Timbered Building Lot Near Springdale With Power Nearby

Located near Springdale, this 5.0-acre parcel offers a quiet, timbered setting with convenient access and flexible use options. The property is situated in Stevens County and lies just off Springdale Hunters Road, providing a balance of seclusion and accessibility. A well-maintained road leads to the parcel, supporting year-round entry for a variety of uses. The land features a gently sloping topography with a natural covering of trees, offering privacy and a scenic environment. The terrain may accommodate a range of potential building sites, whether for a primary residence or a seasonal cabin. Power is available nearby, which may simplify future development plans. The absence of an HOA and very few restrictions allows flexibility in how the property is used, subject to county regulations. This can be beneficial for those seeking fewer limitations on building styles, timelines, or land use. The surrounding area is characterized by a mix of private land and large tracts of public ground. The property is located near thousands of acres of publicly accessible land, offering opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, wildlife viewing, and hunting. The region is known for its natural landscapes and access to recreational opportunities throughout the year. The parcel is located approximately 10 miles from Springdale, WA, providing access to basic services and amenities. The city of Spokane, WA, is approximately 47 miles to the south, offering expanded shopping, dining, medical facilities, and transportation options. This location allows for a rural setting while maintaining access to larger urban resources when needed. An adjacent 4.6-acre parcel is also available for purchase, creating the possibility of expanding the total acreage for those seeking additional space or investment potential. This property presents an opportunity to own acreage in Stevens County with a natural setting, nearby utilities, and proximity to public lands. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding building suitability, utilities, and land use requirements.