33XXX S North Pine Creek Rd

Property facts

Price

$1,367,150

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

273 acres

County

Spokane County

MLS #

12006754

Description

273-Acre Ranch Near Spokane, WA | Live Water, Hunting & Legacy Land North Pine Creek Ranch is a remarkable 273-acre ranch for sale near Spangle, Washington, offering a combination of live water, productive pasture, wildlife habitat, recreation, and potential homesites - all within easy reach of Spokane. One of the ranch's defining features is the North Pine Creek Bottom, where North Pine Creek meanders through a broad stretch of low-lying ground and flows approximately 10 months of the year. This unique area adds another dimension to the property, creating diverse terrain, wildlife habitat, and a beautiful natural centerpiece running through the ranch. A year-round pond, rock outcroppings, open pasture, and varied terrain add to the character and usability of the property. The pasture currently supports 30+ head of cattle during the spring and summer months, making the ranch well suited for cattle, horses, or other livestock. The ranch also borders approximately 320 acres of Washington DNR land, providing additional opportunities for outdoor recreation and hunting. Whitetail deer, mule deer, elk, and turkey are found on and around the property, making North Pine Creek Ranch an appealing option for buyers searching for hunting land or recreational property in Eastern Washington. For buyers looking to build, the property offers multiple potential homesites and plenty of room to create something unique - a private homestead, custom country home, working ranch, equestrian property, family retreat, or multi-generational compound. Despite its rural setting, North Pine Creek Ranch remains conveniently located - approximately30 minutes to Spokane and Cheney, 45 minutes to Spokane International Airport, and 60 minutes to Pullman and Washington State University. North Pine Creek Ranch offers much more than acreage. It is an opportunity to own a substantial piece of Eastern Washington land with live water, grazing ground, wildlife, recreation, and room to build - a property that can be enjoyed today and passed down for generations.

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