A Touch of Tuscany - Hillside View Lot For Sale -

Land for Sale with View of Kittitas Valley and Cascade Mountain Range, near Ellensburg, Washington

Spring Fruit Blossoms

Eastern Washington acreage for sale. Rural lot with stunning view of Kittitas Valley and Cascade Mountains for sale by owner. Located on southern rim of the Kittitas Valley. Short (under 15 minute) drive to Ellensburg with shopping, schools, Central Washington University. Two hour drive from Seattle (international airport, city arts, eating, culture).

Perfect country estate size - approximately 3 acres - for rural living. Protective covenants. Trees along property boundaries for privacy. Deep soil and irrigation water - ideal for the gardener or horse owner. Trail system being developed for non-motorized use.

Private all weather road provides access to lot. Paved county road just past Lombardy poplars in this picture.

Panoramic view of Kittitas Valley from Interstate-82 view point showing approximate location of this lot. This view is north across the Kittitas Valley towards the Wenatchee Mountains which flank the northern edge of the Kittitas Valley.

This is a beautiful four season location characterized by sunny dry summers, colorful autumns, snowy (but not too long) winters, and early springs. Warm dry summers and irrigation water create a landscaper's paradise. Although plants must be winter hardy, there are many colorful and rewarding landscape plants to choose from for this area.


Flowering Quince	Peaches

Protective Covenants apply to this lot in order to preserve the aesthetic values of this area.


Apple Blossoms	Hummingbird feeds on bean blossoms.

Canals bring water from the Cascade Mountains to use for irrigating crops.

Summer sunset - Kittitas Valley

There is something about the sunsets in the Kittitas Valley -- Spectacular. Stunning. A wash of color gliding across the sky. One pleasant warm evening last summer we sat on lawn chairs out on the side of the road and did nothing but watch the sun slide below the edge of the horizon, followed soon after by the moon and, as an added bonus, Venus also slipped out of sight. And I mustn't neglect to mention that it was a skywatcher's triple bonus night -- the start of the Perseid meteor showers and as the stunning sunset colors faded to deep purple and the stars appeared we saw two meteors blaze into the atmosphere.