Property • Residential
Web ID # 579009645
$610,000.00
3 Beds • 2 Baths
Property Features
Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc.
Discover the perfect blend of nature and comfort at this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in Home Valley, WA. Covering 1,693 square feet, this residence boasts a spacious great room design that connects seamlessly with every area of the house.Enjoy mornings on your primary bedroom deck, savoring the fresh air and tranquil views. The home's exterior is newly painted, featuring a newer, durable metal shingle roof and upgraded systems including a new heat pump and furnace to keep you cozy year-round. These recent upgrades mean the heavy lifting is done and just a few cosmetic upgrades remain to be completed. The kitchen/great room with custom cabinetry, Italian granite countertops, breakfast nook and access to the S (view) facing deck, is a dream, equipped with a propane range and complemented by a propane fireplace its perfect for gathering around on cool evenings.This property is ideally situated near Drano Lake, a prime spot for fishing enthusiasts, and offers extensive parking space for your boat and RV, ensuring you’re always ready for the next excursion. Nearby, access to community amenities is convenient. Carson PO, Ace Hardware, Carson Grocery and coffee shops are less than 3 miles W of Home Valley. Just a few miles past that is the county seat in Stevenson. Home Valley Park and a convenience store are are just a short drive away, making this home not only a peaceful retreat but also a connected part of a vibrant community.Built with exceptional craftsmanship by local builder Mike LaZelle, this house is more than just a place to stay—it's a community, lifestyle, and serene sanctuary all rolled into one. Don’t let this opportunity to own a beautiful home in the Gorge slip by!
SR 14 to Home Valley N on Berge Road then R on Elk Bluff to sign
Dwelling Type: Residential
Subdivision:
Year Built: 1996, County: US
SR 14 to Home Valley N on Berge Road then R on Elk Bluff to sign
Virtual Tour
Listing is courtesy of John L. Scott Columbia Gorge
