Packwood is the last real town before White Pass, and the one Seattle drives through on the way to Mount Rainier. It has
Packwood is the last real town before White Pass, and the one Seattle drives through on the way to Mount Rainier. It has a grocery store, a few bars, and an enormous amount of national forest on every side.
This 1965 A-frame sits in Timberline, a subdivision tucked into the trees on the edge of town. The roof is red metal and carried to grade on both flanks; the gable is glazed to the peak. Inside is 1,496 square feet under tongue-and-groove — an open great room with a black wood stove, a rebuilt kitchen in maple and stainless with a gas range and island seating, and a black spiral stair winding up to a loft railed over the living room. Two bedrooms on the main level plus that loft, and two baths.
Outside there are two decks, a private hot tub, two storage sheds, and a fire pit ring with log stumps around it. The half acre is two lots rather than one.
It asks $779,900 — $521 a square foot against a $752,000 Zestimate. The HOA is $25 a month and covers pools, athletic courts, a clubhouse, a park, a playground and river access. It is offered turnkey with short-term-rental use already in place, roughly twenty miles from the White Pass base.
MLS 2572136.
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