Are you looking for a great vacation property in sunny Cle Elum? We've recently listed this great riverfront property in the Elk Meadows neighborhood. There is 75' of low bank riverfront and plenty of room for your RV, camper, or tents. Best of all, there is power, water, and septic on the property. Just pull up and hook up! - See more at: http://properties.tellusre.com/idx/details/listing/a045/612186/1141-Wapiti-Dr-Cle-Elum-WA-98922 We even have a video of the property so you can take a look around: The Elk Meadows II neighborhood is located about 5 miles west of downtown Cle Elum, just off I-90. This makes it extremely convenient for anyone looking for a sunny getaway on the east side of the mountains. Community roads are maintained for year-round access and there are 2 private commun... 10/14/2014

Double-wide manufactured home and large shop with almost 80 feet of creek front in Pine Glen community. Enjoy mother nature and mountain views from your covered porch or the large patio. Enjoy boating and fishing on Lavender Lake from private community beach and dock. This great property is located just over an hour from Seattle and Bellevue via I-90. Perfect for snowmobiling, skiing, horseback riding and other fun in the sun and snow. There is also RV parking and a huge shop for all your toys. - See more at: http://properties.tellusre.com/idx/details/listing/a045/572726/241-Pine-Glen-Dr-Cle-Elum-WA-98922 12/19/2013

We just listed this nice lot in the Pine Glen community of Cle Elum. Its just off West Nelson Siding Road, around Lavender Lake. Here is a link to the Bing map of the property: http://binged.it/L0HFNY And a link to our listing: http://search.tellusre.com/idx/12777/details.php?idxID=041&listingID=377637 And, here is a panoramic view from interior of property The main question folks have is "can you build a house?" which is largely dependent on the question "can you put in a well?" If you are familiar with the area, you've heard of the moratorium on new wells. Its not exactly a moratorium. You have to get a permit to get a well, and to get a permit you must be 'water neutral', meaning you have to be putting as much water into the ground-water system as you take out. (Side note: The State ... 07/16/2012