13013 224th Street E, Graham, WA 98338

Set on nearly five acres in the Washington foothills, this restored historic homestead dates to 1900 and was originally home to the chief of the Steilacoom Tribe. The interior highlights warm tongue-and-groove woodwork and soaring hand-hewn beams, creating a home that emphasizes character and authenticity. Designed for full homestead living, the property includes a fully irrigated 10,000 sq ft garden, a spacious greenhouse, established orchards, and perennial edible plantings, including berries, culinary herbs, and medicinal herbs. A charming roadside farm stand is in place for seasonal produce, flowers, eggs, and handmade goods.

The land is cross-fenced and irrigated, with facilities to support livestock and day-to-day farm routines. Improvements include a chicken coop, dairy goat barn, horse barn, a fenced paddock, a brooder, and additional outbuildings suited for hobbies, storage, or farm use. For flexible living arrangements, the property offers three full RV hookups plus a separate laundry facility for guests or multigenerational use.

This is a strong fit for buyers who want an intentional, self-sustaining lifestyle with space and infrastructure already built in. With established growing operations, functional livestock support, and on-site produce sales potential through the farm stand, the property can work well as a working homestead or as a lifestyle-focused escape that still offers practical farm-ready amenities.