5 Washington Homes with Golf Views, Dunes Living, and Acreage

On a quiet loop in Sequim’s North Sunland community, this like-new townhome pairs a crisp, open layout with thoughtful upgrades for everyday ease. Vaulted ceilings and tray ceilings add volume overhead, while wood floors and a cozy fireplace bring warmth to the main living spaces. In the kitchen, quartz countertops, alder cabinets, and stainless-steel appliances create a clean, functional hub for weeknight meals or relaxed entertaining, complemented by custom remote blinds that fine-tune light and privacy. The spacious primary suite features a large walk-in closet and a well-appointed bath with double sinks, and two additional bedrooms offer flexibility. A two-car garage with extra storage keeps gear neatly tucked away. Out back, a private, fenced patio extends living outdoors, with Sunland amenities—pool, clubhouse, RV parking, tennis courts, and golf—just beyond.

On S Skylark Way in Othello, this custom designed home brings everyday living into a more expressive register, with unique spaces and spectacular golf course views. Stonework and distinctive architecture set the tone, while spiral staircases add a sculptural note between levels. The gourmet kitchen is designed for real use, featuring granite countertops, a pantry, and a snack bar, and all appliances stay—including the washer and dryer—for an easy transition. Comfort is thoughtfully addressed with two heat pumps and four fireplaces/woodstoves/pellet stoves, offering flexible, efficient warmth through winter. A newer 50-year rated roof adds peace of mind. Under the three-car garage, a same-size shop/storage area with both indoor and outdoor access creates room for projects and overflow. A hot tub rounds out the home’s sense of lived-in indulgence.

On a quiet cul-de-sac in College Place, this well-maintained residence sits on a spacious, private lot and unfolds with a thoughtfully flexible layout. The main floor centers on an updated kitchen that flows easily into the dining area and living room—an inviting arrangement for everyday routines and casual gatherings alike. A separate, adaptable space offers options for either formal dining or an additional living area, letting the home shift with changing needs and seasons.

Along the oceanfront in Long Beach, this cabin sits tucked into the dunes at the end of a quiet lane, offering a simple rhythm shaped by sand, sea air, and time outdoors. Inside, a warm brick fireplace anchors the living area, while an open-concept layout keeps daily life easy and connected. The country kitchen opens naturally to the main living space, letting conversation and cooking share the same room. Charm runs throughout, giving the interiors an inviting, lived-in feel. Outside, a garage adds practical flexibility, paired with covered outdoor living space for lingering after beach walks. A newer gazebo extends the setting even further, creating an easy spot to gather, relax, and make oceanside memories as the day winds down.

Set in the Brush Prairie area near Vancouver, Washington, this 5-acre vacant parcel offers a practical head start for a future homesite. Water and utilities are next to the property, with the water supply coming from the water tower on the adjacent parcel—an on-site advantage that removes the need to drill a well. Zoned FR-5, the land is approved for either a stick-built or manufactured home, giving you flexibility as you plan what comes next. The setting feels quietly residential while still connected to the broader Brush Prairie community. Access is managed by a gate, with parking available outside, and the listing encourages buyers to perform their own due diligence. It’s a straightforward canvas with key infrastructure already in place, ready for a thoughtful next chapter.

Size: 5.00 acres