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24 Jul
Here’s a rare 4.25 acre lot with a creek running through it, the quiet and peace of the country while being close to town and minutes from Port Angeles High School. Here’s a peek of this extraordinary setting in this video, and for more detailed information, view this data sheet with photos: Port Angeles Land for Sale with a Creek Running Through It.
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14 Jan
Is Port Angeles a great place to retire? Absolutely. Hear from a couple from Arizona who are just making the move here and recently purchased a beautiful waterfront lot.
“We are ex-Washington residents who currently live in Arizona. We had been searching the Puget Sound area four years for a waterfront property to build a retirement home when we first contacted Chuck Marunde through his website. We had made multiple trips to various areas but most of the Realtors we contacted simply sent us an email, provided no follow up and did next to nothing to help us locate a property.
On our first trip to Port Angeles, after connecting with Chuck, we purchased our dream property. We now own a high bank waterfront lot overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and are excited to become part of the Peninsula community.”
Paul & Linda M., Sun Lakes, AZ
“Come and join us in one of the Best Places to Retire in the United States, Port Angeles, Washington.” Search the entire Port Angeles MLS.
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26 Nov
Purchasing vacant land? If you are buying land in Sequim or Port Angeles, you might find this checklist helpful. Buying a city lot is quite different than buying rural land, and issues of potential concern are not the same in all counties in all states.
| Perc Results | Fire Protection |
| Soils Report | Environmentally Sensitive Areas |
| Bluff Stability | Test Flood Plane |
| Toxic Waste | Test Wildlife Habitate (Owl Nests) |
| Buried Fuel Tanks | Industrial Noise |
| Road Work, Road Maintenance | Open Space/Forest Designation |
| Clearing Bypass/Freeway Construction | Agricultural Designation |
| Survey Removal | Airport Approach |
| Exact Size of Property (corners) | Final Plat Recorded |
| Power/Hook-up Fees | Timber Clause |
| Water/Hook-up Fees | Telephone Access/Cost |
| Escrow Note Collection | Well (private, community, utility) |
| Legal Access to Property | Release Clause/Partial Reconveyance |
| Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions | Possible Land Use Change |
| Re-Zone, Variance, Conditional Use | Financial Statement From Buyer |
| Zone Compatibility w/present use | Shoreline Management Act |
| Comprehensive Plan & Zone Change | Talk to Neighbors |
| Irrigation Ditches (run all/partial year?) | Timber Cruise & Value of Timber |
| Wet Lands | Geotechnical Report |
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25 Jul
Buying vacant property is a little like having a new home built. There are so many Traps for the Unwary, so many things that can go wrong. Someone who hasn’t been in a real estate nightmare may think, “Oh, it won’t happen to me.” Maybe not, but that is like saying, “Oh, I won’t have a car accident.” Bad things do happen to good people. Buying vacant land that hasn’t been developed by a professional developer/builder, requires many things. Of course, it makes a difference whether you’re buying one 5 acre parcel or 20 acres that need to be divided. Want to see my checklist of issues a developer is obligated to consider? Thought you’d never ask.
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