5 Washington Homes and Investment Properties from Bellevue to Spokane

On a residential street in Bellevue, this charming townhome pairs classic architecture with an appealing, freshly painted interior. Hardwood floors bring warmth underfoot, while ample windows draw in natural light and frame views of lush greenery. A gas fireplace anchors the living space, creating an easy rhythm for quiet evenings and casual gatherings alike. Beyond the front door, the community extends the day-to-day experience with a clubhouse, pool, tennis courts, and walking paths—spaces that invite everything from morning laps to an unhurried stroll. Landscaping and exterior maintenance are included, reinforcing the ease of life in this well-managed setting. It’s a home designed for comfortable routines, with just the right balance of privacy, light, and shared amenities.

Along the water’s edge above Hood Canal, this private Pacific Northwest retreat unfolds across 8 beautiful acres in Union. The thoughtfully designed rambler pairs comfort with craftsmanship: maple hardwood floors, solid wood doors with wheelchair accessibility, vaulted ceilings, and an open-concept layout that draws in natural light. A spacious gourmet kitchen anchors daily life and entertaining, with quartz countertops, abundant cabinetry, generous workspace, and easy flow into the main living areas. Recent updates include a new roof (2025) and new septic system (2025). Outdoors, mature timber, fruit trees, and a sprinkler system frame room to explore or garden, all with Hood Canal views. An insulated pole barn adds serious flexibility—RV parking with 30-amp hookup, boat storage, workshop or home business space, plus loft, power, water, and septic connection—supporting a rhythm of recreation, projects, and quiet evenings at home.

Along the water’s edge on desirable Trout Lake in Auburn, this nearly half-acre retreat pairs tranquil lake views with a rare sense of peace and privacy. Mornings begin with coffee by the water, while afternoons drift between several decks and patios framed by thoughtfully designed, low-maintenance landscaping. Inside, an updated kitchen brings together stylish cabinetry, granite countertops, newer appliances, and engineered hardwood flooring. The dining area opens to a light-filled sunroom, creating an easy flow to a private, parklike backyard suited to indoor-outdoor living and entertaining. The spacious primary suite reads like its own getaway, with a cozy sitting area, a woodturning stove, an ensuite bath, and a walk-in closet. Crisp white millwork and doors add a clean, timeless finish throughout. With year-round fishing from a private deck, pontoon access, RV parking, and proximity to Hwy 167, I-5, and Hwy 18, lakeside living feels effortless day to day.

Surrounded by just under 160 acres near Diamond Lake, this flexible holding pairs open ground with a richly wooded landscape and the gentle presence of Moon Creek. Three separate pasture areas create room to spread out, while mountain views frame daily life in every season. The land is threaded with a beautiful mix of Douglas fir, tamarack, bull pine, spruce, aspen, and cedar, complemented by paved frontage for easy access.

On a neighborhood street in Spokane’s Audubon Park area, this eight-unit apartment property offers a straightforward, well-kept living environment with all one-bedroom residences described as being in excellent condition. Day to day, the details that matter are already in place: ample off-street parking, common laundry, and a fully irrigated setting that’s professionally maintained. The result is a building that reads as cared for, with an ease that supports both residents and ownership.