Courtesy: Snohomes Realty Inc
360-793-9622
Dawna Finley
GREAT LOCATION with year-round access. Private, level, nicely wooded mountain view property .84 acres. Cleared, partially graveled and RV ready now. Pull in a tiny home, build your own, improve for full-time residence or have a home base to recreation ~ lots of options. Improvements include 200 AMP power. Two lean-to sheds ~ owner utilized for glamping w/on demand propane shower, composting toilet, kitchen area for prep & another for fire-wood storage. Quick access to recreational activities ~ Index climbing, river rafting, fishing and hiking. 30 min to Stevens Pass. Wanting the freedom to live as desired? Use your imagination, plenty of room here! Tiny homes on land are selling for over $300K! Buyer 2 verify intended use meets needs
Courtesy: John L. Scott, Inc.
425-883-6464
Patrick Sullivan
WELCOME TO DOWNTOWN INDEX! This once in a life time opportunity sits on a half acre(.48) site and is one of the few remaining INDEX lots available within the city limits. It boasts spectacular Mt. Index views that will leave you spell bound! It's a very unique parcel comprised of 6 individual lots that give you easy access to world class rafting, skiing, salmon fishing, hiking, kayaking, & the famous rock climbing of Index. Conveniently located 20 min to Stevens Pass. This special lot is outside of the flood zone...so this listing won't last long. Call helpful listing agent with any questions. Come out and work where you play!
Courtesy: KandR Home Realty, LLC
425-830-0829
Steven Wallingford
Within a gated community with ACCESS to the river. Located in the best recreation area along HWY 2. Camp now while you plan for the future. Lot overgrown and access is a challenge but it is mostly flat and it can be seen from the roadway. Power is on road. Seller will consider owner carry financing.
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Index is located in Washington. Index, Washington has a population of 209. Index is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 32.61% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 35.17%.
The median household income in Index, Washington is $60,313. The median household income for the surrounding county is $78,020 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in Index is 44.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 32.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 63.3 inches per year, with 49.3 inches of snow per year.
