13013 224th street east

Nestled in the serene foothills of Washington State, this nearly five-acre historic homestead offers a rare opportunity to reconnect with the land and embrace a slower, more intentional way of living. Originally built in 1900 and once home to the chief of the Steilacoom Tribe, this thoughtfully restored property blends rich history with timeless craftsmanship. Inside, warm tongue-and-groove woodwork, soaring hand-hewn beams from the property, and natural textures create a home filled with character and authenticity. Designed for true homestead living, the property features a fully irrigated 10,000 sq ft garden, spacious greenhouse, established orchards, perennial edibles, berries, culinary and medicinal herbs, and a charming roadside farm stand ready for seasonal produce, flowers, eggs, or handmade goods. Imagine tending sourdough in the kitchen, gathering fresh produce from the garden, and living in rhythm with the seasons. The land is cross-fenced, irrigated, and thoughtfully equipped for livestock with a chicken coop, dairy goat barn, horse barn, fenced paddock, brooder, and additional outbuildings for hobbies, storage, or farm use. Three full RV hookups and a separate laundry facility offer flexibility for guests or multigenerational living. Private, peaceful, and deeply rooted in history, this exceptional property is more than a home—it’s a place to grow, gather, and create a meaningful life connected to the land.