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The median home value in Oakville, WA is $521,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $265,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Oakville, WA is $521,000.
Approximately 66% of Oakville homes are owned,
compared to 24% rented, while
10% are vacant.
Oakville real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Courtesy: BHGRE - Northwest Home Team
11+ acres of peace and quiet is ready for you to come build your dream home! With the well dug and completed, a 3 bedroom septic installed, a small shop built and 2 RV hookups already established, it will be easy for you to get the process started. Newer shop is "extra insulated" per seller due to using the building as additional living space. Starlink equipment is already installed and ready for use (buyer to verify with Starlink). This property has it all - an open field, creek access, quad trails, and plenty of acreage still forested and full of possibilities! With so much room to spread out and adventure, it will be easy to live your best life in the country. Call your agent to schedule a showing today!
Courtesy: Dream Weavers Inc.
Owner contract terms possible with rates well below bank terms.Rural 5 acres in SW of Oakville off of Harp road on Western Lane. Woodsey site is rolling but not steep. Power/Phone along Western Lane. Site plan and Glendon septic design reviewed by Grays Harbor county in March 2022. Old power service on the site but the meter has been removed. Area well reports show wells typically from 100' to 250' deep. Western Lane is a private, gravel drive privately maintained by the lot owners. No regular road maintenance or HOA fees. Manufactured hms aok. Potential building site has Westerly views. Adjoining property to the West is cleared up to the property line. Surveyed. Possible terms based on 15 yrs with a 20% down payment. 5 yr C/O.
Courtesy: Northfork Realty
Buy Land! This appealing 4.8 acre parcel in Lewis County is the perfect spot to share the fresh forest air with deer, elk, bear and several cat species. A haven for those seeking privacy and a connection with the great outdoors, this land boasts a desirable setting that borders thousands of acres of Weyerhaeuser majestic timberland. Seize the opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of this untouched haven, and let your dream home rise amidst the whispers of the wilderness. A tranquil and secluded environment for both hunters & nature lovers alike. STARLINK is available. Power is at the road.
Courtesy: Realty One Group Bold
Absolutely gorgeous rolling 5+ acres in the quiet of the country - Well is installed, power and phone at road. Magical place to calm your soul, ground your body and hear your own heartbeat in the peace and quiet of the Pacific Northwest midway between Seattle and Portland. Hawks, ravens, crows, dear and occasional elk may visit you here within a stones throw of the Olympic Forest.
Courtesy: Windermere RE/Aberdeen
This 28 +/- acre parcel borders the Capital Forest near the City of Oakville. It is also 31 miles, or a 41 minute drive, to the City of Olympia. The property was formerly known as the Capital Ridge Quarry and reclamation of the quarry was completed in 2021. The land has a large rocked yard, some timber, rock faces and a quarry pond. The General Development 5 zoning district allows 5 acre minimum lot sizes. There is good access from along Capital Ridge Lane, a paved driveway easement. All-weather internal road system. Power and phone are along Capital Ridge Lane. An on site well and septic system will be required for development. The property consists of two tax parcels. This is a very unique property and has good redevelopment potential.
