Rock Creek Elk Camp spans 1,524 deeded acres with timber rights across an additional 3,001 acres in Washington's renowned Naches region. Bordering the Ahtanum State Forest and Cowiche Wildlife Area, this exceptional property lies along a major elk migration corridor to the Oak Creek feeding grounds. Rock Creek flows year-round with trout and cutthroat, while an extensive road system provides outstanding access throughout this rare legacy ranch.

Horseshoe lake River Ranch. .Five named lakes & two miles of river frontage on the Okanogan River . Great fishing Sockeye & Chinook salmon, Small-mouth Bass, and Rainbow Trout, to name a few. A good variety of mature timber, Pine, Red Fir, and Quaking Aspen groves allow for some excellent wildlife habitat. Irrigation water available. Topography is flat with grassy meadows to rolling sage & timber ground with many level benches

The Columbia River Overlook is a unique property and rare offering. The views are a must see from this 2025 acres consisting of 5 separate parcels. The property has incredible views the Columbia River and the mouth of the Wenatchee River. In the background is the city of Wenatchee and a mountain backdrop that's a must see. This property is just minutes to all of the city of Wenatchee amenities and prime for future development.

The Columbia River Overlook is a unique property and rare offering. The views are a must see from this 2025 acres consisting of 5 separate parcels. The property has incredible views the Columbia River and the mouth of the Wenatchee River. In the background is the city of Wenatchee and a mountain backdrop that's a must see. This property is just minutes to all of the city of Wenatchee amenities and prime for future development.

960 Acres are already subdivided into 20-acre parcels that border state land. Perfect property for hunting, hiking, or trail riding multiple roads throughout the property make it a fun place to explore. Many wildlife, including deer, Elk, and Moose, frequent the property. There are fantastic views across the valley and numerous places to build a home or cabin. And have access to thousands of acres of DNR land. (Owner Financing Now Available)

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AgriBusiness Trading Group is proud to offer this collective farm and orchard asset consisting of four separate, yet neighboring, farm units located within Washington State's Columbia Basin region. The farm units are being sold together as a single portfolio of agricultural assets that are all located within an approximate 10-mile radius of one another, southeast of Basin City, Washington. There are 817.24 ± deeded acres, which consist of a combination of permanent crop plantings, open, plantable ground, and leased row crop acres. The majority of the permanent crop acres are planted on V-trellis systems and are direct-operated by the current landowner. Plantings consist of organic apples, organic apricots, and conventional cherries, with fruit marketed to various local packing sheds under year-to-year contracts and/or used for on-site apple cider production. The row crop acres are a combination of both conventional and organic and are operated by local farmers under year-to-year cash-rent leases. Irrigation water for the entire asset is delivered via surface water rights from the South Columbia Basin Irrigation District (SCBID), with a total allocation of 683.30 irrigable acres. The property is located within blocks that have been paid off and are not subject to the Reclamation Reform Act (RRA) acreage limitations. There is an onsite cold storage facility, multiple equipment shops, and a dedicated office building that supports day-to-day farm operations, as well as multiple residences providing on-site housing for ownership and/or employees. Domestic water for the residences is supplied by private wells, with wastewater serviced by individual septic systems. This portfolio of irrigated farm ground would make an excellent addition to an existing farming operation. It could also potentially serve as a smart investment opportunity for a Buyer looking to diversify their portfolio or develop additional row crop acres in this sought-after region. The total acreage, irrigation allocations, assessments, and property taxes for this asset are subject to pending boundary line adjustments by the Seller. All adjustments will be finalized and recorded prior to closing. The farm units and maps described herein reflect the expected size and configuration after these adjustments are complete.

This Washington irrigated farm ground offering comprises 740.34 +/- deeded acres along the Walla Walla River in Walla Walla County, Washington. This multifaceted asset consists of irrigated permanent and row crop development ground, taken out of production in 2024. Irrigation water for the entire asset is delivered via a groundwater right sourced from an irrigation well located on the property. The water rights included in the sale have been sufficient to irrigate all previously planted crops, including apples, cherries, and wine grapes. There are 417.72 +/- plantable acres per crop insurance records. The farming operation is idle for the 2025 crop year and the Seller removed all of the trees and vines in 2024. The property is zoned 'Primary Agriculture' with a 40-acre minimum parcel size per the Walla Walla County Community Development Department. In addition to the plantable acres, the current landowner receives mineral royalties from a neighboring gravel pit and has a cell tower ground lease with a well-known, respected communications company. The mineral rights and ground lease are transferable and can be assumed by a new landowner. The property includes a manufactured home and tool shed, which are included in the sale of this asset. The home is currently used for employee housing, and a new owner could continue to use it for employee housing or rent it out as an additional source of income. The Seller would consider creative offers, including leases, partial owner carry, or capital partner scenarios. For more information and to request the full information package, please contact Adam Woiblet: or 509.520.6117.

Brewster Ridge Ranch consists of 37 parcels total with 2 parcels totaling 103.5 acres zoned R1 and fronting on Old Hwy 97 allowing for future development. With development you get access to the Silver Spur amenities which includes access to the lodge, pool, spa, gym, tennis courts, playground and riverfront beach access. There are 3 drilled wells and currently 6 RV sites with plenty of room for expansion.

(Owner Financing Now Available) The Figlensky Springs Ranch includes 570 Acres already subdivided into multiple 20 acre parcels. There is varied terrain and timbered land with excellent hunting and majestic views near Riverside, Washington. Borders 1000's of acres of public land for recreational activities.

Two 1,700-sq-ft custom-built homes on 558+-acres offer panoramic views of the valley below and the snow-capped Cascade Mountains to the west. The land is a mix of sandy loam soils with rocky outcroppings, natural grasslands, and sagebrush. Scattered groves of quaking aspens and pine trees provide ideal cover and habitat for wildlife, making this property a prime location for both cattle grazing and hunting. This property has its own gravel pit.

527 acres with excellent views lots of mature timber. Big game hunting property and great fishing nearby. A portion of the property backs up to 480 acres of DNR land. Only 1 hour to Spokane, 4 hours to Seattle, only minutes to Davenport with grocery stores, 24-hour Hospital, most all modern amenities, and a small municipal airport, Five minutes to Seven Bays marina on Lake Roosevelt.

AgriBusiness Trading Group and Peoples Company are pleased to present the opportunity to purchase a high quality Washington State continuous crop dryland farm located in the tightly held Walla Walla Valley. Farmland in the foothills of Washington's Blue Mountains is widely regarded as some of the most productive dryland farm ground in the Pacific Northwest, supported by high rainfall patterns that allow operators to implement continuous crop rotations of grains and legumes. This farm asset consists of 415.95 ± deeded acres across three tax parcels in Walla Walla County, Washington. The property includes 408.74 ± measured, tillable acres currently operated in a continuous cropping system of winter wheat with a spring grain/legume rotation. The current landowner has operated the farm for many years, and the sale of this asset is subject to a sale-leaseback requirement with the Seller, who intends to continue farming operations following the transaction. There are no irrigation water rights located on the property or included in the sale of this asset. The offering includes multiple structures, including a barn, a Quonset building, and a single-family residence. The buildings are currently utilized by the landowner for equipment storage and related purposes, and the residence is professionally managed through a local property management company with a current lease in place. High-value farmland in this area is a tightly held asset, with ownership often passing from generation to generation and rarely offered for sale publicly. This farm would be a great addition to an existing operation or a smart investment for a Buyer looking to diversify their asset portfolio.

Experience luxury, privacy, and wilderness on this 389+ acre income-producing ranch. Produces 100+ tons of premium grass hay yearly. Features a lodge-style home with handcrafted details, panoramic views of Curlew Lake and the Kettle Crest Mountains, multiple ponds, barn, guest cabin, and a 60x120 indoor arena—an equestrian and outdoor paradise

Sundale Fruit Company is comprised of approximately 334 acres adjacent to the Columbia River just west of Roosevelt WA. The acreage is planted to high-density apple, cherry and pear orchards. Elevations range from 285ft to 625ft with an early micro-climate which produces some of the earliest and most valuable fruit in the Northwest. Varietals include: Apples - Honey Crisp, Buckeye Gala, Granny Smith, and Fuji; Cherries - Bing and Coral Champagne; Pears - Bartlett and Anjou. The property features extensive housing infrastructure including a 3300 sq ft owners residence, manager's residence, foreman's residence, and numerous housing options for workers as well as H2A labor housing.

This Washington State vineyard offering is comprised of 281.90 m/l deeded acres. The asset consists of one tax parcel and is located north of Pasco, WA in the newly formed White Bluffs American Viticultural Area (AVA), a sub-appellation of the large Pacific Northwest Columbia Valley AVA. This viticultural area sits on a plateau, which protects the vines from the cold air that drains onto the surrounding valley floors. The higher elevation extends the growing season by an average of 45 days relative to the surrounding area. The vineyard has been successfully operated by the current landowner for several decades. There are 201.70 m/l planted vineyard acres, per crop insurance records. Current varieties include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, and Chardonnay. The fruit is currently sold under year-to-year contracts with local wineries. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the South Columbia Basin Irrigation District (SCBID). There are 111.80 m/l acres shown as irrigable and the base quantity of water (SFD) is 204.34. The 2024 irrigation assessment is $9,648.70. The water allocations included in the sale are not subject to Reclamation Reform Act acreage limitations. In addition, there is a single-family residence and utility storage/tool shed located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence is currently occupied by a vineyard foreman.

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This Washington State vineyard offering is comprised of 281.90 m/l deeded acres. The asset consists of one tax parcel and is located north of Pasco, WA in the newly formed White Bluffs American Viticultural Area (AVA), a sub-appellation of the large Pacific Northwest Columbia Valley AVA. This viticultural area sits on a plateau, which protects the vines from the cold air that drains onto the surrounding valley floors. The higher elevation extends the growing season by an average of 45 days relative to the surrounding area. The vineyard has been successfully operated by the current landowner for several decades. There are 201.70 m/l planted vineyard acres, per crop insurance records. Current varieties include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, and Chardonnay. The fruit is currently sold under year-to-year contracts with local wineries. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the South Columbia Basin Irrigation District (SCBID). There are 111.80 m/l acres shown as irrigable and the base quantity of water (SFD) is 204.34. The 2024 irrigation assessment is $9,648.70. The water allocations included in the sale are not subject to Reclamation Reform Act acreage limitations. In addition, there is a single-family residence and utility storage/tool shed located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence is currently occupied by a vineyard foreman.

North Pine Creek Ranch – 273 Acres with Live Water Near Spokane, WA North Pine Creek Ranch is a 273-acre land offering located in the rural community of Spangle, Washington, within the award-winning Liberty School District and approximately 30 minutes south of Spokane. This property presents a rare combination of usable pastureland, live water, privacy, and proximity to a regional population center, making it well suited for a variety of agricultural, recreational, and long-term ownership goals. The land features productive pasture ground currently supporting 30+ head of cattle seasonally, with terrain well suited for livestock grazing, horses, or small ranch operations. North Pine Creek flows through the property nearly year-round, providing a natural water feature that enhances both usability and character. A year-round pond, rolling topography, and scattered rock outcroppings add visual interest and functional diversity across the acreage. One of the defining attributes of North Pine Creek Ranch is its direct adjacency to approximately 320 acres of Washington State DNR land. This bordering public ground expands recreational opportunity, enhances privacy, and provides additional space for hiking, hunting, and outdoor enjoyment without sacrificing ownership control of the core property. Wildlife including whitetail and mule deer, elk, and turkey are present in the area, supporting recreational and hunting use consistent with the surrounding landscape. The size and layout of the property allow for multiple potential building sites, offering flexibility for a private homestead, working ranch headquarters, or long-term land investment. While offering a true rural setting, the property remains conveniently located within commuting distance of Spokane, allowing owners to enjoy space, privacy, and land ownership without being isolated from services, employment, or amenities. Access to an award-winning school district further strengthens the property’s appeal for buyers considering long-term or multi-generational ownership. North Pine Creek Ranch stands out for its scale, usable ground, live water features, public land access, and location, creating an ownership opportunity that is increasingly difficult to replicate in this region. Whether the goal is agricultural use, recreational enjoyment, or long-term land stewardship, this property offers flexibility and substance rarely found in a single offering.

AgriBusiness Trading Group and Peoples Company are excited to offer a dryland wheat farm for sale in Whitman County, Washington. Located in the highly desirable and fertile Palouse region, this farm consists of 261.00 +/- deeded acres and is approximately nine miles south of St. John, Washington. There are 251.89 +/- cropland acres, per the Whitman County Farm Service Agency, of which 27.03 +/- acres are currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The farm is leased to a local tenant under a cash-rent lease agreement that expires on September 30, 2030. Lease payments are due in two annual installments on March 1 and September 15. The tenant receives all CRP payments and is responsible for all practice installation and mid-contract management practices. The historical crop rotation includes spring and winter wheat varieties. There are no structures located on this farm or included in the sale. This is a dryland farm with no irrigation water rights located on the property or included in the sale. For more information and to request the full information package, please contact Adam Woiblet: 509.520.6117, or Steve Bruere: 515.222.1347,

Opportunity knocks on this large Columbia River waterfront property! 247 acres in 4 parcels with amazing views of the Columbia River and Sanpoil River confluence. Enjoy the peace and quiet while watching the Keller ferry crossing the Columbia River right from your front porch. Large 4640 sq ft home is solid but needs some TLC. Bring your tool belt and turn this property into your private oasis. Kuehne Rd dead ends at the property

219.43 acres bordering the City of Connell. The property consists of a 2 acre parcel in the city limits of Connell and the remaining 217.43 acres are located within the city's Urban Growth Boundary and is currently zoned 1-2 General Industrial Zone which also allows for all of the C-3 General Business Zone uses. The property is fairly level allowing for easier development.

200 acres with five tax parcels. 2-bedroom, 1-bath, full kitchen, livable Cabin plus two bunk houses and a large 2-door shop. Private setting, no visible neighbors, 200 acres with five tax parcels. A 2-bedroom, 1-bath cabin plus two bunkhouses and a large 2-door shop. Private setting with no visible neighbors. Great location, 20 minutes from town.

AgriBusiness Trading Group is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire a non-irrigated farm enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), offering stable annual income with approximately four years remaining on the current contracts. The property is located approximately 14 miles north of Walla Walla in southeastern Washington State, a well-established non-irrigated farming region of the Pacific Northwest. The property consists of one tax parcel encompassing 160.00 m/l deeded acres, per the Walla Walla County Assessor. According to the Walla Walla County Farm Service Agency (FSA), the property includes 151.19 m/l cropland acres, all of which are currently enrolled in the CRP program. CRP participation requires removing environmentally sensitive acreage from agricultural production and establishing conservation cover to improve soil health, water quality, and wildlife habitat, in exchange for annual rental payments. Conservation practices actively implemented on the farm include permanent native grasses (CP-2) covering 76.99 acres and permanent introduced grasses and legumes (CP-1) covering 74.20 acres. The current CRP contract expires September 30, 2030, and provides an annual contract payment totaling $6,702.00. Property elevations range from approximately 1,008 feet to 1,236 feet above sea level. Average annual precipitation in the area ranges from approximately 16 to 18 inches, according to the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. The primary soils on this farm consist of Ritzville silt loam, a soil type commonly associated with non-irrigated grain production throughout the region. There are no irrigation water rights located on the property or included in the sale of this asset.

159.66 acres located minutes south of Olympia with I-5 frontage and Mt Rainier views. The majority of the property is fenced pasture with approx 40 acres of mature timber. The property features a large 8,720 sq ft barn with loft, 2,492 sq ft lean to 520 sq ft garage. Well and septic on the property are in unknown condition. Preliminary plat for 48 lots expired in 2011 Project number Plat 020622

A dream property for anyone who loves nature and the great outdoors! With 160 acres surrounded by the Colville National Forest and direct access to thousands of acres of national forest, you've got an incredible setting for hunting, hiking, or simply enjoying the peace and solitude. The mature timber adds both beauty and potential value to the land.