This off-grid one-bedroom cabin, built in 2017, sits on 12.9 acres just 7 miles from Inchelium, Washington. With 500 square feet of space, the cabin offers a peaceful setting surrounded by trees and history.
The main structure currently serves as a sleeping area and artist workshop. It includes a composting toilet and water access using a generator-powered pump. While not fully finished or permitted, the building provides a solid start for your off-grid retreat.
In addition, the property includes a chicken coop and a shed, giving extra room for small-scale farming or storage. A historic store and post office building from the early 1900s still stands on-site, though it is unsafe to enter and should be avoided.
Bourgeau Lake is within walking distance. With a Tribal permit, you can enjoy fishing in this stocked lake. The land is fee simple, though it lies within Tribal territory. Winter access is possible via plowed roads along Apex.
If you enjoy quiet surroundings, rustic living, and access to outdoor activities like fishing and exploring, this unique property could suit your needs. It offers both privacy and a connection to the area’s rich past.
If you’re interested in learning more about this unique property, please contact the listing agent through the Zillow link provided below the photos.
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