and abundant greenery. Gorgeous natural landscaping blends seamlessly with the surroundings, offering privacy, beauty and a true connection to nature. The versatile single-level floor plan includes the opportunity for two primary bedrooms ideal for multi-generational living or guests. Enjoy fresh well water, a cozy natural gas fireplace, gas appliances and the added security of an automatic gas-powered generator. A rare opportunity to enjoy space, tranquility and creek side living without sacrificing everyday comfort.

Welcome to your dream country homestead! Tucked away in a peaceful rural setting, this spacious 2,000+ SF manufactured home sits on 24.38 acres of pure Pacific Northwest paradise. Perfect for horse lovers, the property is fully fenced with multiple loafing sheds, a private quarter-mile track, and an 8-to-11 stall barn featuring a tack room, grooming stall, hay loft, and shavings bay. Ride year-round in the 60x60 covered arena, brightened by brand-new LED lighting. The stable and arena even have their own separate power meter, allowing for a multitude of income generating options! Car buffs and hobbyists will love the massive shop with a car lift, room for over a dozen vehicles, a 16 door, and 3+ covered RV/machinery spots. Best of all? You have private, low-bank riverfront access to cast a line for steelhead fishing, or swimming right from your own backyard! The electric gate entry welcomes you down to a home built for country living. Step through the huge, practical mudroom ideal for kicking off dirty boots into an inviting layout where a cozy pellet stove keeps things warm and welcoming. The home features 3 spacious bedrooms, each uniquely designed with its own private ensuite bath (plus an extra half bath for guests). Relax or host summer BBQs on the massive covered back deck looking out over your acreage, complete with fruit trees, a thriving garden area, and a well with a brand-new pressure system. It s the ultimate setup with endless possibilities and room to breathe!

Unparalleled custom estate on Lake Lawrence showcasing breathtaking Mt. Rainier & lake views w/exceptional craftsmanship throughout. Rich antique granary wood floors, premium Italian tile & designer wall coverings create a warm yet refined aesthetic. Smart lighting, power blinds, whole-home audio & integrated security deliver seamless modern living. Designed for both everyday living & elevated entertaining, chef s kitchen features Cerused oak Plato cabinetry, Miele appliances, 8-burner range, butler s pantry w/wine cooler, wet bar & fully appointed prep kitchen. Main-level primary suite is a true retreat, offering bamboo wall coverings, antique carved doors, & sitting area w/pecky cypress ceiling & fireplace, all positioned to capture lake & Mt. Rainier views. Spa-inspired bath continues the experience w/heated floors, sauna & freestanding soaking tub positioned toward mountain views. Main primary boutique-style custom closet features large center island, enclosed cabinetry & direct access to laundry & sewing room. Upstairs, water-view library w/rolling ladder & built-in office area complements private guest suite & additional bedrooms, each w/direct bathroom access, along with bonus space & generous storage. Outdoor living is nothing short of extraordinary outdoor kitchen, private dock & beautiful manicured grounds w/waterfalls, firepits, fenced garden & potting shed. Covered RV parking w/50-amp hookup adds flexibility. Rare opportunity to own resort-style waterfront living.

Near 16 woodsey acres. A variety of tall timber, Maple, Alder, Fir and Cedar. Possibly some merchantable. Gently rolling site is versatile, camping, building a home, firewood cutting, trails. Corner lot fronting along Petereson Rd and 150th (Murphy Lane). Although not obvious by the timber cover there are some likely wetlands and there has been some preliminary wetland reviews. There appears to be plenty of buildable, secluded area for a home or 2. Power is along the street. Septic costs in this soil condition is general in the $20,000+- range. A well would be required. Bountiful wildlife and game trails thru-out the site. Zoning is 1/5 residential. Taxes are less than $1,400 yrly. Located not far from Interstate 5 exit 95 and an EZ 20+- commute to Tumwater shopping and activities. Peterson Rd parallels I-5 and this property is on the East side of I-5 directly across from the Maytown rest area. An excellent value for a site of this size and this close in.

One of kind Rambler in Thurston County on 5.09 acres in a park like setting tucked away 800 feet down a private asphalt driveway from Meridian Rd with a circle driveway. This custom home has 1 inch cedar siding around the entire home. When you first walk in you'll love the large Open Concept Living Room & Kitchen with Granite Counter Tops and Vinyl Plank Flooring. High End GE Monogram appliances, Wolf 36" 6 burner cooktop and range hood, Meili dish washer. Solid core doors, Pella Windows, In-Floor Radiant Heat (set in 3 inch thick commercial concrete), 7 zones including 1,500 sq ft attached 3 car double deep garage/shop, heated on its own zone. Whole Home Music/TV/Theatre Room, all TV's and Stereo included, controlled by 4 systems designed by DESCO Audio in Olympia. Air conditioner, built in shelving in office and living room & wainscotting in office. On-demand water heaters with circ pump. Private main bedroom has Custom Tile Shower, Tile Flooring and Granite Counter Tops. WIFI and Verizon cell boosters. Relax outdoors in the new patio, covered & vaulted 24x18 ft decking and plumbed for Gas BBQ & future radiant heater on deck. New brick walkways to the front of the home. AT&T Alarm System, separate A/C system with air filters, large garage access attic, (Lots of storage space). Hot/Cold water bibs, 400 amp service. 2 shipping containers that are powered up, one includes a lean-to covered. Outdoor storage, has been used for air compressor and shop vac.

Taxi your floatplane right to your dock of this private Lakefront 7.5 acre beauty. Gorgeous Valley. Immaculate near 3000 sq. ft. hm is thoughtfully designed, modern,efficient luxury with the nostalgia and charm of a lodge-style retreat. The heart of the home features a massive rock faced gas fireplace and an open concept floor plan appointed with high-end rock, granite, concrete finishes. Chefs quality kitchen with granite and stone surfaces, upper end appliances. 3 generous bedrooms, 2.75 luxurious baths. Large windows invite natural light and frame tranquil views of the private Lake featuring your private floating dock. With striking stone exterior and classic gable rooflines it is built for longevity and low maint. Lifetime metal roof. 2+ mile trail around the 105 ac Lake. Suited for boating. 3500' length will accomodate a floatplane. The shop on this Property is a hobbyist s or craftsmans dream. Spectacular 54X84 shop/barn, room for toys, vehicles, shop space & livestock. Dog friends are secure & warm in a special kennel. Stall space/hay storage for horses. Whether you re looking to keep the critters happy, enjoy watersports, and relax at the end or your busy day at the fire feature on your Lakeview deck, this estate offers a combination of quality construction and great recreation. Secluded "end of the road" feel but just a few minutes from the quaint shops and lounges of historic downtown Tenino and only about 25 minutes to the picturesque Puget Sound City of Olympia.

Presenting a wonderful opportunity to own your own private haven, where exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail shine throughout. This remarkable property is enclosed by an 8-foot cedar fence with an automatic gate w/ keypad and was thoughtfully designed for self-sustaining living in harmony with nature. The grounds are packed with premium features, including solar panels, air conditioning, a backup generator, water filtration systems, a dog run with doghouse, garden space, orchard, greenhouse, mature landscaping, and so much more. Meandering trails wind throughout the fully fenced primary property, creating the perfect setting for peaceful nature walks and year-round outdoor enjoyment. Inside, you'll find a beautifully appointed, air-conditioned 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home featuring a spacious bonus room above the garage and an additional finished room on the main level ideal for a home office, gym, hobby space, or guest accommodations. The attached 3-car garage and expansive driveway provide ample parking and storage. The property includes three insulated outbuildings and a greenhouse with power, offering endless possibilities for workshops, storage, equipment, or creative spaces. A truly one-of-a-kind retreat that blends comfort, preparedness, privacy, and natural beauty. With the added value and flexibility of an additional included parcel with 20+ acres, this exceptional property offers a rare combination of space, functionality, and peaceful country living.

Exceptional investment and redevelopment opportunity in one of Olympia s fastest-growing corridors! Situated on approximately one acre and surrounded by newer residential development, this property is zoned HDC-4, allowing for significant density and a wide range of housing options. Preliminary analysis indicates the potential for approximately 60 70 units with building heights up to 75 feet (buyer to verify all development potential with the City of Olympia). The existing home provides immediate utility while plans are made for future development, creating an ideal hold-and-develop scenario. With strong demand for housing, excellent access to shopping, services, and major transportation routes, this is a rare chance to secure a high-density site in a rapidly evolving area. Whether you're a builder, developer, or investor, the possibilities here are substantial. Opportunities like this are increasingly hard to find bring your vision and capitalize on the growth happening all around you. Buyer to verify all information to their satisfaction. All utilities are on site. Sewer stub is now available right at the property line.

Beautiful 40-acre parcel just off Steamboat Island Road! Current zoning is RRR 1/5, this property offers multiple building sites and great potential. A Wetland Reconnaissance has been completed by Land Services Northwest. Whether you re seeking a private setting for your dream home or considering a large lot subdivision, this land is worth a look. The property includes both timber and open ground, providing versatile building opportunities. Ideally located just minutes from downtown Olympia, yet tucked away in a private setting. This is the MIDDLE parcel, situated between a 40-acre and a 60.8-acre parcel. Priced to sell! Seller will be providing a 60-foot easement for road and utilities from this parcel to Parcel #12930110000 to the West. Road and utilities will be at the cost of the purchaser of parcel # 1293011010000

Escape to your private Pacific Northwest sanctuary at 2648 Fishtrap Rd NE in Olympia. This spectacular 4,200 sq. ft. traditional-style waterfront estate seamlessly blends elegant living with nature's beauty. Nestled on 1.04 pristine, terraced acres, the property boasts 103 feet of medium-bank frontage along the Puget Sound, serving up breathtaking views of the bay, territorial landscape, and surrounding islands. Pass the detached, oversized shop and RV parking area to find the main house. Step through the grand, sunlit double-door entry into an expansive main floor. Engineered hardwoods guide you past a dedicated den/office space into a vaulted living room. Sunlight pours through skylights, highlighting a cozy fireplace.. The kitchen with eating space flows effortlessly into formal dining and family areas. A grand staircase leads upstairs to a bonus room loft and 2 primary bedrooms, the primary suite with a private bath and walk-in closet. Outside, the gated stairs lead down to a sandy beach and a beachfront storage shed. Don't let this rare waterfront dream pass you by.

Sought-after and Affordable - This is your opportunity to buy Cooper Point waterfront with captivating views of Eld Inlet, the Olympic Mountains, and Black Hills. This well-cared-for custom one-owner home offers a rare combination of privacy, quality, and value on approximately 1.4 acres with 90+/- feet of saltwater frontage. Designed to take full advantage of its beautiful setting, the home features spacious, light-filled living areas, warm woodwork, and an open floor plan that welcomes both everyday living and entertaining. The layout includes two main floor bedrooms, a generous gathering space, and an upper-level primary retreat with a 5-piece bath, walk-in closet, private sitting area, and covered view deck overlooking the water. Enjoy the best of waterfront living with stairs and a path leading to the bulkheaded, pebbly beach below, plus a davit to lower your kayaks and a beach storage shed for easy access to your gear. The low-maintenance grounds allow more time to relax and enjoy the setting, while the 18' long swim spa with 50 +/- jets, an oversized 2-car garage, and additional lower shop space add flexibility and function. This is an exceptional opportunity to own in one of Olympia s most desirable and quiet waterfront locations and enjoy the lifestyle, views, and shoreline setting that make Cooper Point so special! All this at a price point that makes waterfront ownership attainable. Call your Broker Today!

Experience peaceful living atop 12.73 acres with stunning Olympic Mountain views. This private, gated property backs to JBLM and features hardwood and tile floors, a spacious kitchen with high counters, vaulted ceilings, Sub-Zero fridge/freezer, and a large walk-in pantry. The main bedroom includes an attached office with built-ins. Enjoy 2,025 sq ft of additional detached finished space ideal for a workshop, dog kennel, or art studio. Another separate entrance leads to a 544 sq ft unfinished bonus room perfect for a 3rd bedroom or multigenerational living. Exterior is freshly painted and includes an 1,184 sq ft garage, greenhouse with courtyard, mature landscaping, 4-bed septic approval, and backup generator. Lot 7 adjoining subject property could also be for sale.

Bring your vision to the Summit Lake area! This 1.44 +/- acre vacant parcel is located along Summit Lake Shore Rd NW, across from waterfront homes and surrounded by the natural beauty that makes this community so special. Whether you are looking for a future project, recreational retreat, or long-term investment, this property offers an affordable opportunity in a desirable lake-area location. Power is available at the street. No septic, well, studies, or sketch have been completed. Buyer to verify all information to their satisfaction, including acreage, access, feasibility, buildability, utilities, septic/well, setbacks, slope/critical areas, and permitted uses. Dream big! Summit Lake is calling!

Wonderful 40-acre parcel just off Steamboat Island Road. Current zoning is RRR 1/5, this property offers multiple prime building sites to choose from. A Wetland Reconnaissance has already been completed by Land Services Northwest. Whether you re looking for a private setting to build your dream home or considering a large lot subdivision, this is a must-see. The parcel features a mix of timber and open ground, providing versatile options for development. Ideally located just minutes from downtown Olympia, yet offering privacy and tranquility. This is the WEST parcel, adjoining an additional 40-acre. Purchase both parcels together to create a rare, expansive private estate in this highly desirable area. Seller will be providing a 60 foot easement over parcel XX Gravelly Beach Loop NW, parcel # 12930110100 Buyer to install it's own road and utilities.

1900 sq. ft. of nicely appointed living space built into this spectactular Shophouse on 5 Ac. A perfect blend of function, comfort, and privacy in this unique property tucked away on a gentle wooded hill overlooking the picturesque land. Impressive 2900 sq. ft. workshop offers highly usable workspace. Fully insulated, much of the interior finished with knotty pine walls. Served with 14-foot doors, abundant lighting, propane and pellet stove heat and workbenches. Thick concrete floors are finished with decorative, durable epoxy. Over the shop, you ll find an additional 660 sq. ft. versatile room for storage,exercise area or rec room. The living space offers a living rm, kitchen, bath and 2 bdrms on the main floor. 2nd story has 2 bdrms, bath and family rm. Unique finishes incl lots of tilework & trendy metal wall adornment. Radiant floor heat, pellet stove, and wall fan heaters for cozy warmth during cool weather. Enjoy the covered BBQ deck on the main level and an upper "morning coffee" deck accessed from the primary bdrm. Relax in the hottup on the Back patio following a productive day in the shop. Extras inc. Separate office bldg plus 2 covered RV storage bldings. Covered gazebo offers great outdoor entertainment space. Bountiful fresh water supply from 20GPM drilled well. Secluded property combines country charm with convenience. Rochester address but desirable Tumwater schools and just over 10 miles to Tumwaters major shopping resources. Just a couple minutes to I-5 exit 95.

Revel in the outdoors with your own highly sought-after Carlyon Beach property! Enjoy amenities such as a the marina, boat launch, docks, picnic, & sandy beaches. Amazing views of Squaxin, Hope Island, & Mt Rainier! With picturesque sunsets, fishing, boating & kayaking, this property and community is a must see! Water and electricity in street. Schedule a showing today!