Located in Stevens County, Washington, this 23.72± acre property offers a combination of open pasture, rolling terrain, wooded acreage, and approximately 0.28 miles of year-round Huckleberry Creek frontage. Zoned RA-5, the property includes a vintage farmhouse, multiple agricultural buildings, fenced pasture, and infrastructure that supports a variety of residential, agricultural, and recreational uses. The home is an approximately 1,008-square-foot farmhouse with 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a basement. Recent improvements include updated electrical service, new insulation, and new drywall throughout much of the home. The home features forced-air heating, with a wood-burning stove providing an additional heat source during the cooler months. The property is served by a drilled well providing a reliable water source for residential and agricultural needs. Access is available through two separate gated entrances, and the county-maintained road provides year-round access, including winter snow removal. The property is also located along a school bus route. Agricultural improvements include six outbuildings, most of which feature power and concrete floors. The large barn includes both water and electrical service along with a basement level, providing flexible storage or workspace. Additional structures include a detached garage with an upper room, two chicken coops, and other utility buildings that can accommodate equipment, livestock, or hobby farming activities. The land is fully fenced along the property boundaries, with additional cross fencing creating two enclosed pastures. Rolling hills transition into wooded portions of the property, offering a diverse landscape suitable for livestock, gardening, recreation, or simply enjoying the natural setting. No expense was spared on the recently constructed engineered bridge and improved road, which led to a leveled building area suitable for an additional home. Several established fruit and nut trees are located throughout the property, including apple trees, plum trees, and black walnut trees. Seasonal vegetation and naturally occurring plants contribute to the property's diverse landscape. The year-round creek is a defining feature of the property, flowing through the acreage for approximately 0.28 miles and creating attractive riparian habitat. The mix of water, timber, and open ground supports a variety of wildlife commonly found in the area, including deer, elk, wild turkey, and bear, making this property a hunter's dream. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the opportunities for wildlife observation, hiking, and exploring the property's natural features. Chewelah is located approximately 6 miles from the property for shopping, dining, schools, and services. Valley is approximately 3.5 miles away, Springdale is approximately 10.5 miles away, and Addy is approximately 10.5 miles away from the property. Nearby Waitts Lake offers boating and fishing opportunities, while 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort provides seasonal skiing and outdoor recreation within a reasonable drive. The property is also close to thousands of acres of publicly accessible land for additional recreation. This property combines residential improvements, agricultural infrastructure, and recreational characteristics on 23.72± acres in a rural Stevens County setting. Whether used as a primary residence, small farm, or recreational retreat, the existing improvements and natural features provide a versatile opportunity while remaining within convenient driving distance of nearby communities and services. A 24-hour notice is required for all showings. Proof of funds must be provided prior to scheduling a showing. Call Land Specialist Doug Ott today to schedule your private showing!