Grant County, Washington Land For Sale (77 results)

This is a great opportunity to own farm ground in one of the most widely-desired areas for permanent crop growers. 155.68 gross acres. Irrigable Acres = 142.3 acres, 138 acres under the lease. Total Water = 658.6 ac. ft., Water/Acre = 4.63 ac. ft.. Water coming from the South Columbia Basin Irrigation District. 1 pivot on the property. Two utility towers located on the property. Contact us for more information and to schedule a tour.

Located near Quincy, this exceptional property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-managed and highly productive orchard. The operation features four varieties of apples, two varieties of pears, and cherries, all grown on nice level ground with great access roads throughout. Additional tillable acres under two center pivots and a field within the orchard are currently planted in alfalfa and provide further agricultural potential.Water is plentiful with two units of Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District water, and the option to purchase additional irrigation water. A 5.2-million-gallon irrigation water storage reservoir supports the system, which is powered by three 75HP pumps for the orchard and an additional 30HP pump for the pivots.Infrastructure includes a 40x80 maintenance shop with an attached 14x40 lean-to, featuring office space and two bathrooms, one with a shower. The property is equipped with a high-volume well and insulated pump house, septic system, and pesticide storage building for operational efficiency.A long-term orchard foreman is available and interested in continuing with the new owner, offering invaluable continuity. The tillable acres under pivot have a year-to-year lease.Buyers must be accompanied by a licensed broker to view property. Please allow a 48-hour advance notice for appointments.Contact Land Specialist Doug Ott today to schedule your private showingthis is an agricultural investment opportunity you don't want to miss!

Incredible opportunity to own high back waterfront property with panoramic views overlooking the Columbia River/Wanapum Lake to the north and south with plenty of room for your next building plan. Abundant light throughout the day offering spectacular sunrises and sunsets. 13.38 acres on 2 parcels in the Wanapum Beaches Subdivision. Short drive to boat launch in the south. Multiple townships for necessities in several directions. Gorge Amphitheater is also nearby to the north. Additional lots to the south available as well for sale.

Impressive Red Rock Airfield (2WA2) with many options for your next project! Featuring a well-constructed 6" asphalt runway with dimensions of 3892 x 60 ft, this airfield is perfect for private or charter aircraft ranging from single engine prop aircraft to multi engine jets. Just 4 minutes from downtown Royal City, this 162+ acre property is ideal for bringing your airfield vision to life. Create an elevated residential neighborhood with quick road & runway access or establish a cash flowing industrial park w/hangars lining the airfield. A combination of both is also a possibility w/a site plan already created! Cash flow options are endless with owning a large piece of level property in beautiful Royal City. Call for more info!

Exceptional home on 40+ acres with breathtaking views overlooking the Columbia River! Upon entering, set your eyes out through the bright open floor plan with soaring ceilings, stone floors & large picture windows. Relax as you enjoy the surrounding beauty! Large kitchen features updated appliances, custom cabinets & tons of counter space. Master bedroom provides private access to deck & large bathroom w/walkin closet. Two addt'l bedrooms w/endless potential! AC, RV Parking, Deep 520' well provides irrigation for your planned garden space/property needs. Large shop for all your property & adventurous needs! Don't miss out on this!

Incredible opportunity to own high bank waterfront property with panoramic views overlooking the Columbia River/Wanapum Lake to the north and south with plenty of room for your next building plan. Abundant light throughout the day offering spectacular sunrises and sunsets. 13.38 acres on 2 parcels in the Wanapum Beaches Subdivision. Short drive to boat launch in the south. Multiple townships for necessities in several directions. Gorge Amphitheater is also nearby to the north. Additional lots to the south available as well for sale.

Tract 5 of the Columbia Basin, Washington farm portfolio comprises 151.10 +/- deeded acres with approximately 135.40 +/- planted vineyard acres per crop insurance records. This tract consists of one tax parcel located east of Mattawa, Washington, in an area that receives 6-7 inches of rainfall per year, per the NRCS. The landowner has operated this tract for many years, and it is fully developed as a wine grape vineyard. It is located in the Wahluke Slope AVA, a sub-appellation of the Columbia Valley AVA. There are 135.40 +/- acres, all planted to Cabernet Sauvignon wine grapes. Irrigation water for this tract is delivered via surface water rights from the South Columbia Basin Irrigation District (SCBID). There are 142.60 +/- acres shown as irrigable by SCBID allotments, and the base quantity of water (SFD) is 244.77. The 2025 irrigation assessment is $13,868.02. The irrigation district block, within which this tract is located, has a payoff date of 2031. All irrigation and filtration equipment is included in the sale, and there are no structures located on the tract. The total property taxes for 2024 were $21,341.91. The property is in an Agricultural Zone, per the Grant County Planning Division, with a 40-acre minimum parcel size. This information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed - Buyer is responsible for verifying all information before closing. Access to the data room containing production records and other confidential information will be granted upon executing a Non-Disclosure Agreement.

450 acres, Multiple income-producing Estate. Very Unique opportunity. This property boasts a beautiful rambler-style home, an inground swimming pool, and a newer hot tub, all set on a nicely landscaped yard. Also included are two large metal buildings over 2,000 sq. ft. with ample storage for all your toys and gear. 140 acres are irrigated with two pivots and wheel lines, producing hay and alfalfa, multiple cuttings per season. Land 450 acres with approximately 140 acres irrigated with 2 pivots and 2 wheel lines. 300 acres consists of range ground and wetlands with numerous ponds bordering Crab Creek which is know for being the longest creek in North America. Grant County boasts some of the best upland bird and migratory waterfowl hunting in the country. We are eastern Washington's top duck producer and the state's top goose-hunting spot! Improvements The 2280 sq ft rambler features 4 bedrooms with 2 baths with a fenced back yard and an in ground pool. There are 2 shops with plenty of room for parking your cars, toys or equipment. The ranch is near all the amenities Moses Lake has to offer including being a short distance from the Grant County International Airport. Recreation Spring Festival (Memorial Day weekend) Moses Lake Water Sports Festival (June) (first held in June 2008) Lion's Field, located Downtown near Frontier Middle School, was remodeled after a voter-approved levy. FieldTurf was installed and the first game held on the new turf was a soccer game between the Moses Lake Chiefs and the Wenatchee Panthers. The Football team opened the completed stadium on September 12, 2008. Brews and Tunes (First held in February 2018) Moses Lake Sand Dunes are open year-round to 44 and ORV enthusiasts. The Sand Dunes bring people from all over the world to play in the sand With our abundance of sunshine, golfing is available almostyear-round! There are a variety of fine courses here designed for players of every skill level. Grant County is home to 85 lakes (with over 247,000 surface acres of water on or near Moses Lake). It's no wonder why fishing is a favorite local pastime! Many of the lakes (including Moses Lake) are open for year-round fishing. Local waters offer walleye, trout, bass, perch, crappie, catfish and more! Grant County boasts some of the best upland bird and migratory waterfowl hunting in the country. We are eastern Washington's top duck producer and the state's top goose-hunting spot! There are several options available to duck and goose hunters on public land also. Agriculture The ranch is currently being used for the production of alfalfa, corn and raising cattle Region & Climate Moses Lake has a dry climate, and is classed as asemi-arid climate. It is warm during summer, when temperatures tend to be in the 80s (F) and somewhat cold during winter, when temperatures tend to be in the 30s (F). The warmest month is July, with an average maximum temperature of 88.20F (31.22C). The coldest month is January, with an average minimum temperature of 21.70F (5.72C). Temperature variations between night and day are greater during summer (27F (15C)), and less during winter (14F (7.8C)). The annual average precipitation at Moses Lake is 7.69 inches (195mm). Although rainfall is fairly evenly distributed throughout the year, it is not unusual in mid-summer for a month or six weeks to pass without any measurable rainfall.[17]The wettest month is December with an average rainfall of 1.19 inches (30mm). History Before the construction ofGrand Coulee Damon theColumbia Riverin 1941 andMoses Lake Army Air Basein 1942 the area was largely barren. Native Americans knew the area as Houaph, which meant willow.Chief Moseswas leader of the Sinkiuse tribe from 1859 to 1899, and was forced to negotiate with white settlers who began to settle in the area in the 1880s. Under pressure from the government, Chief Moses traded theColumbia Basinland for a reservation that stretched fromLake Chelannorth to the CanadaUS border. The government later traded again for what is now theColville Indian Reservation. The new settlers named the lake in honor of Chief Moses. The city was originally named Neppel, after a town in Germany where one of the original settlers had lived.[8]The first settlers established fisheries and farms some of the first exported items were carp, jackrabbits and fruit but irrigation attempts failed and settlers left at about the same rate as they came. When the town was incorporated and renamed Moses Lake in 1938, the population was estimated at 302 people.[9] The arrival of the air base in 1942 and irrigation water pumped fromGrand Coulee Damin 1955 offered newcomers a reason and a way to settle in an area that previously had little to offer other than good fishing and a place to water sheep and cattle. Moses Lake was quickly transformed into a hub for a vast region where transportation, agriculture and recreation came together.[10] The air base was built to trainWorld War IIpilots to fly theP-38 LightningandB-17 Flying Fortress, two planes that were essential to the war effort. The base was closed after the war ended, but reopened in 1948 as aU.S. Air Forcebase and test area for Boeing'sB-47 StratojetandB-50 Superfortress. The B-47 tests led to development of modern commercial jetliners still used today. Fighter jets were stationed there to protectGrand Coulee Damto the north and theHanford siteto the south.Boeingstill uses the airport as a test and evaluation facility for its aircraft.Japan Airlinesused the airport as a training area from November 1968 until March 2009. The old air base is now owned by thePort of Moses Lakeand is home toGrant County International Airport,Big Bend Community Collegeand several businesses. Farmers, meanwhile, had developed new methods to irrigate water from the lake and from theColumbia Riverand began planting expansive irrigated acreage. When theColumbia Basin Projectbegan to deliver water to the area in the mid-1950s, farms expanded by thousands of acres, growing potatoes, corn, onions, carrots and sugar beets. In little more than a decade, Moses Lake's population grew from 300 to 2,679 in 1950. Today, the population is 25,146 (2020 census). Location Moses Lake is bisected by two major highways that bypass the city center:Interstate 90andState Route 17.State Route 171andInterstate 90 Businessserve the city's downtown, connecting to the two highways Larson Air Force Base, five miles from the city of Moses Lake, originally was named Moses Lake Army Air Base. It was activated on 24 November 1942 as aWorld War IItraining center. MajorDonald A. Larson, for whom the base was later renamed, was from Yakima, Washington. TheSecretary of Defenseannounced on November 19, 1965, that Larson was to be closed by June of the following year. Larson Air Force Base, since renamedGrant County International Airport, is now a world-class heavy jet training and testing facility used by the Boeing Company, the U.S. military and NASA.[27]The airport had hosted Japan's national carrier,Japan Airlines, from 1968 to 2008 for the training of its pilots, co-pilots, and flight engineers due to lack of runway space at airports in Japan to do touch and goes with jumbo jets.[28]Columbia Pacific Aviation now handles charter passenger service to and from Moses Lake.[29]With 4,700 acres (1,900ha) and a main runway 13,500 feet (4,110m) long, it is one of the largest airports in the United States. Moses Lake is also served by the much smallermunicipal airport, which has one runway.

Phenomenal opportunity to own high bank waterfront property with panoramic views overlooking the Columbia River/Wanapum Lake to the north and south with plenty of room for your next building plan. Abundant light throughout the day offering spectacular sunrises and sunsets. 18 acres on 2 parcels in the Wanapum Beaches Subdivision. Short drive to boat launch in the south. Multiple townships for necessities in several directions. Gorge Amphitheater is also nearby to the north. Additional lots to the north and south available as well for sale.

Tract 3A of the Columbia Basin, Washington farm portfolio comprises 364.17 +/- deeded acres with approximately 324.70 +/- planted vineyard acres per crop insurance records. This tract consists of six tax parcels and is located east of Mattawa, Washington, in an area that receives 6-7 inches of rainfall per year, per the NRCS. The total acres included in the sale of this tract are subject to pending boundary line adjustments being completed by the Seller prior to closing. The landowner has operated this tract for many years and has fully developed it as a wine grape vineyard. It is located in the Wahluke Slope AVA, a sub-appellation of the Columbia Valley AVA. There are 324.70 +/- acres planted to wine grapes, with varieties consisting of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Gris, and Riesling. As one of the warmest regions in the state, the Wahluke Slope AVA is known for its red grape varieties. The AVA sits on a large, ancestral alluvial fan, and its slope and proximity to the Columbia River help minimize the risk of frost compared to other regions. Irrigation water for this tract is delivered via surface water rights from the South Columbia Basin Irrigation District (SCBID). There are 327.57 +/- acres shown as irrigable by SCBID allotments, and the 2025 irrigation assessment is $31,163.79 +/-. The irrigation district block within which this tract is located has a payoff date of 2035. All irrigation and filtration equipment is included in the sale. There are no structures located on this tract, and the total property taxes for 2024 were $27,810.49. The property is in an Agricultural Zone, per the Grant County Planning Division, with a 40-acre minimum parcel size. This information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed - Buyer is responsible for verifying all information before closing. Access to the data room containing production records and other confidential information will be granted upon executing a Non-Disclosure Agreement. Final acres, irrigation allotments and assessments, and property taxes are subject to change post-boundary line adjustment, which will be finalized and recorded prior to closing on this tract.

Tract 3B of the Columbia Basin, Washington farm portfolio comprises 266.60 +/- deeded acres with approximately 232.90 +/- planted vineyard acres per crop insurance records. This tract consists of two tax parcels and is located east of Mattawa, Washington, in an area that receives 6-7 inches of rainfall per year, per the NRCS. The landowner has operated this tract for many years and has fully developed it as a wine grape vineyard. It is located in the Wahluke Slope AVA, a sub-appellation of the Columbia Valley AVA. There are 232.90 +/- acres, all planted to Cabernet Sauvignon wine grapes. Irrigation water for this tract is delivered via surface water rights from the South Columbia Basin Irrigation District (SCBID). There are 246.90 +/- acres shown as irrigable by SCBID allotments, and the 2025 irrigation assessment is $23,043.18 +/-. The irrigation district block within which this tract is located has a payoff date of 2031. All irrigation and filtration equipment is included in the sale. There are four general-purpose buildings and a multi-wide manufactured home located on the property, which are included in the sale of this tract. The buildings are used for equipment storage and maintenance, while a vineyard employee currently occupies the manufactured home. The total property taxes for 2024 were $27,348.26. The property is in an Agricultural Zone, per the Grant County Planning Division, with a 40-acre minimum parcel size. This information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed - Buyer is responsible for verifying all information before closing. Access to the data room containing production records and other confidential information will be granted upon executing a Non-Disclosure Agreement.

Impressive Red Rock Airfield (2WA2) with many options for your next project! Featuring a well-constructed 6" asphalt runway with dimensions of 3892 x 60 ft, this airfield is perfect for private or charter aircraft ranging from single engine prop aircraft to multi engine jets. Just 4 minutes from downtown Royal City, this 162+ acre property is ideal for bringing your airfield vision to life. Create an elevated residential neighborhood with quick road & runway access or establish a cash flowing industrial park w/hangars lining the airfield. A combination of both is also a possibility w/a site plan already created! Cash flow options are endless with owning a large piece of level property in beautiful Royal City. Call for more info!

Become an owner of the 40 acres in Eagle Springs Ranch, that is located in sunny central WA. Camp, hunt, horseback ride and bike even build off the grid. Approximately 12 minutes Northeast of Moses Lake and 10 minutes from Wilson Creek.

Become an owner of 40 acres in beautiful Eagle Springs Ranch! Located approximately 20 minutes from Moses Lake and 10 minutes from Wilson Creek. Enjoy sunny central Washington. Hunt, bike, horseback ride, come camp and get away from the busy city life or even build off the grid. 120 acres for $124,000, individual 80 acres for $82,000, or 40 acres for $42,000.

This Washington State orchard and irrigated row crop farm is comprised of 269.92 +/- deeded acres across three tax parcels in Grant County, Washington. This multifaceted property currently consists of permanent crop plantings, which are managed by a professional orchard management company, and row crop acres, which have been operated by a local tenant for several years under a cash-rent lease. There are 103.80 +/- acres planted to trees, 53.1 +/- acres currently planted to a hay crop, and 36.10 +/- open acres for a total of 193.0 +/- tillable acres, per crop insurance records. The primary crops grown on this property include high-density organic apples, conventional cherries, and hay and row crops. Washingtons organic apple growers produce more than 93% of the countrys organic apple output, per the Washington State Tree Fruit Association. The propertys organic acres, which are certified yearly by the Washington State Department of Agriculture, consist of several varieties including Gala, Granny Smith, and Fuji. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Quincy Columbia Basin Irrigation District (QCBID). The water allocations, included in the sale, are located in a block that has been paid off and is not subject to Reclamation Reform Act limitations. There is a 1,152-square-foot farm implement building/shop located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The building is currently occupied by the orchard management company. For more information and to request the full information package, please contact Adam Woiblet.

3.76 acres of commercial land zoned C-2 (General Commercial). Highly visible location between Central Dr. and Hwy 17 with Home Depot, Wal-Mart & Food Pavilion Grocery Store. All utilities available with sewer, water, power, phone, cable, sidewalk curb, gutter and streetlights installed. Over 390 ft. of frontage on Central Dr., Land is bordered on the N by Hwy 17 which provides good visibility to high traffic counts. Phase one environmental report completed. Inquire regarding Restrictions and Easements between neighbors for future use.

Incredible opportunity to own a full city block (2.23 acres) offering a 8,690 sq. ft. Main Dealership Building, and 11,250 sq. ft. Service Building, with large area to expand or use for parking. Main Building provides 6 offices, warehouse, parts department, and loading dock. The building includes 2 restrooms, lounge area, show room, storage areas, 2 fiber optic connections, ADT security with cameras. New membrane roof with warranty. Service Building has hydronic floor heating, oil/water separator, 5 commercial grade shop doors, 25' center line roof height. Service building also includes bathrooms, utility room w/laundry, full kitchen hookups, secure storage, 6 miles of CAT5/6 installed. Parking 50-200+ vehicles. High traffic location.

The Arnold J. Hedman Testamentary Trust, real estate is being offered for immediate sale. The Farm is located, 10.0 miles southeast of Mattawa, Washington approximately 2.04.0 miles north of the Columbia River. The Properties being offered for sale are Units 37, 44, 70, and 72 of Block 253. Units 70 and 72 adjoin each other and all of the Units are within 2.0 miles of each other. Access to all Units is from improved Grant County Roads. See attached Location Plat depicting location of each Unit and access roads. Arnold and Irys Hedman acquired the land in the mid 1970s. The land was native range land with scattered sagebrush. The Hedmans cleared the land, installed irrigation, and soon it blossomed into productive irrigated cropland where they raised a variety of row crops. The land continues to be farmed by a member of the Hedman family. The Properties are well maintained with an emphasis on stewardship. Mattawas annual precipitation is 7.4 inches. The Mattawa area has one of the longest growing seasons in the Pacific Northwest allowing double cropping of row crops. It is situated in a diverse agricultural area where all types of row crops, vineyards, and tree fruits are raised. Please see attached PDF files more for information.

This charming 25+ acre hobby farm in Soap Lake offers 21+ acres of fertile, farmable land with a legal ground water source & well-maintained irrigation equipment. 3 bed, 2 bath home boasts breathtaking views, while two additional outbuildings are equipped with electricity & heating! A large 1500+sqft shop adds even more functionality to the property. Ditch the electronics and live a lifestyle that connects to nature, develops life skills, responsibility & a sense of accomplishment! Time to embrace the fresh air, endless jars of jam and fruit from the established fruit trees! Why buy eggs when you can collect your own? Bring the cattle and horses! There's room for it all, even the sourdough starter has its own spot!

This 454.32-acre property in Mattawa, WA presents a unique opportunity for agricultural development or investment. With its high-quality soil, efficient irrigation system, and strategic location, it is well-positioned to support a variety of farming operations. This is a premium circle irrigated farm in the Columbia Basin of Washington State, with plentiful irrigation water and abundant sunshine. Farmland doesn't get better than this....anywhere.

Executive Summary We are pleased to present this exceptional opportunity to acquire a 150-acre circle irrigated farm located in the fertile region of Mattawa, Washington. This property boasts prime agricultural land with an established irrigation system, making it an ideal investment for farming operations. Property Highlights Size: 150 wet acres under pivot, 156.3 gross acres. Location: Mattawa, WA Irrigation District: South Columbia Basin Irrigation District Irrigation System: Fully equipped Valley corner circle irrigation system, ensuring optimal water distribution for crops. Soil Quality: Excellent soil composition suitable for a variety of crops, including fruits, vegetables, grains and alfalfa hay. Access: Direct access via county road with proximity to major highways. Location Mattawa is located in Grant County, Washington, known for its favorable climate and agricultural productivity. The area offers: Proximity to Markets: Convenient access to regional markets and distribution centers. Climate: Ideal growing conditions with ample sunlight and moderate rainfall Community: Supportive agricultural community. Financial Information Asking Price: $3,000,000 Property Taxes: 2024 $3758.18 Seller would like to lease back. Conclusion: This 150-acre circle irrigated farm in Mattawa, WA, represents a rare opportunity for agricultural investment in the Columbia Basin. With its established irrigation system, prime location, and long growing season, this property is a must-see for serious buyers.

Located in Quincy, FU 210 & 211 Block 72 offers 153+ acres of prime farmland with excellent visibility and access along Highway 281. The property boasts 140 acres of highly productive tillable ground, all irrigated by efficient pivot systems sourced through QCBID. The NW corner features a large, unfinished 2-story home (2448 sqft, built in 1972), several outbuildings, and established utilities including a well, septic, and power. With stunning hill views, this peaceful, secluded property is surrounded by farmland and orchards. Additional potential includes a preliminary short plat for subdividing into two lots. Endless possibilities await!

This exceptional 115+ acre farm in the heart of the Wahluke Viticulture Area offers incredible potential. Fully equipped with an 8-tower Valley center pivot, it ensures efficient irrigation! The land features a supreme soil profile with loamy fine sand, a 0-15% slope, and deep, well-drained soil ideal for high-yield crops. A 50 hp pump provides reliable water from the canal-based Bureau system. Surrounded by flourishing orchards and vineyards, this farm is perfectly situated for growth in one of Washington's most prestigious agricultural regions. Don't miss this opportunity! 110 Irrigable Acres sourced through the bureau-canal based water!

Over 146 acres located in a desirable viticulture area! 131 irrigated crop acres totalincluding ~6 acres of cherry orchardserved by South Columbia Irrigation District canal water. Pivot irrigation plus drip on the orchard. Known for frost-free days and excellent air movementideal for orchards and vineyardsbut priced as row crop, offering strong upside for investors or growers. High-yield sandy loam soilspotatoes thrive here! Cherries planted in 2009 with some newer varieties. Scenic views all around, plus a small manufactured home in the SW corner adds versatility. Available to farm 2026!

An outstanding opportunity to acquire approximately 788.5 total deeded acres across multiple farm units in the highly productive Columbia Basin Project. These farms offer approximately 622.3 irrigated acres, canal-based water delivery, pivot irrigation, multiple dwellings, and shops- is ready to farm the 2026 year making this an ideal acquisition for operators, investors, or multi-generational ag enterprises. Additional Details available.