5 Sold Washington Homes from Mountain Views to Waterfront Living

From its elevated setting in the Blue Skies neighborhood, this move-in-ready single-family home pairs a spacious layout with mountain views and a long list of practical upgrades. The kitchen and dining room feature brand new LifeProof vinyl planking, complemented by newly refinished oak kitchen cabinets. Ceramic tile entryways add durability at the thresholds, while new carpet runs through the basement and stairs for a softer feel underfoot. Storage is thoughtfully handled, from a two-car garage with loft access to a 12′ x 20′ Old Hickory garden/tool shed with a loft and roll-up garage-door entry. Plumbed for a central vacuum system and equipped with forced-air gas heat and central air, the home is set up for everyday ease. Outside, well-manicured lawns meet very large RV, ATV, and boat parking, plus extra paved blacktop parking—ideal for an active, on-the-go rhythm.

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Commanding an outlook to Issaquah Creek, this newly remodeled, top-floor residence pairs privacy and quiet with a downtown Issaquah address on Dogwood Street. Inside, a thoughtful one-bedroom layout creates an easy rhythm: a natural living room, a separate dining area, and a well-sized bedroom with a full-wall closet. The generous kitchen leans practical and polished, with new slab counters, abundant counterspace and storage, and the welcome bonus of gas cooking. Updates continue with new flooring, lighting, and fresh paint, while a forced-air heating system keeps things comfortable. The community itself is notably cared for, with exteriors and landscaping redone in 2020, including Hardi-plank siding, new roofs, windows, and lighting. Owners also enjoy a party room, a carport, and ample guest and second-car parking—ideal for an active, walkable routine near Confluence Park.

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On Country Vista in Liberty Lake, this residence at #313 is offered simply as SOLD, with no additional details provided in the listing. The address places it within an established residential setting, where everyday life tends to revolve around easy routines and a sense of neighborhood rhythm. Beyond that, the original description does not specify interior features, finishes, layout, or shared amenities, so the story here remains intentionally minimal—defined more by location than by a catalog of upgrades. What’s clear is the straightforward identity of a residential home in Liberty Lake, set within a numbered building or community. It’s a reminder that sometimes the most enduring appeal is quiet and practical: a place with an address, a front door, and the promise of making it your own over time.

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Steps from the shoreline in downtown Langley, this rare offering places you in one of Whidbey Island’s most walkable communities—close to acclaimed dining, galleries, wine bars, and shopping. Set on beautifully landscaped 0.45 acres with captivating Puget Sound views, the property pairs a versatile main residence with a detached ADU with dedicated parking and a detached shop. Inside, a window-lined dining room frames ever-changing water vistas and occasional whale sightings, while an expansive deck extends the living space for easy entertaining. Recent updates include fresh interior and exterior paint, refinished hardwood floors, and new carpet. Thoughtful flexibility continues with primary suites on both the main and upper levels, plus a guest suite featuring a kitchenette, full bath, flex space, and private patio access—made for effortless hosting and unhurried coastal days.

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Along the water’s edge on North Bluff Road in Greenbank, this rare high-bank waterfront cottage captures wide Puget Sound vistas with views stretching to the Cascades and Mt. Baker. Rebuilt in 2017, the home is designed to live outward, with expansive decks that make daily coffee, sunset watching, and outdoor dining feel effortless. A detached 2-car garage includes a workshop for projects and storage, while a bunkhouse adds flexible space—paired with its own view deck for quiet afternoons above the shoreline. For days when you want sand and salt air up close, private beach access sits just down the street. It’s a setting that invites you to slow down, step outside often, and let the horizon set the pace.

Size: 1.00 acres

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