This Mid County farmhouse on 13 acres is ready for a glow up! 1860 sq ft, concrete wall 3 bedroom, 1 bath with a huge entry/mudroom/utility room that is perfect for hobby farmers. Large kitchen, open space living/dining rooms with wood stove, and separate office off primary/living room. Detached garage … Read More
A true slice of paradise offering 21+ acres of rolling pastures and light forest. A winding driveway and beautiful gated entry lead to a stunning potential building site and impressive 60′ x 62′ three bay shop with water and power. This sunny property is ready to take in any direction! … Read More
Perfectly appointed hobby farm on 5-level acres. The lovely shy 2800 sq ft residence has been meticulously maintained & tastefully upgraded with high-end finishes. Light & bright with vaulted ceilings & picture windows throughout, timeless chef’s kitchen w/ granite countertops & floor-to-ceiling built-ins in the formal living area. Spacious primary … Read More
An Interview with Samantha Etsell of DC Structures I have spent my entire adult life working in some aspect of the equine industry, first as a horse trainer and competitor, and for over the last decade as a Realtor specializing in equestrian and agricultural properties. When I hear young folks … Read More
Parklike shy 63 acres with development potential. Zoned R5A, with a breathtaking Mount Baker view, the front portion of the property has large barns excellent for storage or livestock, an RV lean-to, a historic sawmill, a 40′ X 60′ mechanics shop complete with lift, and a well-cared-for 3 bed, 2 … Read More
Serenity Farms is a 20 acre Equestrian Estate with sweeping territorial and mountain views. This extremely private 4 bed, 5 bath, 4,027 sq ft custom home has towering picture windows and a generous deck that overlooks the barn, pastures and gardens. Primary en-suite, 2 guest suites, cozy fireplace, soaring ceilings, … Read More
Goals, Choices, and Changes in the Barn Construction Process I’ve spent several nights in my barn over the past three frigid weeks caring for one of my beloved senior horses, leaving me lots of time to analyze my barn. A couple of years ago I wrote about the construction of … Read More
Making the Grade A real estate agent from Utah reached out to us recently because she’d been looking for coursework to obtain an equestrian Realtor specialist designation. There’s no such designation, but it did spark some great conversation and thought about what’s important for becoming a competent equestrian real estate … Read More
Don’t Let Winter Slow You Down Winter riding in the Northwest can pose many obstacles, particularly with horses still in early training. My aged horses and I both feel like the winter is a wonderful time for being tucked warmly inside. It doesn’t hurt any of our feelings to hibernate, … Read More
This morning it was a balmy 27 degrees at the barn. We worry about mud management during the winter months, often forgetting about freezing temperatures until they are upon us. My horsey childhood in Alaska was spent more than half the year in the dark and cold of winter, so … Read More
