Courtesy: Windermere RE/Methow Valley
509-997-6562
Amy Scarsella
This rugged yet accessible 1.19-acre lot offers pristine low-bank Methow River frontage, a seasonal pond, towering trees, and the peaceful seclusion of a true mountain retreat. Enjoy the soothing sounds of the river and sweeping mountain views from a setting that feels wild, scenic and untouched. Ideal for a future getaway cabin, RV use, or seasonal camping, this exceptional property places adventure just beyond your doorstep, with world-class climbing, hiking, skiing, and year-round recreation nearby - all just 5 miles from the iconic Mazama Store. Whether you're seeking a private escape, recreational base camp, or future homesite, this is a rare opportunity to own affordable Mazama riverfront with remarkable natural beauty and year-round appeal.
Courtesy: Windermere RE/Methow Valley
509-997-6562
Alexis Monetta Port
Tucked along the banks of the Lost River, this 1.08-acre recreational property offers a rare opportunity to own a slice of Methow Valley paradise. Surrounded by towering evergreens and stunning mountain views, the property features a beautiful sandy beach frontage and multiple potential camping or future building areas to enjoy the peaceful river setting. Whether you're dreaming of a seasonal getaway, riverside campsite, or future retreat, this property is ready for adventure. Conveniently located just off Cedarosa Park Road, with easy access to outdoor recreation year-round. No well or septic currently installed, allowing the next owner to create their vision from the ground up in this incredible natural setting.
Courtesy: Windermere RE/Methow Valley
509-996-6562
Delene Monetta
MAZAMA CORE location—rare .61 acre building lot just steps from the Mazama Store, Pub, and the Mazama Trailhead, offering true four-season recreation right out your door. Ski, bike, and hike directly from the property, then spend your afternoons relaxing along the nearby Methow River with access to shared openspace riverfront featuring low-bank shoreline, sandy beach, peaceful eddies, and beautiful spots to gather, explore, or simply unwind. This forested homesite is rich with towering pines and a classic woodsy feel, thoughtfully opened to provide filtered light, usability, and peek-a-boo views of the river and surrounding mountain peaks. The terrain is gentle and highly buildable—ideal for your custom cabin or Methow retreat. Inc. a well, the power is available on the property, making the path to building more straightforward. Located within a desirable neighborhood of quality homes, the setting offers both privacy and convenience in equal measure. Zoned to allow nightly rental, this parcel presents strong investment potential as well as an exceptional lifestyle opportunity. Whether you envision a cozy getaway, or a modern cabin, this property captures the essence of Mazama living—steps to trails, close to the core, and immersed in the natural beauty of the Methow Valley.
Courtesy: North Cascade Land & Home Co.
509-996-4511
Tricia Eyre
Mazama Lost River Waterfront! Rare river lot has beautiful setting. Organic assorted landscape. Level lot. Lowbank riverfront allows easy access to enjoy the clear fresh glacier water. 1.13 Acre. Surveyed. Well established. Pump in well and wired for energy. Small movable shed for your gear. RV site is extra special too! About 5 miles from the mazama store off Lost River Road. Gated driveway. Park at gate and walk the land. View with discretion. Including all 4-leggeds!
Courtesy: American Dream R. E. Services
360-588-1515
Forbes Hansen
Midway between Mazama and Winthrop is an amazing territorial view property of the valley. Numerous choice building sites that overlook fields and the North Cascade mountains. In the winter, step out your door and hit the ski trail. The rest of the year enjoy privacy, wildlife, mountain bike trails and hiking in your back yard. This property is wooded with Aspen groves and backs up to USFS lands. Access easement newly recorded through eastern parcel.
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Mazama is located in Washington. Mazama, Washington has a population of 158. Mazama is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.64%.
The median household income in Mazama, Washington is $68,594. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,992 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Mazama is 46.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 16.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 26.9 inches per year, with 155.1 inches of snow per year.
