Cody Abbott

$700,000

120 Acres

Metaline Falls, Washington, 99153

Embrace the ultimate off-grid potential on this historic mining site & former Quartzite quarry, an absolute haven for a self-sustaining homesteader or doomsday prepper seeking total independence. Tucked away in the Selkirk Mountain Range in Metaline Falls and bordered by 178,000 acres of the Colville National Forest on four sides and Stimson timberlands on the others, this rare property offers unmatched security, tactical privacy, and a deep sense of natural concealment. Comprising two parcels totaling 120 acres zoned R40, the land features an existing road, incredible views & nearly 2,000 feet of South Flume Creek frontage alongside rare established industrial water rights. With its rich industrial history, dramatic defensive topography, and independent security, this rugged paradise is the ultimate wilderness stronghold to build your fortified estate and live completely unbound by the grid.

$200,000

3.4 Acres

Metaline Falls, Washington, 99152

Discover a rare piece of Metaline Falls history with this remarkable 3.4-acre creekfront parcel nestled in the heart of Pend Oreille County. Serving as the iconic historical site of the 1936 Flume Creek Reservoir & dam project, the property features a truly unique landscape where local history meets natural beauty. For the buyer seeking an exceptional asset, the property provides extraordinary water capabilities, including a Water Right Certificate granting legal, surface water diversion from the South Fork of Flume Creek, alongside a secondary Certificate of Water Right for a Reservoir allowing for water storage. The land also features a long-established bridge that has been in place for over 50 years, offering a distinct footprint ready for improvements for further expansion. With pristine creek frontage & incredible wildlife appeal, this parcel is the ultimate canvas for a private homestead, custom cabin, or sustainable orchard with a guaranteed water source.

$900,000

123.4 Acres

Metaline Falls, Washington, 99152

Embrace the ultimate off-grid potential on this historic mining site, former Quartzite quarry, and iconic 1936 Flume Creek Reservoir project. Tucked away in Metaline Falls, this rare 123-acre wilderness stronghold consists of three parcels bordered by Colville National Forest and Stimson timberlands, offering unmatched tactical privacy and defensive topography. The rugged landscape features existing roads, a long-established bridge, and a large legacy power grid running through the property for major infrastructure potential. Perfect for a self-sustaining homesteader or prepper, the acreage boasts extensive creek frontage backed by extraordinary water security, including industrial water rights, a surface water diversion certificate, and a reservoir storage certificate. With its rich history and guaranteed water sources, this unique land is the ultimate canvas to build a fortified estate or custom cabin completely unbound by the grid.

$500,000

14.82 Acres

Metaline Falls, Washington, 99153

Once the epicenter of the historic Inland Portland Cement Company, this 14.82-acre industrial site once supplied the materials that built the Grand Coulee Dam. Today, it offers a stabilized, flat canvas just 15 minutes from the Canadian border & the Metaline Falls Port of Entry. Perfectly positioned for international logistics, the site is eligible for Spokane’s Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ No.224), allowing for a duty-deferred transload yard or facility. Neighboring a legacy rail spur and industrial truck scale that once serviced the facilities, the site provides strategic logistical value and built-in potential for future expansion. Historically one of the largest commercial consumers of electricity in the area, the site's legacy infrastructure makes it an ideal candidate for Battery Energy Storage Systems, data centers, renewable energy projects, greenhouse facilities, or manufacturing site. Whether anchoring a new energy grid or expanding an international supply chain, your northern gateway is officially open.