About 466 Monohon Landing Road
This 25±-acre parcel of private Pacific Northwest forestland lies just outside Raymond in unincorporated Pacific County. Established access routes lead through mature timber to a tall metal building suited for equipment storage, recreation, and game processing. Power and an RV hookup are on the property. Approximately 641,000 board feet of merchantable timber across 21.5 potentially harvestable acres, including predominantly Douglas fir, with Sitka spruce, red alder, maple, and hemlock/whitewood. Natural springs provide clear, fresh, cold water. Game camera photos capture elk, black bear, and cougar traversing the land. Vast Weyerhaeuser timberland holdings border the property on two sides, enhancing privacy and wildlife movement. The elevated southeast portion of the property offers a potential building site with panoramic views of the Willapa River and valley. A public boat ramp just up the road provides convenient access to the Willapa River for fishing and boating. A compelling recreational retreat, timber asset, and future potential homesite in Southwest Washington. Buyer to independently verify all information, including timber volume, water sources, access, boundaries, utilities, zoning, and development feasibility, to their own satisfaction.
