Land for Sale in Washington

Browse our lots and land for sale in Washington or simply contact us and let our team of experts guide you to the perfect plot of land that suits your needs. Many of our Washington tracts offer owner financing.

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Our Happy Customers

We’ve helped many customers find their perfect land for sale in Washington, whether it’s for great hunting or for getting off-grid. Don’t just take our word for it; read what other Washington land buyers have to say about our process below. 

Patient, Professional, and Truly Helpful

Ms. LeAnn Specht is very professional and patient in helping me a lot. Thank you Ms. LeAnn Specht

Anne Nguyen
Land Owner in Texas
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

First Time Buying Land in United States

Morning LeAnn, even though we have never met, I have to say this whole process from start to finish has been outstanding by yourself. You have provided me with information within an hour if I asked questions, you have kept me up to date with all information you have been given. If in a couple
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Tim C.
New Land Owner in Colorado
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Buying land in Washington from the owner

Elegment Land owns the Washington land it sells, so you buy directly from us, with no agent or bank in between. Our Washington land is in Okanogan County in north-central Washington, near Tonasket: large off-grid acreage with mountain views, some tracts bordering public BLM land, and the occasional turn-key cabin. Many tracts offer owner financing, and the deed is recorded in your name at closing.

What kind of land do we sell in Washington?

Here is what you will find across our Washington land.

  • Off-grid acreage. Tracts of 40 acres and up with road access, suited to solar, a well and a cabin.
  • Hunting land. Ranch and timber land in mule deer country, some bordering BLM land.
  • Cabins. Now and then, a finished off-grid cabin on large acreage.

How much does land cost in Washington?

Our Washington land is large acreage, so prices usually run from about $80,000 for 40 acres to $250,000 or more for 140 acres and up, with cabin properties priced higher. Each lot page shows the price and, for financed tracts, the down payment, monthly payment and number of months. For payment examples, see our Washington owner financed land.

How to buy Washington land from us

Buying from us takes four steps.

  1. Pick a tract. Each lot page lists the size, access, utilities, rules and the most recent annual taxes.
  2. Reserve it for $900. The reservation fee counts toward your price.
  3. Choose cash or owner financing, and sign.
  4. We record the deed in your name at closing, with no closing fees.

What to know before buying land in Okanogan County

Off-grid land here takes some planning.

  • Power. Most tracts are off-grid, so plan for solar or a generator, or ask the utility about a line extension.
  • Water. Most rural land relies on a private well. Some basins have extra water rules, so check with the Department of Ecology or the county before you buy.
  • Septic and building. A cabin or home needs county building and septic permits.
  • Road access and winter. Check who maintains the road, and plan for snow.
  • Current use taxes. Some land is enrolled in an agricultural or open-space tax program. Taking it out can bring back taxes, so ask the county assessor.

More ways to shop

See how our Washington owner financed land works, or browse hunting land and cabins across our other states.

Washington land questions buyers ask us

Where is your Washington land?

In Okanogan County in north-central Washington, near Tonasket and the Canadian border.

How much does land cost in Washington?

Our Washington tracts usually run from about $80,000 for 40 acres to $250,000 or more for larger acreage. Each lot page shows the price and terms.

Can I buy Washington land with owner financing?

Yes, on many of our tracts, with no credit check. Each lot page shows whether owner financing is offered and the exact terms.

Can I live off-grid on the land?

Many of our tracts are off-grid. Plan for solar power, a well and septic, and county permits for a cabin or home.

Do I need a real estate agent?

No. We own the land we sell, so you buy directly from us. You can reserve a tract online, or call or text us at 970-420-2440.

Are there closing fees?

No. We do not charge closing fees when you buy from us. Your $900 reservation fee counts toward your price.