TBD Peola Road (Parcel 1), Clarkston, WA 99403

Courtesy of Assist 2 Sell Discovery Real Estate. Main: 208-798-7822

$300,000

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List Price
$300,000
Days on Market
562
Status
ACTIVE
MLS#
98925514
Subdivision
0 Not Applic.
County
Asotin
Acres
40
Age
Yes

Property Description

Beautiful, level acreage with a big view towards the Craig Mountains. Just past the edge of the Clarkston Heights on a good paved road plus access from Mail Route Road (gravel road) Plenty of space for your mini ranch. Good wells in the area are approximately 440' deep and 14 gpm. Per Asotin county building department, only one single family dwelling or one duplex can be built. Come and take a look, very peaceful area. If buyer takes out of Ag/open space zoning they will be responsible to pay the roll back taxes, the last sale was approximately $800. Survey stakes and pink flags are there with lot numbers. Mail Route road should be used to get a better idea of the size of property, photos were taken from there. Three parcels to choose from.

Additional Information

Land Use
Single Family
Fenced
None
Lot Features
20 Acres - 40 Acres, Level, Surveyed, Views
School District
Clarkston
Elementary School
Heights (Clarkston)
Middle School
Lincoln (Clarkston)
High School
Clarkston
Taxes
$75
Tax Year
2024
Parcel Number
20104500470000000


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