Five wooded acres, a gravel drive, and a home with good bones. The manufactured home lives easy: open living and dining, a tidy kitchen with laundry right there, two bedrooms, and a covered deck for morning coffee. Douglas fir stands thick around the place, with outbuildings and a framed shop already started for whoever wants a project. Room to spread out, trees to walk in, and a price that leaves something in your pocket for the rest. Five acres of Douglas fir on a quiet ridge, a gravel drive that winds up through the trees, and a home that has been lived in and looked after. This is the kind of place people picture when they say they want to get out of town a little.The manufactured home is straightforward and solid. Open living and dining run the length of the front, with big windows that pull in the light and the tree line. The kitchen is efficient and well kept, with laundry built right in so you are not hauling baskets across the house. Two bedrooms, a full bath, and a covered deck out front that catches the morning and stays cool in the afternoon. It is comfortable as it sits, and it takes updates well if you want to put your own stamp on it.Outside is where this property earns its keep. There is a well house, a couple of sheds for tools and equipment, and a framed outbuilding already stood up and partially insulated, waiting on finish work to become a shop, a studio, or a bunkhouse. The cleared area around the home leaves room for a garden, chickens, a trailer, or all three, and the standing timber behind it gives you privacy no fence can buy.The land itself is mostly wooded, sloping and quiet, with fir and hardwood and the kind of ground cover that tells you the site drains and grows. Walk it in the morning and you will hear more birds than traffic. There is room to build a larger home here down the road, to run a small hobby operation, or simply to leave the trees alone and enjoy having them.Be clear-eyed about what this is: an older home on acreage, priced accordingly, with projects available to anyone who wants them. That is also what makes it reachable. Five private acres with a roof already over your head does not come along often at this price, and a buyer who is willing to finish the shop and put a few weekends into the yard has a lot to work with.
