305 S Main Street Bucoda, WA 98530

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305 S Main Street Bucoda, WA 98530

Clean lines, bold blue paint, and bright white trim give this home a sharp first impression. Sitting on a 4,297 square foot lot and built in 2022, it offers modern construction with a simple, manageable footprint. The sidewalk creates easy access, the gravel pad handles parking with ease, and the yard is ready for landscaping that fits your style. It’s the kind of exterior that feels finished but still leaves room for creativity.

This aerial highlights the home’s prime spot in the middle of Bucoda, with everyday conveniences close enough to walk. The blue home faces Main Street, just blocks from Bucoda Volunteer Park and the Skookumchuck River, perfect for weekend strolls or summer afternoons.

Seeing the approximate lot lines from above puts the space into perspective. There’s room back here for raised beds, a grill setup, lawn games, or that future shed you might want to deck out for a remote backyard office or art studio! The front of the home connects to a sidewalk right at the driveway, making it easy to enjoy Bucoda’s walkable charm while still having a yard that feels like your own.

This aerial angle highlights the backyard flow, deck access, and the thoughtful tree line that separates the yard from the tracks beyond. The evergreens do the heavy lifting here, providing greenery and visual privacy year-round. With a solid composition shingle roof overhead and open yard space below, this is outdoor living that feels intentional, not improvised.

From this angle, you can see how clean and usable the yard really is. The deck works well for a dining area or a simple outdoor cooking setup, keeping things practical and uncluttered. With a level lot and no fencing yet, there’s flexibility to add privacy features down the line while keeping maintenance low.

This is where function quietly shows off. The kitchen cutout creates visual connection to the living room without going full open concept chaos. The half wall underneath is prime real estate for seating, added counter space, or a casual work zone. With recessed lighting overhead and easy sightlines throughout, this layout feels flexible, modern, and surprisingly thoughtful. Or if you’re not in the mood to cook, stroll just a few blocks past 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.

Looking across the living room, the oversized cutout into the kitchen does exactly what good design should, it lets light travel, keeps conversation flowing, and makes the space feel bigger without removing walls entirely. The vaulted ceiling amplifies the effect, while the hallway to the bedrooms stays tucked away. With sunlight pouring in from the front window, this room feels bright, balanced, and easy to live in.

This living room nails the balance between warm and cool, starting with the grey-toned laminate flooring that reads like ashy brown wood and works with just about any style. It plays nicely with both warm and cool palettes, which is exactly what you want when decorating without committing to a trend you’ll regret later. Creamy white walls keep the space light without drifting yellow, while the crisp white trim adds contrast that feels clean and current. Add in the vaulted ceiling and open sightlines to the kitchen and dining area, and the room feels spacious, modern, and easy to live in.

This living room gets its light right. A large front window fills the space with natural daylight, and the included blinds give you instant control over privacy and brightness. Forced air heating keeps the home comfortable and efficient through the colder months, and the open door leads directly into the primary suite for an easy, functional layout. Bright, comfortable, and thoughtfully connected.

A kitchen that understands function and style can coexist. The dark shaker cabinetry sets a strong tone, paired with Formica countertops that prioritize durability over drama. Black appliances keep things streamlined, while the stone-look vinyl flooring offers easy maintenance with a polished finish. There’s space for a dining table or a cozy breakfast nook beneath the window, and the sink overlooks the backyard for a little everyday scenery. Located right next to the utility and pantry area, the layout works hard without feeling busy.

This view from the dining nook shows how open and adaptable the layout really is. The sightlines into the living room make the space feel bigger and more connected, without losing function. There’s room here to add a future island or butcher block zone if that’s on your wish list. The electric range keeps things simple and safe, no gas lines, no leak worries, just straightforward cooking and good flow.

The primary suite is pleasantly surprising in all the right ways. Vaulted ceilings add volume, the mushroom-toned carpet keeps it comfortable, and the large window brings in plenty of light while the blinds are already handled for you. Overlooking the front yard, the room feels open without feeling exposed. It’s bigger than you expect, which is always a nice moment.

This angle shows why split-bedroom layouts are so popular. The primary suite is set apart from the other bedrooms, giving you a little breathing room and a lot more quiet. The walk-in closet and en suite bath are tucked right into the suite, keeping everything efficient and easy. It’s a thoughtful layout choice that makes the home feel more polished and grown-up.

This en suite bathroom understands balance. The long vanity offers real counter space, paired with a dark shaker cabinet that feels modern and substantial. The marble-look Formica countertop is durable, forgiving, and refreshingly low stress. Matching brushed nickel hardware ties the room together, while the privacy-glass window adds daylight and airflow without sacrificing discretion. Stone-style vinyl flooring finishes the space with durability and polish.

This walk-in closet does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Plenty of hanging space, wire shelving that keeps everything visible, and soft carpet that makes it feel finished instead of utilitarian. Tucked into the primary suite, it’s convenient, flexible, and easy to upgrade if custom storage is on your wish list. 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.

With a vaulted ceiling and generous window, this 2nd bedroom feels larger than expected. The plush mushroom carpet softens the space, and recessed lighting keeps everything feeling fresh and current. Whether it’s used as a bedroom, office, or flex space, the layout and finishes make it feel thoughtfully designed and comfortable.

Bedroom 2 is spacious enough to be shared, be a craft room or a second living room.

Bedroom #3 is giving strong supporting character energy. Vaulted ceiling, check. Soft mushroom carpet, check. Recessed lighting and privacy blinds, already handled. The closet is sized for real life, and the white walls keep the space feeling crisp and contemporary. If this room is for guests, you’ll be happy to know just 7 minutes away in Tenino, you can find Scatter Creek Brewery and Winery, Tenino Farmer’s Market and Sandstone Distillery, Whitewood Cider Mill, as well as a variety of eateries and other attractions.

The closet view of bedroom #3. It’s the kind of room that quietly works no matter how you decide to use it, and located right next to Bedroom #2 and the full main bathroom. Totally separate from the primary suite located on the entire other side of the home.

This main full bathroom in located next to bedrooms #2 & #3 and balances smart finishes with clean design. The tub surround mimics white tile with a textured surface that’s easy to maintain and surprisingly polished. Formica counters get a quiet win here, durable, budget-smart, and resistant to everyday wear, which means less worrying and more living. Stone-look vinyl floors handle moisture like a pro, brushed nickel hardware keeps things timeless, and the vaulted ceiling with a high privacy window brings in light without sacrificing discretion. Functional, fresh, and very low drama.

This utility room is ready for you to bring your own washer and dryer, with enough space for a full-size, high-efficiency setup without feeling tight. The vaulted ceiling keeps it feeling open, vinyl flooring makes cleanup easy to double as a mud room as the door to the backyard deck is perfectly placed here too, right off the kitchen. If grilling is your thing, this layout just makes sense. There’s also room to add shelving or upper cabinets, turning this into a smart pantry and utility combo.

From this corner view, you can see how the backyard is layered. Open lawn closest to the home, then trees, then the tracks beyond. The tall evergreens create a strong green buffer along much of the back edge, while the holly tree fills in part of the open sightline. It’s not pretending the railroad isn’t there, but it does show how smart landscaping can soften the setting and keep the yard feeling calm and usable.

This view shows why this home lives more like a site-built than you might expect. The concrete foundation provides a solid base, the utilities are cleanly installed, and there’s extra parking space right out front for visitors. For a double-wide, these are meaningful upgrades that make a real difference in comfort, usability, and long-term value.

Here’s where the backyard starts to show its potential. The side yard is an ideal spot for a future gate, especially if fencing is on your list. Crawlspace access is conveniently located near the deck, keeping everything accessible but discreet. Add in the level lawn, clear skies, and evergreen backdrop, and you’ve got a yard that feels calm, usable, and easy to live with.

The floorplan shows why this home lives larger than you expect. A true split-bedroom layout places the primary suite on its own side of the home, with no shared walls with the other bedrooms, which means real privacy and quiet. The kitchen flows easily into the living room, anchored by the architectural cutout that keeps light moving and sightlines open. Built in 2022, the square footage is used intelligently, no wasted hallways, no awkward dead space, just a layout that works.

This home is 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. Quiet at home, convenient when you want to get out.

Welcome to Bucoda, Washington’s oldest incorporated town, and proof that small places can have big personality. This historic sign nods to Bucoda’s railroad roots, coal mining past, and deep community pride, with the tracks still running right behind it. The water tower, the trains, and the sunset backdrop all tell the story. This is a town that knows where it came from and still shows up for itself, whether it’s a summer parade or a full-month Halloween takeover. Living here means embracing charm, history, and a pace that feels refreshingly human.

Behind the home, mature trees soften the space and provide a natural buffer from the railroad. When you want more options, Tenino is five minutes away with its Saturday farmers market, Sandstone Distillery, Whitewood Cider Mill, and Scatter Creek Brewery.

This home has a good sized yard to enjoy for those beautiful Spring and Summer evenings.

This aerial shows this house with beautiful hills in the distance, 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 additional shops or services.

This 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.

From the sidewalk, the vinyl windows stand out in the best way. Installed in 2022, they offer better insulation, easy upkeep, and a crisp, modern look that won’t require constant repainting or repairs. It’s the kind of practical upgrade that quietly improves comfort and efficiency, while still keeping the exterior sharp and current.

Beautiful 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.

What a beautiful setting and backdrop that oozes Pacific Northwest charm.

From this view, you can see how the layout works in your favor. There’s clear side access that sets up perfectly for a future gate and fenced backyard, and the gravel driveway comfortably fits two vehicles. The blue siding and crisp trim keep things fresh and modern, while the overall setup leaves room to customize as you go.

Courtesy of Abbey Realty Inc

305 S Main Street

Bucoda, WA 98530

$310,000

Residential

3 Beds

2.00 Baths

1040 SqFt

Active

2022 Built 1-STORY blends modern construction with small town character! 3BR/2BA has split-bedroom plan for added privacy, with dramatic vaults, architectural cutout & ivory walls with plush mushroom carpet. Airy, open contemporary kitchen with dark espresso Shaker cabinets, sleek black appliances & room for future island. BBQ on deck via back door in pantry/laundry room. Vaulted primary suite on separate side of home from other bedrooms has walk-in closet & full bathroom. Level, sunny lot is ready for your landscaping design, not far from historic Town Hall, Community Center & close to post office, historic eatery & riverfront park! 5 mins to Tenino shops, 15 mins to Centralia outlet stores, 25 mins to Tumwater Costco & State offices!

Property Features

Community: Bucoda
Manuf-Double Wide
View: Territorial
Cable TV
Deck
Exterior: Wood
Exterior: Wood Products
Roof: Composition
Parking: Driveway
Parking: Off Street
Year Built: 2022
2025 Taxes: $1986.00
Buyer Broker Comp.: 2.5%
Listing #: 2465078

Lot Details

Lot Size: 0.10 acres
Lot Dimensions: 50x103x50x101
Paved
Sidewalk

Appliances That Stay

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

Interior

Bath Off Primary
Double Pane/Storm Window
Vaulted Ceiling(s)
Walk-In Closet(s)
Water Heater
Cooling: None
Heating: Forced Air
Electric

Schools

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

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206-395-4584

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