210 N Market Street Bucoda, WA 98530

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210 N Market Street Bucoda, WA 98530

This is the straight-on shot that sells it. Covered entry so you’re not juggling keys in the rain, a natural spot for seating, and a ramp that looks designed, not tacked on. The gray exterior with cedar decks nails that Pacific Northwest look, and it’s basically a blank canvas for your holiday moment.

From above you can see just how much parking this property offers. A front gravel pad handles multiple vehicles or RVs with no problem, while the alley in back gives you a second way in. For anyone juggling cars, toys, or gear, this lot makes it easy.

The garage comes with a sliding barn-style metal door that looks like it’s for one car, but at just over 23 feet long it can actually fit two in tandem. Access is from the alley, with a level yard that may be more “end of summer dormancy” than curb appeal. The siding on the garage could use some love, and that’s already been factored into the price.

Behind the garage is where flexibility really shows up. The concrete pad and carport are ready for RV or boat storage, but could just as easily serve as a workshop zone or a backyard hangout. Think covered dining, a lounge setup, or the ultimate parking spot for your next restoration project.

From above, you see the scope of the property, but Bucoda adds its own character. It’s a tight-knit town with local events that draw a crowd, from summer parades to “Boo-coda,” its claim to Halloween fame. Living here means being part of a place that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

The aerial gives you perspective on how much deck space you really have, perfect for hosting or just stretching out. And the location delivers too, only a few blocks from Bucoda Volunteer Park with its fields, playground, picnic setups, and campground right along the Skookumchuck River. That’s small-town living with a built-in recreation plan.

This front view has personality. A wraparound deck that gives you stairs, a ramp, and a raised hangout spot off the slider to look over the whole yard, all ready to host the guest list you didn’t know you had. The yard is wide open and level, which is code for “do whatever you want”, that dream garden, raised beds, playspace, hot tub, pool, or the world’s most convenient overflow parking.

This angle shows the full picture: extra parking for RVs, boats, or whatever you’re hauling, and a yard that’s a total blank canvas. Flat and sunny, it’s ready for the landscaping you’ve been saving on Pinterest but haven’t had the yard to pull off until now.

This living room makes a strong first impression with warm wood-tone luxury vinyl plank flooring that can handle pets, kids, or the upcoming-wet-weather-life we call home in the PNW. The white walls are a blank slate, ready for any design personality you bring in, whether you’re into high-contrast drama or quiet neutrals. A ceiling fan, front and side windows, and an open view into one of the five bedrooms keep the space light and flexible.

The living room from another angle proves it’s not just a pass-through space, it’s the heart of this 1,368 square foot home. The front door and double windows pull in light. A heat pump works quietly in the background, making sure this room is as comfortable in July as it is in January.

This view shows how the living room and kitchen connect, with flooring that transitions from warm plank to neutral cream stone-look vinyl. It’s open but not overwhelming, which means you can carve out a dining area right between the two spaces. The sliding glass door to the deck adds even more breathing room, making this layout feel bigger than it measures.

This shot captures the flow that makes the home livable. The front bedroom and full bath sit just off the living room for easy access, while the hallway draws you toward additional bedrooms tucked beyond the dining and kitchen wall. It’s a floor plan that works, giving separation without losing that open feel.

The dining area is playing it cool with a chandelier that’s been lifted out of the way, but don’t worry, it can drop right back down when you decide where the table goes. The kitchen delivers warm shaker cabinets, black appliances that stay, and a counter that says “yes, you can eat cereal here at midnight.” The sliding glass door makes sure the deck is only a step away, because BBQ nights shouldn’t feel like a field trip.

Here’s the kitchen showing off a little, with a glass tile backsplash that actually commits and runs the full height up to the cabinets on the range side and meets the windowsill on the sink side. A big vinyl window sits over the sink, shaker cabinets line the walls with brushed nickel pulls, and the appliances are coordinated in black. You get the French door fridge with water and ice, microwave and vent over the electric range, and the matching dishwasher. It’s a complete four-piece lineup, all staying, all ready for real life.

Looking across the kitchen, you get the full effect, with a no-fuss neutral Formica countertop on the island with a corner-clipped design to avoid any head-bonking from kids doing laps. The big window over the sink, the dining area with its chandelier, the sliding glass door to the deck, even the front door and living room windows all line up to show the great room flow.

This suite keeps it comfortable, with neutral latte carpeting, a ceiling fan light, and a window already fitted with blinds. The real perk is the en suite bath, because having your own bathroom is one of those things you’ll never want to give up once you have it.

In the primary bath you’ll find a mirrored shower door that makes the space brighter, a shower with a handheld showerhead option, built-in seat, and waterproof vinyl stone design flooring that doesn’t mind daily use. The wide shaker vanity with an easy-care Formica top offers storage for everything you don’t want on display.

The front bedroom gets the corner treatment with twin windows and blinds, so there’s plenty of light without sacrificing privacy. White walls and latte-toned carpet keep it neutral, while the ceiling fan and ceiling-mounted heat register prove someone was actually thinking about comfort and furniture placement.

This office doesn’t scream, it just sets the stage. Vinyl plank flooring and a large window keep it bright and durable, white walls are ready for whatever vibe you want, and the breaker box is easy to hide with wall art. Whether you’re working from home, gaming, or carving out a creative corner, this room is ready to earn its keep.

With a window for natural light, easy-care vinyl plank flooring, and clean white walls, this third bedroom is more of a blank canvas than a throwaway. Think 2nd home office, yoga room, craft zone, or just a cozy bedroom, it’s ready to become the space you’ve been missing.

At over 17 feet long, this 5th bedroom has the square footage to double as more than just a place to sleep. Set up a lounge area on one end and a bed on the other, or claim it as a family room, TV zone, or gaming headquarters. This shot only shows half the room, which tells you how much space you’re actually working with.

The second view of this 17-foot room proves it’s not a trick of the camera. With shutter closet doors and space that can flex from a bedroom to a family hangout, you can make this feel like a studio suite for multigenerational living, if needed. Flexiblity galore!

This bath keeps it simple, with vinyl waterproof flooring and a tiled surround at the shower-tub and vanity. A shaker vanity gives you storage without fuss, while high-set privacy windows bring in light and fresh air without putting you on display. Combined with the front bedroom right next door, this is an extra convenient setup for guests.

Here’s a laundry setup that works harder than most, with a utility sink, room for a proper washer and dryer, and enough upper shaker cabinets to store everything from detergent to the dog’s treats. Vinyl flooring makes cleanup easy, and the window adds both light and ventilation so it doesn’t feel like a cave.

The raised deck is a real asset, giving you outdoor living space right off the house. A few boards could use swapping out, but it’s nothing major, and once freshened up the deck is ready for barbecues, gatherings, or a quiet cup of coffee outside.

The back deck off the sliding glass door gives you space to actually live outside. There’s room for a dining table, a grill, and a seating area, plus railing all around for a finished look. Add a few container gardens and you’ve got a backyard view that works for morning coffee or Friday night BBQ.

At 23'x10', this workshop is more than just bonus space. Drywalled walls, a concrete floor, and a large window already set the stage. Keep it as a workshop, build it out as a home gym, or take it all the way to a future ADU apartment. It’s the kind of square footage that can grow with you.

The garage is more than a parking spot, with a concrete floor for projects, open rafters that double as overhead storage, and a window out back that keeps it from feeling like a cave. The best part? A door that leads straight into the workshop, which basically makes this a command center for anyone with tools, toys, or hobbies that need room to spread out.

The lot-line view gives you the big picture so you can start sketching your ideas. Fence it for privacy, carve out space for a pool, or keep it open for a firepit and late-night s’mores. It’s level, it’s sunny, and it’s ready for your blueprint.

From above, you see Bucoda’s edge-of-town setting, surrounded by trees and just minutes from everything you need. Tenino is five minutes north with antique shops, Saturday farmers markets, and the Tenino Quarry Pool in summer. Grand Mound is ten minutes west with I-5 access, Great Wolf Lodge, brewery, and plenty of shopping and dining.

This direction highlights the natural setting with wide hills, endless trees, and the kind of scenery that makes Bucoda feel tucked away. At the same time, you’re roughly 25 minutes from Olympia’s state capital buzz and under 90 minutes from Portland’s restaurants, shopping, and airport. Quiet at home, convenient when you want to get out.

It's a blank slate ready for your personal touches.

Bucoda is also known for their annual Halloween events. They’ve been called “The World's Tiniest Town with the Biggest Halloween Spirit”.“BOO-coda” takes place the whole month of October, with haunted house, Zombie Parade, Pumpkin Pancake Breakfast Jack-O-Lantern Contest, Monster Mash Dance and much more.

Stroll just a few blocks to the post office to Joe’s Place, a historic 113-year-old family business providing a delicious menu of American foods and karaoke on the weekends.

The aerial shows the lot, but Bucoda itself deserves some credit. This is Washington’s oldest incorporated town, with a history rooted in coal mining, logging, and a reputation for community spirit. Small town, big personality, and only a short drive to Tenino or Centralia when you need more.

Enjoy your out of town life-style yet so close to amenities.

The design here is flexible in all the right ways. A front bedroom with a full bath gives guests privacy, while the primary suite and other bedrooms are tucked away. The main living area runs open with a great room flow, where the island handles casual meals and the dining space expands for holidays or parties. Multiple bedrooms are perfect for remote work setups, and the garage workshop hints at future ADU possibilities or the dream office you’ve been waiting for.

Courtesy of Abbey Realty Inc

210 N Market Street

Bucoda, WA 98530

$425,000

Residential

2 Beds

1.75 Baths

1368 SqFt

Active

FIVE bedrooms w/2 bdrm septic AND shop space doubling as future ADU potential make this home anything but ordinary! Living room opens to kitchen island for quick bites or use dining area for big table meals. Luxury vinyl plank flooring = low maintenance beauty. Enjoy wraparound deck w/built-in ramp that feels intentional & stylish, + carport that adds covered outdoor living space while tandem garage keeps parking flexible. Alley & street access for boat/RV/cars w/out hassle. The workshop gives you the kind of bonus space most homes only dream of. Add nearby Bucoda’s Volunteer Park on the river & October Boo-coda Festival & you get a small town that mixes nature, history & lots of spirit! Close to Tenino & Grand Mound breweries, shops & fun.

Property Features

Community: Bucoda
1 Story
View: Territorial
Cable TV
Deck
High Speed Internet
Exterior: Wood
Exterior: Wood Products
Roof: Composition
Parking: Attached Carport
Parking: Driveway
Parking: Off Street
Year Built: 1901
2025 Taxes: $2173.00
Buyer Broker Comp.: 2.5%
Listing #: 2428845

Lot Details

Lot Size: 0.17 acres
Lot Dimensions: 76x99x76x99
Alley
Paved

Appliances That Stay

Dishwasher(s)
Microwave(s)
Refrigerator(s)
Stove(s)/Range(s)

Interior

Bath Off Primary
Ceiling Fan(s)
Double Pane/Storm Window
Dining Room
Water Heater
Cooling: None
Heating: Forced Air
Electric

Schools

District: Tenino
Elem: Parkside Elem
Middle: Tenino Mid
High: Tenino High

Call or Email:

Grace Wamwere

206-395-4584

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