Experience mountain living on this exceptional 2 parcel, 5 acre and 10+ acre (15+ acres) properties perched near the summit of Badger Mountain, the highest point in Douglas County. The property sits at 4,019 feet—just below the 4,200-foot peak. Located on the scenic northern slope, this land offers the possibility for breathtaking, panoramic views with selective timber logging, showcasing the Columbia Basin plateau to the north and northeast, Keystone Point (3,894 ft), Standpipe Hill (2,717 ft), Chelan Butte (3,812 ft), Lake Entiat, and the Columbia River. The property currently features a rustic, dry cabin—ideal for immediate use or future updates. With designated potential well site markings, you have the option to add power from the neighboring lot, or solar panels, a well, and septic system to create a comfortable getaway, year-round residence, guest house, or a lucrative AirBnB opportunity. Enjoy marketable timber, abundant wildlife perfect for seasonal hunting, and a prime location just a short drive from Wenatchee, Waterville, and Chelan. Whether you’re looking to build your dream home or invest in a unique recreational retreat, this one-of-a-kind parcel delivers unparalleled natural beauty and endless outdoor adventure. Including Badger Mountain ski resort just min down the way. The properties run to the North 5 acre first and then the 10 acre above it. Nice and secluded from the neighbors
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Chris Seim,
eXp Realty
Source: NWMLS as distributed by MLS GRID,MLS#: 2502608
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