481 Starveout Rd Dayton, WA 99328

Located approximately nine miles southeast of Dayton, Washington, this 1,911.46 acre ranch in Columbia County offers recreational appeal, agricultural income, and renewable energy development potential. The property includes tillable farmland, timber, brush, native grasslands, and seasonal creeks, supporting hay production, grazing, hunting, and recreation. Approximately 399.14 acres are tillable and have historically been used for hay. The acreage and elevation variance create habitat for wildlife, attracting big game hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The property spans multiple tax parcels, offering flexibility for future development, conservation, or subdivision. Its location and topography may be suitable for renewable energy development, including wind or solar. Access is via county roads, with internal routes ranging from gravel to rugged mountain trails. The property is positioned for seasonal recreation and year-round utility. It features multiple water sources, both natural and solar developed springs, with two 12,000 gallon holding tanks attached to developed solar springs. Full perimeter fencing is in place. The property is located in hunting unit GMU 162, known for its elk and deer populations, and is inhabited by elk, deer, bear, blue and ruff grouse, turkey and gray partridge. A developed road system exists throughout the property, which is accessed from a maintained seasonal county road. The property is approximately 2.5 miles from the Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness.