481 Starveout Rd Dayton, WA 99328

This exceptional 1,947+/- acre Washington ranch offers diverse income streams. 399.14+/- acres are tillable, historically used for hay production (4 tons/acre). Abundant wildlife (elk, deer, bear) makes it a prime hunting location (GMU 162). The property boasts renewable energy development potential, with a wind farm nearby and multiple parties expressing interest. It includes multiple tax lots, allowing for potential cabin development. A partially finished log cabin sits on a homesite with a 6,000-gallon potable water tank, a fully operational solar system (8 430W panels, 8 6V 400AH batteries, 6,000W inverter), and a corral. Two 12,000-gallon water tanks, fed by developed solar springs, provide additional water. 774 acres are eligible for the NRCS Forest Stand Improvement program, with potential income estimated at $2,300/acre. The property is accessible via county roads, though some may be challenging in winter. Located 9 miles southeast of Dayton, WA (address: 481 Starveout Road, Dayton, WA 99328), it's approximately 2.5 miles from the Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding zoning, development regulations, and NRCS program details. Asking price: $2,823,962 ($1,450/acre).