From the extra-wide gravel parking area at the entrance to the newer drive extending all the way to the outbuildings and turning around at the end, you can see how thoughtfully the property functions as a whole. The home, shop, supporting structures, fenced areas and open pasture all relate to each other in a way that feels organized and easy to use. And that pasture is a standout, broad, level and beautifully open through the center, framed by trees around the edges like nature understood the assignment. It creates a setting that feels both expansive and sheltered. Animals, gardens, recreation, future ideas, the space is ready.
Nearly 5 acres of open pasture rolling out in front of you, fenced across the back and nearly around the full perimeter, creating the kind of setup animal lovers, hobby farmers, and dreamers usually have to piece together over time. Here, it’s already in motion. From this vantage point looking back toward the home and outbuildings, you can feel the scale of it, the breathing room, the freedom, the “what could I do here?” energy. Horses, goats, gardens, a future orchard, room for all of it.
You get the rural setting, the acreage, the outbuildings, the breathing room, but you are also close to local favorites people genuinely love. Lattin's Country Cider Mill & Farm is nearby for warm apple fritters, cider runs, seasonal events and all the fall nostalgia you could ask for. Then there’s Johnson's Smokehouse and Country Store with its deli, restaurant, country market feel and occasional live music, the kind of place people end up frequenting more than they expected. And for broader services and shopping, you’re only about 15 minutes out.
The newer gravel driveway carries you past a lineup of outbuildings that feel both practical and full of personality, with fenced and gated pasture areas unfolding around them. First up is the pig house, updated with new siding and flooring, and still sitting on its original steel skids, a movable little piece of property history. Next to it, the former chicken coop got a second act as a kids playhouse, which is just plain charming. Continue down and you reach the garden shed with new flooring and dual doors, formerly serving as a goat shed. Then comes the larger three-bay barn and shop, bringing serious utility to the mix. And just beyond, out of frame, even more infrastructure with a doghouse and feeding shed. It is hard not to appreciate how much has already been created here. This is not raw acreage waiting for years of work. It feels established and ready to be enjoyed.
Looking from the 36’ x 36’ shop back toward the house, you get a sense of how well this property functions, with room for additional RV parking and easy maneuvering that does not feel cramped or improvised. And the shop itself is a powerhouse with new concrete floor, new roof, gutters, insulated doors with automatic openers, insulated ceiling, exterior lighting, plus a sub electric panel already in place. Add a 30-amp RV hookup and separate 110 plug for a motorhome, and this starts checking boxes fast. The first and third bays offer 9-foot doors, while the center bay rises to 13 feet for larger needs. Also, the remote openers work from the kitchen, so if rain starts coming down and the doors were left open, you can handle it without ever running outside.
With the doors open, you can really appreciate the scale inside, and it is substantial. Storage for days, room for projects, equipment, hobbies, and then that tall center bay changes the conversation entirely. Boat, RV, taller rigs, workshop dreams that usually need a separate property, suddenly all seem possible. This is not just overflow space, this is functional square footage with real versatility. And because the doors and ceiling are insulated, keeping the space more comfortable while you work becomes a whole lot easier.
That interior separation wall creates a very useful division, letting one bay stay dedicated to storage while another becomes a true work zone if you want it. That kind of flexibility is gold. And then there is the infrastructure story, which is substantial. Sellers invested roughly $30,000 in electrical improvements, including trenched power to the barn, relocating the electric box to the left side of the property, new wiring for the well, plus a 50-amp generator setup already in place on the right side of the home. No generator included, but it is plumbed and ready, which means when the time comes, you plug in and go.
The two additional bays come into view here, including that impressive 13-foot center bay that opens the door to storing or working on larger equipment, boats, RVs, or whatever oversized project has been waiting for the right space. Flanking 9-foot bays add even more flexibility. And then there is a detail people always appreciate in real life, the man door off to the right, so you can step into the building without rolling up one of those big doors every time.
Set toward the back of the acreage, the fire pit creates a natural gathering place, the kind people drift toward without being invited twice. Looking back toward the home from here, you get that wonderful sense of space and connection all at once. The burn pile already started is practical, but it also hints at a property that has been actively enjoyed. And can we talk about roasting marshmallows under open skies like this? That is memory-making territory. Storytelling, laughter, kids running until dusk, friends lingering longer than planned, this has all the ingredients to become the place everyone wants to end up when they need to relax and reconnect.
Classic mid-century rambler lines keep this home grounded, while the stormy blue cedar siding with crisp white trim gives it a fresh, collected look that feels current without losing character. And that Japanese maple by the front door is doing what a great specimen tree should do, adding a little artistry right where you arrive. The covered walkway from the driveway to the front door is one of those practical touches that becomes surprisingly appreciated in Northwest weather. And with the roof installed in 2021, there is substance behind all this charm.
Plenty of room for a grill, outdoor dining, or a comfortable seating setup, and the beauty of having it covered is the Northwest reality check, when a little rain rolls in, your plans do not have to change. It extends the living space in a way that actually gets used. The cedar siding wrapping around the back of the home adds wonderful texture and warmth too, giving the exterior that classic natural character people are always drawn to. Cedar has a timeless quality, but it is also valued for durability and insulating properties, which makes it more than just a pretty face.
From the front door, your sightline runs straight through the dining area and out the sliding glass doors to acres of open pasture beyond, and that is a pretty fabulous first impression. The generous tile entry is a smart touch too, protecting those beautiful oak hardwoods where traffic hits hardest while giving the space a grounded, welcoming start. And then there’s the floor plan, quietly doing something very right, as you can move toward the dining room and kitchen one way, or circle around near the fireplace the other, creating that easy loop flow that makes everyday living feel organized and gatherings move naturally. This extra doorway was an addition made during the recent kitchen remodel.
That red front door makes a statement before you even step inside, and the diagonal lattice glass panel gives it that classic mid-century farmhouse character that feels collected rather than trendy. The tile entry is a very smart landing zone too, ready for muddy boots, paws, and all the realities acreage living can bring, while protecting those gorgeous oak hardwood floors stretching through the living room. And then the fireplace takes over. An entire wall of vintage mid-century stone, painted white to blend beautifully with the bright interior, creates the kind of focal point newer homes struggle to replicate. Add the huge picture window pouring in natural light and this room lands as warm, substantial and full of character.
The big picture window looks out over the covered front walkway and brings in beautiful light, while giving you a better sense of the full width of the room and just how much gorgeous oak flooring runs across it. Then there is that full wall stone fireplace, and it is absolutely the architectural anchor of the space. While there is not a functioning insert in place at the moment, it is stubbed and capped for propane, with about $1,000 worth of propane currently in the tank included with the sale. Sellers also added a new chimney cap and completed repairs to the top brickwork and chimney flashing, which speaks to care in both the visible and not-so-visible details.
This living room has a calm confidence about it. Beautiful oak hardwood floors bring texture and warmth, while recessed lighting gives the room a clean, updated feel. What really comes through here is the flow, living, dining, kitchen all working together in a way that feels natural and easy. You can picture gatherings spilling from one space into the next without anyone getting boxed into a corner. Even the coat closet gets points here, adding smart storage right where daily life happens.
The gray-toned luxury vinyl flooring has a subtle stone-like look that brings texture and a little edge, balancing beautifully against the warm oak hardwoods in the living room. Fresh white paint throughout keeps everything bright and lifted, letting natural light bounce from room to room and making the whole home feel open and inviting. From here you can also appreciate the flow, from dining to living, down through the kitchen and out the side door.
The Bosch refrigerator brings serious function with its French door upper section, extra refrigeration drawer and bottom freezer, a configuration that feels almost custom once you use it. The pantry with pullout shelving adds another layer of smart storage, making the galley layout even more efficient. Everything has a place. And the stackable LG washer and dryer staying with the home is another practical win, integrated into the flow without stealing attention. This view reinforces something important about this remodel, it was not just about making things pretty. It was about making daily life easier.
The bones were always good, now the $70,000 remodel lets them shine. Warm gray tones, crisp white shaker cabinetry, brushed nickel hardware and a full tile backsplash running from counter to cabinet keep the look fresh, clean and timeless. New stainless appliances step in strong, with a Café electric cooktop, Bosch dishwasher, deep single-basin sink and pull-down faucet all doing their part. Composite countertops bring beauty with durability, which matters on a property where life can be a little more hands on. And then there is that view over the sink, looking out to pasture.
There is a reason professional kitchens lean into this kind of galley-style efficient working arrangement, because everything is within reach, movement feels natural, and cooking becomes easier, faster and honestly more enjoyable. Here, that smart layout gets elevated with matching Café microwave and electric cooktop, Bosch refrigerator, and a finish palette that feels clean and cohesive. Looking toward the dining room, you can feel how connected the spaces are, so the cook never disappears from the conversation.
The stackable high-efficiency LG washer and dryer stay with the home, tucked neatly into a setup that feels integrated, not improvised. Right beside it, the pantry storage keeps daily essentials organized and within easy reach, proving efficient can still feel elegant. And that really is the story here, a mid-century rambler reimagined for contemporary living without losing the simplicity that makes one-story homes so appealing in the first place. No wasted space, no awkward excess, just smart design doing more with what it has.
Tucked just off the kitchen near the laundry, this half bathroom has a hardworking utility side thanks to that deep stainless sink, perfect for cleanup, projects, or the kinds of tasks acreage living occasionally brings indoors, but it also happens to be genuinely charming. The whisper-blue paint gives the room a soft, calming tone, paired with crisp white tile and white shaker cabinetry that keep it feeling fresh and timeless. Luxury vinyl flooring carries through for durability, and the privacy glass on the lower half of the window lets in beautiful natural light while keeping things discreet.
The dining area has generous room for a true farmhouse table and the kind of gatherings that tend to run long because no one wants to leave. Looking into the kitchen, you really see the impact of that $70,000 remodel, bright finishes, thoughtful design, and a space that feels lifted well beyond ordinary. Then the sliding glass door keeps drawing you outward, connecting everything to the backyard and making indoor-outdoor entertaining feel natural. Open the slider during a barbecue and the whole house expands.
The drum chandelier gives the room presence without overpowering it, and those custom open shelves add a layer of character that feels both collected and practical. It is storage, styling and conversation piece all in one. Right beside it, the coat closet quietly adds another smart touch. The luxury vinyl tile in the kitchen and dining areas was a very savvy choice too, waterproof, durable and ready for real life on acreage where things occasionally come in from outdoors. And that oversized sliding glass door is a star here, opening wide to the covered porch and creating that easy pull toward the land beyond.
Covered and ready for grilling, this patio is for outdoor dining or simply taking in the view, it extends the living space in a way that feels easy and natural. And what a view to have. The outbuildings beyond are beautifully kept and add to the sense that this property has been curated, not just occupied. The little stormy-blue outbuilding beside the home may be the surprise favorite, finished inside, complete with a charming front porch, and perfect as a potting shed or storage retreat. Then there is the dog door connecting to a kennel and small run, which feels like such a thoughtful touch for animal lovers.
That sweep of lush green lawn is gorgeous, and it frames the back of the home beautifully, with the charming stormy-blue potting shed and dog kennel adding personality off to the left. There is something wonderfully settled about it all. And for someone wanting the right tools to care for acreage like this, there is an added opportunity here. Sellers may offer a 2500hp tractor for purchase, only a few years old, with 4-wheel drive, lights, mower attachment, back blade and post hole digger. That is not just equipment, that is a serious head start. Pasture care, fencing projects, light grading, all made easier. There is even a little local parade story attached to it, which somehow makes the whole thing even more endearing.
Approximate lot lines help you see just how much usable, level ground comes with these 4.81 acres, and this is not acreage disappearing into ravines or wetlands. This is open, cleared land you can actually use. There is a newer gate to the back of the property on the right, another gate at the back left, plus the survey marker positioned at the back right corner near that rear gate, giving helpful reference points for future planning. Even better, spare gates and posts stay with the property, which feels a little like getting handed extra pieces to keep building the dream. Animals, cross fencing, garden expansion, equipment access, there is room for all of it here.
With approximate lot lines outlined, you can see the balance right away, open acreage, home placement, and outbuildings positioned close enough for convenience but with enough separation that the activity stays where it belongs.The shop and supporting structures are accessible without feeling like they crowd the house. There’s a newer gravel driveway and expanded parking too, which adds a whole other layer of practicality, making maneuvering easier for trailers, equipment, daily use, or the kind of big gatherings this property was made for. Family comes over, guests spill out, trucks park, people linger, and there is room for all of it.
The pasture stretches out beautifully, but what gives this setting so much character is the incredible variety of trees woven through it. Apple, walnut, crabapple, ornamental pear, chestnut, locust, willow, aspen, maples including majestic big-leaf maples, it reads almost like a private arboretum. And that matters because mature trees do more than look pretty. They bring shade, habitat, seasonal color, texture, and that established feeling younger properties simply cannot fake. There is something very special about land that has grown into itself. It feels grounded, alive, and just a little magical.
From above, you can see how the home, outbuildings and fenced areas are laid out with real intention, not scattered, but working together as a cohesive property. The fenced backyard creates a defined space around the home, while the larger acreage opens beyond. Off to the right, that little blue structure is the well house, home to the well pump and another reminder this property has meaningful infrastructure already in place. It is easy to focus on the charm here, but there is substance too. And from this vantage point, you start to appreciate how much has already been created, house, shop, supporting buildings, pasture, systems, all layered into something that feels much bigger than a simple country home.
You can see the additional exterior door off the laundry near the kitchen, which is a very handy connection for daily life, especially on acreage. This view also shows the septic and drainfield positioned close to the house in this backyard section, which is actually a meaningful advantage. It keeps those systems out of conflict with the existing outbuildings and away from the heavier traffic of the gravel drive and equipment access. Smart placement like that matters. And beyond that practical layer, look at the space. Wide open lawn ready for gardens, play areas, sport setups, outdoor entertaining, whatever vision wants to land here.
Two windows bring in sunlight from multiple directions into this primary bedroom, doubling the brightness and giving the room a wonderfully open feel, while those oak hardwood floors carry through with the same warmth found throughout the home. Fresh white walls keep it all crisp and ready for whatever style comes next. And then there is a detail you do not see every day, a subtle original ceiling texture in a starburst pattern radiating gently from the central light, almost like soft sun rays. It is understated, but incredibly charming, the kind of mid-century character people try to recreate and rarely do. No popcorn here, just a little architectural personality quietly hiding overhead.
In bedroom #2, a generous back-facing window brings in beautiful natural light, the oak hardwood floors add warmth underfoot, and the fresh white paint throughout gives the room a clean neutral backdrop ready for whatever style the next owner brings. This is a king bed showing how large this room is. It feels bright, calm and easy to make your own. And comfort here goes beyond what you see. The home has a newer electric heat pump, only about three years old, plus central A/C tied into the ducted forced-air system, so heating and cooling move efficiently through the whole house.
Used here as a home office, this second bedroom shows off its versatility in a big way. There is room for two distinct workspaces, which is no small thing, and it opens the door to all kinds of possibilities. Shared office, guest room with workspace, hobby room, you can take it in several directions thanks to the two closets in this room. The oak hardwood floors bring richness underfoot, and the front-facing window draws in soft natural light that makes the whole room feel energized. It is practical, comfortable, and has that quiet kind of flexibility buyers tend to notice.
This bathroom has the sort of vintage character people try to recreate. That extra long vanity and seemingly endless counter space feel almost indulgent, paired with extensive cabinetry and an oversized beveled mirror that amplifies the whole room. There is a wonderful mid-century sensibility here, but with practical updates where they count. The window may be the cleverest detail of all, privacy glass below for comfort, clear glass above so you still catch sky and treetop views while natural light pours in. It changes the feel of the room. Waterproof vinyl flooring handles real life beautifully, and the walk-in shower keeps things streamlined and functional.
Here you get a better look at that generous double-wide walk-in shower, and it really reinforces how functional this bath is. There is room to move, room to breathe, and a simplicity to the layout that just works. But some of the best features tied to this property are not only what you see, they are what has already been improved behind the walls and out on the land. A newer water heater adds peace of mind, while the individual well serving the house and lawn has been supported with new wiring, a 30-amp pressure tank and pump, plus a dedicated pump house in the backyard. Those are meaningful upgrades, the kind that say this property has been cared for in ways both visible and practical.
Just steps from the back door, it has all the charm of a tiny cottage with that sweet front porch, windows, and cute paver patio setting the scene. Painted to match the home, it feels intentional, not like an afterthought dropped in the yard. Today it serves as potting shed and storage, with a doggie door connecting to the run off to the right, giving pets indoor-outdoor access that is frankly pretty fabulous. But it is easy to imagine this becoming something more, a home workspace, art studio, garden retreat, maybe the most charming little office you have ever Zoomed from. It is functional, flexible, and absolutely adorable.
From the back of the property looking toward the home and outbuildings, you can really appreciate the scale of these 4.81 acres and how much usable ground remains. There is room here not just to enjoy what already exists, but potentially to think bigger. Buyers may wish to verify with the appropriate county authorities the potential for an additional dwelling unit, but there appears to be ample space for exploring that possibility. And that is where this starts taking on estate-style energy. Main home, outbuildings, pasture, and perhaps future guest quarters or multigenerational living, all layered into one property, your own mini-estate!
This property is near the Fir Tree parking lot access for the Chehalis Western Trail, a much-loved paved rail trail that runs about 22 miles and links a remarkable mix of natural scenery, open spaces and connected regional trail systems. It’s flat enough for casual riders and stroller walks, long enough for serious cyclists, and scenic enough to keep calling you back.
While the setting feels peaceful and removed, it is still close to East Olympia Elementary School, with zoning for George Washington Bush Middle School and Tumwater High School. That mix of country space and everyday convenience is not always easy to find. You can have the pasture, the outbuildings, the fire pit nights, and still be well positioned for the practical rhythms of everydaylife.
From the back fence looking across the property, you can see the darker green area marking the septic drainfield near the home, thoughtfully positioned where it works well with the existing outbuildings and daily use of the land. And it becomes a natural moment to talk about what has happened here since 2021, because it is significant. Over $200,000 in improvements, including the major kitchen remodel, electrical upgrades, newer roof, newer heat pump and A/C, updated well components, barn improvements, driveway work, fencing, and more. That kind of investment changes how a property feels. You are not stepping into a long deferred-maintenance project. You are stepping into a place where much of the hard, expensive work has already been handled, leaving more room to simply enjoy the land and start living.
Courtesy of Abbey Realty Inc
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