$180,000
SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE - Just beyond the Wenatchee grid, where Squilchuck Road winds toward Mission Ridge, lies a rare 2.23-acre (Lot 11) canvas ready for your vision. This perfectly situated tract offers the breathing room and privacy to build the sanctuary you've been designing in your mind — whether that's a custom ranch-style rambler, a daylight rambler with sweeping territorial views, or a multi-structure estate complete with an ADU, shop, garage, and irrigated small farm. No HOAs or CC&R's makes this an ideal investment (Buyer to verify all uses). The land is mostly level and fully usable, with Chelan County PUD water and power at the street, & Squilchuck Irrigation District water— the next owner will design and install their septic system to suit their build. The possibilities here are as expansive as the views. Access the lot off of Squilchuck Road, where both lots 11 & 3 can benefit from future development and utility. Escape the density of the city without sacrificing convenience. You're just 10 minutes from Wenatchee's restaurants, shopping, schools, and amenities, with Mission Ridge ski area practically in your backyard for year-round recreation. Affordable entry into one of the most desirable corridors in the greater Wenatchee Valley. Bring your architect, your builder, and your vision — this is where it all begins. Double up, and buy the adjacent plot and control both and protect both sites.
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11 Methow Street, Wenatchee
Listing courtesy of Windermere RE/Lake Chelan.
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