Pristine 16.63 acres with Wallacut River Frontage in Pacific County, WA
Nature is calling! Imagine building the home of your dream on a vast 16.63+/- acre parcel of undeveloped land in Pacific, Washington! This generously sized parcel is just waiting for you to make it your own by adding your dream home. Towering 100+ foot tall spruce trees line the land perfect for creating a treehouse home hidden deep in the woods. Imagine the illuminated swinging bridges that make you and your guest feel as though youre stepping into a fairytale. Listen to the birds while having your morning coffee, or grab a blanket and cozy up next to the modern gas fireplace for those cooler evenings.
Recline in a rocking chair and watch the sunset over the river as you take a moment to appreciate all that surrounds you. Build decking systems off your new home overlooking the Wallacut River frontage, blooming flower beds, and green grass kept fertile by the natural surroundings. Te...
Recline in a rocking chair and watch the sunset over the river as you take a moment to appreciate all that surrounds you. Build decking systems off your new home overlooking the Wallacut River frontage, blooming flower beds, and green grass kept fertile by the natural surroundings. Tend to horses in the horse stalls or round-pen, then head out for a ride along the vast 10+/- acres of flat pasture land that provides trails and paths to ride your horses or ATVs as you gaze up at the stars by night around the fire pit or hot tub and enjoy warm breezes during the day. The land can alternatively be used to start a native berry farm with fertile grounds and a temperate environment.
Much of this vast property is in a wetlands area, but there are several acres on the south side of the road passing between the lands that allow for a building site. No matter where you decide to plant your roots on the property you will be only five short miles from the Pacific Ocean, shopping, town, schools, and entertainment while still maintaining a high level of privacy what more could you ask for as you make the Pacific Northwest your home?
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