±164 Acres Pend Oreille County Timber & Pasture Property

This 164-acre property in Pend Oreille County provides a diverse mix of managed timber, open pasture, and varied terrain that makes it suitable for multiple land uses. The property features partially fenced boundaries and a combination of wooded and open areas, creating opportunities for agricultural, recreational, and residential activities. Its size and configuration allow for livestock grazing, equestrian use, and potential placement of a custom home or other structures in a rural setting while maintaining privacy and a sense of seclusion. Skookum Creek flows through the property for approximately 850 feet, creating an attractive natural feature, supporting riparian habitat, and attracting local wildlife. The timbered sections of the property have been actively managed, supporting sustainable forest stewardship practices. These areas maintain a balance between forest cover and open space, helping to promote long-term land health and enhancing the propertys ecological value. The landscape provides habitat for a variety of wildlife species native to the region, including turkey, deer, and elk, with occasional sightings of bear and mountain lion. This makes the property suitable for hunting, wildlife observation, and other outdoor recreational activities, while also supporting natural biodiversity. Open pasture areas provide ample space for horses, cattle, or other livestock. The varied terrain across the property provides flexibility for different uses, such as grazing, recreation, or potential homesite placement. Rolling areas, open fields, and wooded sections can accommodate multiple activities simultaneously, allowing the property to function as a working ranch, a recreational retreat, or a combination of both. Its location offers additional recreational and practical advantages. The property is within reasonable proximity to the Pend Oreille River, providing access to recreational activities such as fishing, boating, and riverside exploration. Nearby communities include Usk, Cusick, and Newport, each offering access to essential services, supplies, and local amenities while maintaining a rural environment. This proximity allows residents or land users to enjoy the seclusion of a private setting without being completely isolated from community infrastructure. Beyond its immediate uses, this 164-acre parcel represents a long-term investment opportunity or a land bank. Its combination of timber, open ground, and wildlife habitat ensures that the property holds value across multiple potential applications. Buyers seeking agricultural land, recreational acreage, or a rural residential property will find versatility in its layout and location. Over time, the propertys timber and open acreage can provide potential returns, while its rural setting preserves its appeal for future development or private enjoyment. The setting strikes a balance between privacy and accessibility. Roads and access points connect the property to nearby towns while maintaining a secluded atmosphere that is often sought after in Pend Oreille County. Overall, this 164-acre property offers a combination of natural resources, recreational potential, and long-term investment value, providing a flexible option for a variety of landownership goals. The sale is contingent upon Pend Oreille County approval of land division and/or lot line adjustment. Buyer or Buyers broker is responsible for performing due diligence on the validity of water rights. Call Land Specialist Doug Ott today to schedule your private tour!