Ocosta real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Ocosta real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Courtesy: Cascadia NW Real Estate
360-904-8497
Shana O'Brien
Investor alert! Love the outdoors? This is your home-base! This lightly treed lot is .30 acres/13,068 sq ft. No permit needed for RV and tent camping. Only one mile to South Bay and 7 miles to the beautiful Washington Coastline. At this price, your land search ends here. Outside of 100/500 year floodplains. No perc, septic or road started- raw land. Buyer due diligence to revive access road: vacated Right-of-Way. Contact agent for more information. No trespassing on neighbor property
Courtesy: Cascadia NW Real Estate
360-904-8497
Shana O'Brien
Own a coastal lot at this price? You need to see it to enjoy this beautiful coastal lot in Ocosta, Washington. 6534 sqft/.15 acres of vacant treed land only 1 mile to hiking or fishing in South Bay and 7 miles to Westport, WA. No permit needed for camping/RV! Outside of 100 and 500 yr flood plains. No perc, septic, well or road started. Buyer due diligence to revive access road: vacated Right-of-Way. Inquire with agent for more information. No trespassing on neighbor property
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