Courtesy: Riley Jackson Real Estate Inc.
360-753-8000
Misti Birindelli
Ready to build your dream lifestyle? Don’t miss this rare opportunity! Nestled among majestic, towering evergreens, this spectacular 1.90 acre residential parcel delivers the perfect blend of privacy, breathtaking natural beauty, and a truly seamless, ready-to-build setting. Forget the headaches of raw land—all the heavy lifting has been done for you! Water Ready: An installed well is already in place. Cleared & Marked: Professionally surveyed with corners clearly marked. Approved septic site evaluation. The gently sloping approach leads you to a level, sun-drenched building site, beautifully framed by a dramatic, natural evergreen backdrop. With roughly 70 feet of road frontage on Lynch Road and effortless access to Highway 8, you get the absolute best of peaceful country living just 30 minutes from the heart of Olympia! Whether you’re dreaming of a custom architectural masterpiece, a massive shop for your toys, or just room to breathe and spread out, this pristine canvas is ready to bring your vision to life today. Your future starts here—come claim it before someone else does!
Courtesy: eXp Realty
888-317-5197
Melanie Menge
Not all land feels the same—and this 5.4-acre property near McCleary proves it. Set just 30 minutes west of Olympia in Grays Harbor County, this property gives you options. Keep it as your private recreational escape or turn it into the site of your future home (electricity at the road). With a mix of wooded privacy, open meadows, a year-round creek, and a small pond, it’s the kind of place you can start enjoying immediately while planning what comes next. The property stretches across both sides of Belle Lane, creating a unique layout that offers separation, flexibility, and a sense of space. An established ATV trail winds through the upper property—follow it to explore the different features and get a true feel for everything this land has to offer. Climb to the higher portion of the property and you’ll find another potential building site with beautiful territorial views—an ideal setting for a home that actually takes advantage of the land. When you’re ready to build, Grays Harbor County’s more property-owner-friendly approach (compared to nearby Thurston County) gives you greater freedom in how you use your land. And when you want to get away, you’re already there—within an hour of Pacific Ocean beaches, Olympic National Park, and the Hood Canal. Whether you're looking for a weekend basecamp or the foundation for your dream home, this property gives you room to decide—and room to grow.
Courtesy: homecoin.com
888-400-2513
Jonathan Minerick
Looking for a building site that is out of town and in the country, but not too far from amenities. This 1-acre lot is ready for your new house. The septic has been installed, well drilled, and is operating, and power is on the property. The land is level, and is cleared and has some older fruit trees and evergreen trees. The lot is level and does not flood. The well has a small pumphouse over it. The ground is grassy and has been used as a pasture in the past. Easy commute to Olympia, Shelton, or Aberdeen.
Courtesy: Better Properties Grays Harbor
360-470-0354
Kristi Christensen
Discover the perfect blend of country and convenience on this beautiful 2-acre parcel. Tucked away at the end of a private cul-de-sac, this property offers a peaceful setting while still being close to town. The land has already been cleared, is partially fenced, and has a shared well, making it easy to bring your plans and envision your future home, shop, or retreat.
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McCleary is located in Washington. McCleary, Washington has a population of 2,181. McCleary is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 29.74% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.25%.
The median household income in McCleary, Washington is $60,221. The median household income for the surrounding county is $53,615 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in McCleary is 37.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 34.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 73.6 inches per year, with 5 inches of snow per year.
