2960 Granger Rd Zillah, WA 98953
This exceptional 5.5-acre Yakima Valley estate boasts a 5,466 sq ft home featuring three luxurious ensuite bedrooms, two additional bedrooms, a home schooling/office/craft room, family/game room, and a large office with golf simulator potential. The property also includes a 4,400 sq ft shop with a half bath (plumbed for expansion), a four-bay garage with three electric vehicle charging stations and a Tesla charger, a full-size lighted sports court, a putting green, and extensive patios. The home is equipped with a security system, 40 solar panels (annual energy bill details available in property documents), and two split HVAC systems. Heating is supplemented by a propane fireplace in the family room, with two propane tanks serving both the home and shop. Water is softened by a commercial-sized system, and hot water is provided by two 100-gallon tanks and a tankless water heater. The property is gated and fenced for privacy and offers breathtaking Mt. Adams views. Irrigation is supported by a 15-acre-foot Roza water right. Located in the prestigious Rattlesnake Hills AVA, this mixed-use property presents a unique opportunity, with potential for winery conversion pending Yakima County plan approval. The property is privately owned and offers multigenerational living and ample space for entertaining. Asking price is $1,395,000. Built in 2005, with renovations completed in 2017. Located at 2960 N Granger Rd, Zillah, WA 98953.
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